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CITVTIAND pADk- f'bojc.

ILENkLAND PAKk-ChOice bed
rms " baths porches and gar.
Reduced 10 Sl69iU Good terms.
Mr Dotson, AID 4-l11l LYMAN
c. DELE a CO. INC. ST 3-3520.
conn. AVE. VICINITY, near Nebras-
ka and Conn ayes Brick Semide-
tached bedrooms, ualk-in den n
basement. sarase large lot oil
heat really nice priced 10 sells
wants $1,000 down Mr. Cope With
EDWIN I ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
ave pr ~.I1u
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tOnel. about 40 mi. from Washing.
ton % large luxury units and ele
giant 6-rm o-oath owners home
income well above $50. 600 not in
GLIDING substantial rental from res.
taurant' 100000 long-term mort.
gage available
GTwo). 20 units. In q large city
about 40 mi from WashinEton il
densely populated area facing
famous college, price OF S14U. 00C
Is about times gross earnings
lNEZ CUSHARD REALTOR
1888 Wis Ave NV EN-. @-A23r
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neutrality-suspicious.
CHENY CHASE sl55nn-I.,.. !,

CHEVY CHASE, Sl5.50O-Lets face
y. This Die. row brick house has
! beqrms paths on IND flr.
ne larger family wanting deSir-
abe area ciCse 10 all schools. but
unable 10 afford more priceWise,
SnouId investigate this Lovely I'm.
Zee I'm. garage Most attractive
terms Ewes WO b-5516 COR
II n . va W. ~ :. -.
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SILVER SPRING, OF Georgia ave.
BRICK rambler . abedrms. liv
I'm din rmo KIT .util rm., se
~ h-l454
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N.W.-LRe.. 9-rm. house. F. PAUL
HANNAH, 10" 18th ST, NV. ME
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

COLORED-2I29 3rd ST. N.E.-t
rms, bath, INV h.. sas furn. gar
= glassed porches. Sllu. L. T
GRAVATTF. Realtor. 1918 K st
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Inv HO Wv so
LIZ RMS q BATHS

Zoo Blk PARK rd. M Clean 5000
! quality furniture arranged a. 3
1 sptS. and bedrmS Quoted inl ONE
+ over $500 mthlv about $500 down
LANE PASTOR, Elk. $3.50
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n. ARL. Brick, 3 bedrms.. IA
baths. pine-paneled rec rm.; cony
10 schools BUS and shopping Sl40
per mo Other hne listings Call
NEITHER REALTORS, IA. 5-7515,
eNeS. CR 3-nohA
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46IO HARRISON ST. bTookdale-

Nv. rm din, rm, XII, zen and 2
baths. scr porch bedrms. and
bath. End fl 500 pr mo Call
" G & A. n. MILL ER DEVELOP
NENT co EN-. AGA
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McLtAN. YA-snaelou. round.

SILVER HILL oedrm corner
homo on acre lot Rent : 10
AVIAN. Aug I 10 inspect all JOHN
SHELTON, Realtor 10 "-"UuO
2I3S n 81. N.w.-lst comm :
fns, . baths. auto. h.-w h reas
cont PF za1us or Ii d.In61
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HOLLYWOOD, COLLEGE PARK

= bcdrms, 2-st0iY, OF h y d
full bsmt.. large WOODED lot. ss1 80.
BY appt, He 4-Gli6
y. ARL.-Brick 4 bedrms.. din.
rec I'm master bcdfm With firepi
scr porch Rarage. trees Close IA
shops, schools, bus Available. Slfu
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Va. 1888 sales over 7O,OuO. air
cond. stainless steel equipment
absentee owner will sacrifice. Gail
Mr.. Sitkin. IKE. 6-93!S ALBERT
COHEN co IA o-IRGI
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ARG. TO SEPT. 10; S120. Air
cond. oedrms. Brookmont: crime
~ mr.. door lge. groundS, orlck
hse. OIL. 2-5l9b
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HOUSES FOR sALs-N.W.

