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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11

Retired Firemen's Asso-
IN4S&,. citation, of D. C., are re-
G5AK Hysongs Funeral Home,
NX.IYtiZ 1900 " st. NV, on We'd
V%Ssss,N nesday. November -.
1851. at , pm, to at
ten ST the tqn cpas 2: our late Brother
WEBSTER FRYE. President.
E J. ATzROrT, Secy Treas. 12
CROSS. ALERT e. There will he
c., services held for the late
I::::.
1851. All members Of the
Police and P p,,erd POST TIN No Ns a. nrG
Guard OF Honor viii ofIiciate
WARD c. FOULKES, Commander.
EUGENE BRANNON, Adiutant.
DALRYMPLE. GEORGE BENJAMIN
GEORGE BENJAMIN DALRYMPLE
who died at Clearwater, Fla. Novem-
Der .. 1857, at the graveside in
Arlington National C@etery at
pm, November IL, 1897. Viewing
W from t' SoT.mb HntiI 21 sas pm 3,
the cemetery IL
DARDEN. JERRY R., Jr. on Thurs
DAY, November :, 1851. JERRY R
father Of Bernice V RAYMOND. Ran;
dali and Deirdre Darden. son OF
Jerry r. DaTden and the late Eva
Darden; brother Of Mrs Ethel Walker
and Mrs Marie Webb Of washington
?; C., and Mrs Sal, Lillian Martin Of
Il. Scarborough. Mrs. Ella Washing.
ton and William Battle OF Rocks
Mount, n c. and Herman Burden
6 a5n' at o Carver Memorial pS I'" Puneral
Home 20 II st. NV. Funeral service;
will be held at Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 18th and r SITS. NV. on
WeaneSday; N1vemoer =, At !.
lntorment Arlington National Gene
Dawes. CHARLES NORWOOD. Jr
suddenly, on Saturday: November =
ia Id Md. CHARLES KIRKwoor
DAVIES; Jr;' Of Washington Grove
Graw. Davies. Washington Grove, Md.
Burnie. Md; Charles Kirkwood Davies
III, Laura NJ Davies and William
Calvert Davies of Washington Grove
Md, and son Of Charles X Davies
sr, Washington Grove Md Mr.
Davies rests at the GARNER Funera
services on Monday. November 1, a
= pm, from the Ascension Chapel
! Gaithersburg Md lnterment barnes
DAWSON RUTH PORTER. On Thurs
TER DAWSON. daughter OF the LAT,
Ettie and Thomas Porter. sister D
Mrs Cynthia Fields. Mrs, Hortens
She also is survived by two nephews
one niece. other relatives and man,
friends After . pm. MONDAY. No
yember friends are INVITED !.
S. n w. where funeral services VII
be held at i m. TUESDAY. Novem
her /. 1ntermcnt HARMONY Cemetery
DAY. John LOUIS. on sunday. No
yembcr 10, 1857. JOHN LOUIS DAY
he beloved husband Of Mabel nv "
brother Of Mrs. Katherine / Woods
Funeral from, the " W Deal Fu
neral. Home. tsl2 Ga, ave nv o.
rgosdsy !, NoyembsT o 1S,, =
at II am, Interment Cedar Hi
DAY, MABEL c. On Sunday, Novem
q the late Jesse 1 Day, mother 9
Ms J S,5hfrlnf pay M SrsndmG sqa n
Aileen, Dennis. Polly Ann and Tim
o.hy Woods and Donna Ann Da,
Funeral from the W, W. Deal Ia
neral Home 4Si2 Ga ave NV. O
tuesday, November IL, 1857, 2
1850 am REQUIEM mass at 81
Gabriels Church, al II am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery
DE BERRY. NORFLEET. on Tue,
DE BERRY OF 95lg BenEinR n
ne beloved son OF Mrs Ella De Befr
and brother of Mrs Eunice Perkin
He also is survived by two uncle
one aunt. other relatives and man
friends After . noon Sunday. M
vcmher 10, friends sre invited to ca
AZ The Jarvis chapel ll9" W
81 ny where lincral services wi
, he held at 10 A m Tuesday, Mover
Der L. Interment Arlington M
tional Cemetery. IL
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JAMES S. MILLS. D.GM.,
ALVIN J. TALLEY, DIGS.