ADAMS MILL RID. overlooking Rock
Greek Park Seven bedrooms.
baths powder room. lear garage.
now rented at $3.50 per mo. net;
possession STORY q CO, NE,
S-4lu0 Mr. PAson AID. 4-S64e.
AMIR. L. PARk-HanoSom While
DrE Colonial nome at AFRO and
Nerplanck iull center hall 'St-
floor Law. 3 OedrmS. paths on
-noi hail stairway TO Unnn. ,jrd.
beautiful rec m With fireplace,
screened porch garage, nee level
lot, c-a.5U0 FRANK 5 PHILLIPS.
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Nearoy MD Kosher style sand.
wicheS and carry out Beautiful Dls
alr-cond store in busy shopplns
center Lots OF parking Does :" so
week business Low pavrol Excel
for partners Low down payment
AL STERN. FE. 3-2469
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Mrs. Bacon Named
Coronation Envov

President Eisenhower today
named Mrs. Virginia Bacon.
Washington socialite, as one of
his personal representatives with
the rank of special ambassador
to attend the coronation of the
King of Nepal April 30-May 6.
The President also appointed
Mrs Allen w. Dulles, wife of the
Central Intelligence Agency di-
rector, as a member of the Board
of Advisers of the Federal Re-
formatory for Women at Alder
son, w. Va.
Mrs. Bacon is the widow of
Representative Robert L. Bacon
from New York.
Lowell Thomas, radio COM
mentator, was named as an
other personal representative of
the President to the Nepal
Kings coronation.
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|Keiser Leaves
50 Million

ORLANDO, Fla, April rs up.
George Camp Keiser, SIS, heir
to a sugar fortune who died
last month in Washington. D. c.,
left an estate of more than 81
million, a petition for probate
of his will filed yesterday re-
ivealed.
Mr.. Keiser, founder and chair
man of the Board of Directors
of the Middle East Institute IN
Washington. maintained a Win
tier home in suburban Winter
Park.
The petition filed by his AT
lyear-old widow Sylvia listed his
assets as: Personal property in
Florida $4,536. real property in
Florida $4,000. personal prop
erty outside Florida $4.095, 041,
real property outside Florida
100000.
Under the will. all real prop
erty goes to the widow and the
remainder of the estate is to be
divided equally between the
widow and a trust to be estab-
lished.
The trust would provide an
income of 81 900 a year for Mrs.
Keiser and $4,000 a year for
their two children Mary. 10. and
Annie, Z. When the children
reach the age of 35. they would
on the death of their mother
divide the remainder of the
estate between them.
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(intercontinental balliStic mis-
sile) to its proper perspective in
the spectrum of future weap-
ons."
1T will be a tremendously i'm
portant weapon" Gen. Twining
said. but it will be a long time
until it is reliable enough to re-
place other weapons systems,
and much longer until it can
match all the capabilities of the
airplane.
Effective Deterrent
AS other Air Force officials,
including Secretary Quarles,
have argued before. Gen. Twi-
ming said that if "a hostile
s"wer" were to perfect a re-
liable intercontinental missile
before the United States the
deterrent effect of our atomic
power would still be effective"
In developing his thesis Gen.
TWining made these points:
|. In both the American and
Russian Air Forces missiles are
merely another potential weapon
powerful to be sure. but not
magic No missile can do a
job that cannot now be done
with combat airplanes. he said.
The missiles only advantage is
potentially greater efficiency
cost wise than the aircraft. "
.. 1T is perfectly true to
state that there is no known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25
.Mid-Air Blast
Set on H-bomb
BY the Associated Press

The hydrogen bomb test which
newsmen and civil defense OBJ
servers are to see at Bikini atoll
next month will be a midair ex-
plosion of a weapon dropped
from a plane.
Atomic Energy Commission
officials previously had indicated
that the new series of thermo-
nuclear tests would include an
air drop. among other methods.
but had left indefinite the ques-
ton whether the open" shot for
selected public observers would
be an air burst.
Since then, Soviet Party Boss
KhrUshchev has announced that
Russia already has dropped a
hydrogen bomb from a plane
a point Of saying that
the United States still was only
planning such a test.
In answer to questions, the
Acc said today that the open"
shot is planned as an air burst.
The Government so far has
never stated specifically whether
the several series of tests a, the
mid-Pacific proving grounds in
recent years have included an
air burst. However, none of the
few statements the Government
has made officially on tests have
made any mention of the plane
delivery method.
The Air Force has at least
three types of bombers capable
of handling thermometer
Weapons-a new all-jet B-52 long
range heavy bomber which is
just being delivered to some
combat units. the B-36 combi-
nation plston-jet engine inter-
continental bomber. and the BAT
jet medium bomber.
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Banker Deplores
Low Teacher Paw

ROANOKE. Va, April rs
(P1.-The president of the Bank
of Virginia told State school
superintendent yesterday 81
don't blame a school teacher
for having Socialistic tendencies
today.
IF I were a teacher getting
paid so little that I could not
afford a car or couldn't afford
to get married, I'd criticize the
private enterprise system" said
Thomas C. Boushall of Rich
mond.
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defense against a ballistic mis-
sile. Standing alone, this state
ment has alarmed many people,
What we must remember is that
it is equally true that there is
no known balliStic missile in
the inventory of any armed
force"
Emissions Quick Defense
3. II am certain that an anti
ICBM will be built. I am
confident that when the time
comes that one or both sides
have effective. dependable, ac-
curate ballistic missiles, the pc
riod in which there will be no
defense will be either very short
or nonresident. In fact. the
processes we go through in learn
ing to build ballistic missile
will guide us in building a de-
tense"
Gen. TWining said that adding
to the lettering effectiveness of
Americas piloted aircraft could
be the atomic-powered bomber,
on which the Ali Force is now
working.
In theory, he added, 1T would
be possible for US to maintain a
feet of nuclear-powered bombers
airborne and invulnerable to
ballistic missile attack" Ton
bomber bases. The unlimited
range and endurance of such
bombers, Gen. Twining said
Would make it possible for US
to keep them positioned all
around a potential aggressor-
ready to retaliate the instant a
missile were launched in our di-
rectiOn,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25
Hartman Hits
Hiding ofFacts

NEW YORK. April IS fPl.-
Gov. Averell Hartman of New
York says the Eisenhower adj
ministration has hidden facts
about Russian military develop
mentS Ito fool the American
people"
The Governor and Is men,
bers of his cabinet answered
questions last night at an an
nual "searchlight" dinner to
raise funds for the Citizens
Union.
The union is a nonpartisan,
nonpolitical organization set up
to act as a watchdog over city
and State affairs.
Mr.. Hartman was asked about
Communist Party Boss Nikita
Khrushchev's announcement that
the Soviet would soon have a
guided missile armed with a
hydrogen warhead and capable
of blasting any target in the
world.
Sees Threat to British
The Governor. a former AM
baSSador to Russia. said he in
terpreted the announcement as
a threat to the British people.
He said it resulted from aiIloy-
ance by Soviet leaders over not
receiving as warm a welcome as
they expected on their current
visit to Britain.
Mr.. Hartman said he was
"incensed" at what he described
as the unwillingnesS of the adj
ministration Ito tell the facts
about Soviet development"
Il have reason to believe that
they have far more information
than they tell the American peo-
Pile he said. They are con-
cealing the facts to fool the
American people. 1t does not
take a five-star admiral to tell
what the facts are"
Defines Active Candidate
Mr.. Hartman. who calls him.
self an inactive candidate for
the Democratic presidential
nomination. was asked to define
the difference between an active
and an inactive candidate.
He said an active candidate is
one who enters primaries and
solicits support among delegates
throughout the country.
Il am not an active candidate
because have been very active
Governor, Mr.. Hartman added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

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,lican of Wisconsin, today called for
committee to find out
Illustration is going about to keep
{ guided missiles.
llso denounced Adlai Stevenson for
hydrogen bomb tests.
IS about Communist guided-missile
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cCorthy Seeks Probe
OfMissiIe Development

Senator Mccarthy. Republic
appointment of a joint House
whether the Eisenhower admin
ahead of Russia in developing g
The Wisconsin Senator alst
urging this country to stop conf
Despite all the warnings
developments, we have still re-
ceived no assurance from our
own Government that the United
States is going about in an
effort to catch up with the
Soviet Union" said Senator Nc
Carthy
The Senator said Eyer Muir
phree, recently appointed car
over the guided missile program,
has said the program is being
given top priority" But the
Senator called this bureaucratic
gobbledegook' which he said
could mean only that it is re-
'ceiving more attention than any
other weapon. The Senator said
he wants to know whether the
Pentagon has adopted a crash
program"
The Senate Armed Services
Committee already has special
subcommittee inquiring into air
defenses under the chairman
ship of Senator Symington, Dem
ocrat of Missouri, and it is not
likely to set up another COM
mittee.
Yesterday Allan w. Dulles, di-
rector of the Central Intelligence
Agency, told the subcommittee
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Commencement Talk