BAUGHMAN. HENRIETTA. On Fri
day. November s, 1857, at Carheld
Hospital. HENRIETTA BAUGHMAN
oil 1885 Saratoga ave ne, beloved
Mrs NJ. Ault of Newark, N j Miss
Christina Week of Newbury. Mass
and Jacob Week of Cheslev. ontario,
Canada. Friends NAV call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st and Massa-
chusetts ave ne, until m.
Monday November II. Services and
intermcnt Barberton Ohio. on
Wednesday. November -, at pm
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RuIINGsIEY. MILLIAM AILEN. Or

Monday, November II, 1857, al Ply
slcians Memorial Hospital, La Plata,
Nd WILLIAM ALLEN BILLlNGSDEt
Of 10" lftn ave, iakoma ARK
Md beloved son OF the at. w. B.
and Carrie Billingsley. b.o,he. =, OF
Rozer "a Blingsley, Arlington. va
Mrs Rachac 3. LatiTer, White
Plains Nd He also is survived pv
niece and nephew Services at the
s H Hines Co Funeral Home HNul
i4th ST. NV, on Wednesday NO
vembPr IL. at . . m. parking Ia
cllitieS Intorment McKendsce Gem
etnrN- RraMdvMInc Nd II
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c SHAFFER. INC

priced Omen daily Sun Phone orders
also accepted + 80 to y m wcek
nights nOC IAN 81 NV MA S-Olu6
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PAGAN, CAPT. JAMES e.. mi tuseF

PAGAN, CAPT. JAMES e. iii (UseF,
Rel or SATURDAY, W. 49,. =.
c 92i; JAMES S' + pA esss I i2sP Su..
father Of Gail Patricia Pagan, son
Of James z; and Rose c. Fsssn'
brother . q wili am wi,,, fag1 RE
Z Son FUN Funeral Il Home. $50 South
Re sshTa'G mass al al st Rita's Catholic
Church on Wednesday. November Is.
1857, at am; lnterment Arlington
FUNKHAUsER, ROBERT Y. On SUM-
s sss N 2ospts RoBEsT F EFSfl
HAUSER Of 63l 18th st. ne. the
beloved husband. Of May p Funk
He also is survived By ave srand.
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st: and Mass ass;
pm. Interment National Memorial
Park Cemetery. IL
GIBSON. BESSIE GEORGE. OF Aldie.
Va. in Loudoun County Hospital.
Lessburg, Va. Sunday; Noyember 10:
1857. BESSIE. @. GIBSON, beloved
Edward G.. jr', Alaska. Va; GeorEe r..
suffolk, Va. and Or. James w. Glib
son, Middleburg. Va. Funeral services
will be held from the Church of Our
Redeemer, Aldie, Va. Tuesday. No
vember IL, 1857, at ~ am. Inter-
ment Union Cemetery. Lessburg, Va.
Friends and relatives may call at
Royston Funeral Home. Middleburg.
GORDON. WALTER B. OF 5000 shep-
herd St. Radiant Valley, Nd, on
November 10. 1857. husband OF Ann
Nancy Ann Gordon; brother of Peter
F., Willie E. and Joseph Gordon.
Mildred Barton, GLADYS Taylor, Mary
E. Hilderbrandt, and Clara Hoffman.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5SOl Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Nd,
on Wednesday, November 10. at
2:30 pm. IL
GRAVES. c. EUGENE. OF 1917 Con-
gress st. Sc. on November =, 1857,
husband Of Maybelle L. Graves, father
Of Jeanne M Zimmerman, grand
father of Dianne, Dana, Dale and
Debrs Zimmerman: brother OF Aida
Wilson and Nellie Hildreth. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT
11th st Sc. on Wednesday. No.
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
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- FRANK WYL1E, Rv

EEOlOiE Z. HERIIM. oeCY. u
AYERS, EDWARD NATHANIEL. ON
r. GERS and members OF the Dis
/. I &: ! !,
~ trict Grand Lodge No 20, Grand
NJ United order of Odd Fellows,
IN are hereby ordered to assemble
at Frazier's Funeral Home, Tues
~ day, November 10, at pm,
" for the services of our late
IL brother and officer. District
~ Grand Auditor EDWARD Ma
THANIEL AYERS.
JAMES S. MILLS. D.GM,,
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Draths