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April
25 (AY. - Senator Robertson,
Democrat of Virginia. will de-
liver the commencement adj
dress at the College of William
and Mary June 10.
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than the Indian general man.
ager. An iron and steel ministry
spokesman told Parliament India
is paying the Russian $500
rupees ($945l a month and the
top Indian $500 rupees t$735.
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BoIIistic Missile Alarm
Is Minimized by Twining

SHREVEPORT La, April 25 l49-Gen Nathan F. Twning
chief of today there balsc
missile" in the arsenal of any nation.
Gen. Twinngs speech prepared for delivery civic club
celebration seemed intended reply Russian claims of
major progress in missile development.
Air chief said he wanted ICBM
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Aides Pay Tops Boss

NEW DELHI, April IS tR.-
The chief Russian technician at
the Belhai steel mill being built
with Soviet help is paid more
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that Nikita Khrushchev. Soviet
Communist boss. was "a little on
the high side" in saying Russia
soon will have a hydrogen-bomb
guided missile that can hit any
point in the world.
Newsmen to whom Mr.. Dulles
made the comment took it to
mean he thinks Mr.. Khrushchey
was being, from his own view
point. at least optimistic.
1t is change to hear some
one in the Soviet Union who
blurts out things" Mr.. Dulles
said. Maybe some day we will
get a little more intelligence
from them"
Mr.. Dulles talked briefly with
reporters after spending three
hours in a closed session with
the subcommittee.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Minimum Age for Cadets Lowered
 As Weekly Meetings Get Under Way

, Commandant Richard August of the Civil Air Patrol Cadets an- nounced Wednesday that the min mum age for joining the Cadets has been lowered to IA years, or being in the first year of high school.
 He said all those qualified in the above way and wishing join the Cadet program can do so by attending the regular meeting Thursday evening at pm. at the National Guard Armory or by seeing Sgt. August at his home to get an application form.
 The program is now getting into full swing with a meeting each week. During the summer meetings were held only monthly.
 In the near future it is hoped that the Cadets will have a build ing of their own thru the courtesy of the American Legion. This or ganization plans to remodel the inside of their hall, using the front room to install the radio equipment used to teach Cadets and Senior Cadets the radio pro cedure. Instructors will be Jack Woods and Andy Liesch of CAA.
 As soon as new manuals can be obtained, the following classes will be held:
 Aviation and You, Aircraft in Flight, Power for Aircraft, Air ports and Their Paths of Flight, Weather and Navigation, and Ma tional and International Problems in Aviation.
 Many other subjects will be taught, including drill and physi- education.
 Sgt. August stated: "This is a chance for teenagers to get to- gether for good clean fun and education which can be very val uable to them in the future"
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

him with Grace Kelly and Will liam Holden. The Paramount film starts a two-day run Sunday at The Theater.
 You'll never forget Bing Crosby as Frank Elgin, the has been actor who gets to the top again under exciting ad dramatic cir cunstances.
 You'll never forget Grace Kelly as Bing's wife-the country girl who finds big city problem on her. hands, a problem that can be solved only by her husbands rehabilitation.
 You'll never forget William Holden, who has never been more forceful than as the director who believes in Elgin and gives him his big chance, but falls in love with his wife.
 You'll never forget "The Coun- try Girl" not only because of the performances but because of the warm, human story it tells. Even the few songs that are an in- tegral part of the story will stay with you because Bing has never sung with more heart.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
NOME LUTHERAN CHURCH

The White Quonset on B Street THOMAS A. KNuDsoN, PASTOR
 PHONE RED
 SUNDAY 9:45 a.m.-Worship Services 11:00 a.m.--Worship Services translated 12.00 Noon-Sunday School, classes
 for all ages. 200 pm.-Radio Services. 7:3o p.m.-Worship Services
 MONDAY 7:30 p.m.-Council meeting at the church. all members of council are urged to be present.
 TUESDAY 7:30 pm.-Ladies' Aid. Maggie Oquilluk will present the topic.
 WEDNESDAY 2:O0 0p.m.-Kindergarten at church. 7:30 p.m.-Bible study and prayer
 FRIDAY 200 p.m.-Kindergarten. 7:30 p.m.-Luther League.
 SATURDAY 11:00 a.m.-Confirmation Class.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
N O T I c E