November 10 1857, at her residence,
"a. MINNIE K AfBERTSoN; i Be-
s GssH Sinsr o Of NM Maj nn cha ar
Miles. ir., and great-grandmother of
home address address Friends NAY call at
North Fairfax dr.. Arlington, Va,
where services win be held on We'd
nesday, November, 10, at $50 pm.
sa sSIm wash U DaDers U SaIsePs
ARLINGTON, LUCY W; On Sunday.
R1NGToN Of 1918 sherman ave.
DsOT s6d T mohs Sf q M2s Div:
A Lindsey, Mrs. Louise A Carter
and Miss Mac " Arlington. Also
SURVIVING are four grandchildren, two
relatives and many friends. After )
pm. Tuesday. November II. friends
s are inyited o, to call at the Mcclure
funeral from Gmf Beres so sa ah 6 cbu rS
Ilth and v SITS; NV, at l pm. We'd
bert H; Pearson officiating. (Casket
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL
AYERS, EDWARD NATHANIEL. On
WARD NATHANIEL AYERS of 5O7
n st. NV, devoted husband of Eliza
beth Ayers. owing father Of Mrs.
Pauline irving. Mrs. Grace CANT.
Qeorge Mitchell and Linwood White.
Other relatives and friends also sur
ylVe. After pm Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2, friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home. 3Sg Rhode
Island ave. NV, where funeral serv-
Ices i'll be held on Wednesday,
November -, at | pm. Interment
ARLINGTON National Cemetery ~
AYERS, EDWARD. The officers and
- members of Washington Patri-
IN archy No Is, G. u o O. F..
NJ are hereby notified TO be pres
IN ent to perform the ceremonies
OF the Patriarchy' for Most
NSV Venerable Patriarchy EDWARD
" AYERS, Tuesday. November IL.
" 1857, at 4 pm. at Frazier's
- Funeral Home. 30l Rhode Island
FRANK wYLIE, R.v.
GEORGE L. HARDIN :. Secy. -
AYERS, EDWARD NATHANIEL. ON
r. GERS and members OF the Dis
IN trict Grand Lodge No, 20, Grand
~ United order of Odd Fellows,
IN are hereby ordered to assemble
III 81 T1fav
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PHILIP GOIDbERG. Master,
J. r. ZIMMERMAN. Secretary.
WILLIAMS, CORA G. Suddenly on
Monday. November II. 1857, al her
residence, 5000 Illinois ave. NV.
MRS. CORA G. WILLIAMS. devoted
DAUGHTER q Mrs Betty Goodwin anS
Goodwin Of Detroit. Mich. and James
Goodwin OF virginia. Other rela-
tives and friends also survive Re-
mains RESTING With L. e Murray a.
Son. 1897 10th st. NV. Funeral
notice later.
WILSON. LOUISE =. On Saturday.
November g. 1857, at her residence,
2S05 Cheverly ave. Cheverly, Md
L Lo!hsr rG WILSON, t h,.n beloved SsS
Mrs Mrs. Jane w. " Sands i sister Of M
also four grandchildren Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Massachusetts ave ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday.
November IL. 81 10 am 1nterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. philadelphia
papers. please cow II
ZAPP. AUGUST r. On Saturday. No.
husband Of Rose W. zapp, father Of
Mrs. John A. Moritz. jr. OF Chicago,
ILL.,. and brother Of Mrs Marie Coats
At Gawlsr's Chapel: 1855 PenHsyi.
oppositel, after ~ noon Sunday
November 10 Services will be held
at Fort Myer Chapel on Wednesday
November IL. at q am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. pitts
burgh' Pa papers. please eopy1 II
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vcmber Z 1857, EDWARD o KING
Of lO2S Park I'd NV, husband OF
Anna d King and son OF the Rev
ing are three brothers. James Jeffer-
son George Levan and Norwood I'd
ward King, and many other rela-
tives and friends After g pm Mon
day November II. friends may cal
at the Frazier Funeral Home. 3AH
Rhode Island ave. NV, where fu-
neral services will be held on Tues
day. November IL, at pm In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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AMEs A. LORE. Master.

BLACK. ". HARRY. On Saturday. No
vember y. 1857, at his residence
4Uin Pennsylvania ave Sc W;
HARRY BLACK, beloved husband, OF
Mrs Lille 5 Black. father OF MIS-
Tsta v. Nicholson, brother OF A.S
John c. webster. Mrs Armand
Bayardi of Washington, D. C Mrs
Karl Ollcdach of Los Angeles. CAM.
and FitzhuCh l. Isaac Long blacN'
grandfather of Thomas T. Nicholson
also Survived By two great-granu-
ch .idrcn Friencs may cad a, Lee
Funeral Home. 9TH ST. and MaSSa-
chusejtS ave ne. where services
a. nm Intermcut Cedar Hill
Cemetery II
u.rE xYttpgpT n snpcial com
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D. b"u G General Hospital Mr. JOHN
JONES of 1898 9TH st. NV. He is
survived by wife, Mrs Agnes
Jones. two daughters, Miss Juanita
Jones and Mrs Grace BroTn one
sister Mrs Emma Jones; ten grand
children, three great-graudchildren
other reIatives and many friends.
Remains may be viewed on MONDAY
Hall Brothers Funeral bome. 62l
Florida ave. NV Funeral services on
Tuesday November T., at pm.
from the Mount Carmel Baptist
terment WoOdlawn Cemetery. IL
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I.CK. wUBERT H. A special COM

munlcatiOn OF St Jlnn.
* #: :: J: !: J: s;
o'clnck noon. for the pur-
pose Of attending the funeral OF our
iatc brother WILBERT II BLACK
EUGENE r REAVlS, Wor Master
TSuN pkpNrC " SECRETARY
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sIIIINGsIrY. MnLIAM A A specinl