Sealed bids will be received by the Office of the Territorial Highway Engi- neer at the offices of the Alaska Road Commission, Federal Building, Nome, Alaska, until 2:00 pm, September 20, 1856 for furnishing two bulldozer equipped crawler tractors of sixty-six or more drawbar horsepower on an hourly rental basis for work on the Nome Teller Road from the Penny River northward. The project will in- clude approximately four hundred total tractor hours of work on brush clearing, stripping, preliminary grading, ditching and similar work. Information as to the conditions of rental, and bid and con- tract forms may be obtained without charge at the offices of the Alaska Road Commission, Nome, Alaska.
 IRVING REED
 Territorial Highway Engineer Publ Aug 31, Sep. 2, A. 1856.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Education Supervisor
 Confers With Teachers Of Nome Public School

Howard A. Mathews, educa- tional supervisor for the terri torial schools, under the Com missioner of Education, is here this week. He is conferring with Superintendent Wm. Angell and working with the teachers in the Nome school.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
NOME GOSPEL HOME
RO8 Front Street

BOB Front Street
 Saturday. Fellowship Eve. During the program Clarence Irrigoo of St. Law renee Island will show some more of his fine colored slides. Time: pm.
 Lords Day. A worship season for be- lievers around His table begins at am. Following is another meeting at 10, the Family Bible Hour. Sunday School is at ? pm Evening Gospel Meeting at T. Glynn Dean is speaker. Special music. Monday. pm. Last meeting of slide series by Clarence Irigoo of Gamben. Wednesday. 2 pm. Prayer and Bible study. We are studying prophecies of Calvary in the Book of Zechariah.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Crosby and Kelly
 Unforgettable In The Country Cirl'

Bing Crosby gives an unfor- gettable performance in "The Country Girl" which co-stars
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE

at Third and DsvisioR
 EDGAR BIBB, PASTOR 1o:oO m.-sUNDAY SCHOOL ll:o0 am.-MORNING WORSHIP 6:30 p.m.-JUNIOR SOCIETY. 6:3e pm. YOUNG PEOPLES Society T:30 p.m.-Evening Worship. THE FRIENDLY CHURCH WITH THE SINGING TOWER
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
INVITATION TO BID

The undersigned Executor of the Estate of MIR. Kennedy, deceased, will receive sealed bids, until midnight, Sept 21, 1856, upon the following described arplane:
 One CD Piper Super Cub 1O5, Lycoming, together with all instruments, Number N757OK, now located at Nome, Alaska, as is where is.
 Bids must be sealed and may be delivered to the office of the undersigned on Front St., Nome, Alaska or addressed to his care, P.O Box 1856, Nome, Alaska. Bids will be opened on Sept. g, 1856. Upon acceptance of bid, payment must be made in cash in full The Executor reserve the right to refuse any or all bids
 James A. von der Heydt,
 the of
 M. R. Kennedy, deceased
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
ASSEMBLY OF COD

Third Ape. West HARRIET E. BROWN. MISSIONARY IN CHARGE
 SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.--Sunday School 11:O0 a.m.-Morning Worship. 7:30 pm.-Evangelistic Service
 TUESDAY 7:30 p.m.-Prayer Meeting.
 THURSDAY 7:3o p.m.-Bible Study.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

Letter-SIze File Folders For Sale Al The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
NOME COVENANT CHURCH

NOME COVENANT CHURCH Front St. ard West . REV. RoALD AKIUNpsKN, PASTOR
 SUNDAY Morning Service-1o te 11:45 ana. Evening Service--7:30 p.n.
 MONDAY
 Covenant Navigstors
 TUESDAY Cottage Prayer Service
 WEDNESDAY Phoebe Circle-T:3e pm.
 THURSDAY T:30 p.m.-Prayer Service at Church
 FRIDAY Services and Songs in Eskimo Disisst
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
COMMUNITY METHODIST

Second Avenue at West C Street WILLARD MEcKLENBuRc. PASTOR and LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG COMMUNITY CENTER MISS ESTHER MCCOY. DIRECTOR NOTICE CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Evening Worship will be at 800 in- stead of FOO.
 Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet in Social Room at 6:30 pm. Vesper Choir will practice Sunday evenings 800 to 9;15 after worship. Re- treatments will be served.
 SUNDAY 9:45-Sunday School Session. 11:00-Morning Worship. Sermon Separated or Together" 3:30-Hospital Service. 6:30-Methodist Youth Fellowship. BOO p.m.-Evening Worship.
 What Is Heresy?" 9:00-9: :15-Vesper Choir Practice. A THURSDAY 7:30 p.m.-Prayer Meeting.
 SATURDAY T to p.m.-Recreation period for
 all young people.
 Official Board Meeting second Wednesday of each month.