% c0mmunicatlon Of Nlram
A Ell. ]. :: ..
IN is called at the Masonic
ANW Temple Tuesday, Novem-
VO/E her l.. 1857 at 80 y m,
SN% for the purpose OF holding
~ Masonic services al the
& n Hines Funeral Eome. for our
late Brother WILLIAM A. Bill
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RUDOLPH. A special con

: munication of Hiram Lodge.
< No 10, F. A A. NJ. is
~ hereby called for Tuesday,
SN November l.. 1897. at
NN 12:15 pm. at the Masonic
II Temple, for the purpose oil
- conducting NJ some services
our late brother RUDOLPH
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on Thursday, october 81, 1857 at
BEfRLEiN LUcKETT OF sg3s Brad
moor dr.. Bethesda. Md, wife Of the
late Thomas T Luekett, mother Of
Mrs Francis H, Stolba and Mrs. Noble
r Simpson sister Of Henry H. and
William H. Holzoeirlein. There also
are 1--WE grandchildren Mrs Luckett
rests at the Warner Humphrey
s sgnsrs sb HHme ta4 S dseS,siA sg ave
may visit with the family on Satur-
day. November y, between the hours
Of g pm and 10 pm, and SUNDAY.
November 10. between the hours OF
MONDAY November II AZ ii am at
the above funeral home tparking Ia
cilities. lnterment Rock creek Gene
terry. IL
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Friday, November +, 1000 az the
home Of her son, Francis J. Sweeney,
l693 rlCri nI ,s s sWErs sPpTn & ma
wife of the late DR.. Edward Z.
Sweeney; mother OF Mrs. william II
Maddox, Francis J Sweeney and
Mrs. Charles W. wyckofi and sister
Of Fred Lyhene OF Salt Lake City,
children Mrs Sweeney rests at the
Warner z. Humphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Md. where friends may visit with the
family on MONDAY and Tuesday be-
and p:3O nm. parking facilitiesl !.
Mass will be offered for the rcpose
OF her soul m Wednesday. November
~, a. 2 am al st. Johns Catholic
Church Forest Glen, Md interment
Arlinston National CEMETERY IL
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:. EUGENE. The ofhcers
and members OF Kenneth
H. Nash Post. No. 8. Amer
lean Legion, are notified
of the death of Comrade
c. EUGENE GRAVES. Flu
neral services will be con-
Quoted by the National
Honor on Tuesday. Novem-
1857. at s pm, at the
Funeral Home, 517 18th
are requested to
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Md Please omit hONers
BD,.ERS. MARY 4. on Saturday, No.
yember o. 1885,, at suburban Hos
p.tal MARY F BOWERS OF lluuh
Haven PARK Or Silye Spring Md
Vte of William Bowers and mother
OF MrS Regina Dolores Williams, MIS-
Frances GeryaiS Mrs Gertrude A
Q IN, MIS- Margaret RmboS Mrs
Charlotte Cohen MIS- Shirley
FardaSian aud William ! and Joseph
Bowers Mrs Bowers rests a. the
Warner FamphrC' Funeral Home,
St3l GCorgia ave silver Spring. Md
where services will be held on TurS-
cav November - at am parking
farilticSt intermcnt Cedar Hin
Cemetery II
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RAItM. IrNNIr 2 nn SUNDAY Nnrem.

BAUM, JENNIE p. On Sunday, Novem-
Der 10, 1887, at her residence. 1911
Georgia ave. NV, JENNIE E. BAUM,
beloved WIFI OF the late John A
Baum: mother OF Gerold o. Baum of
Washington. D. C Friends may call
ct the S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l 14th ST. nv, after p m. Mon
day, November | parking faciliticsl.
Services at the above funeral home
on Thursday November IA, at > p m
Interment Warsaw. Ind l3
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NoCKEY, CLARA NJ. On saturda,

November 2, IVOI CLARA NJ
KNOCKEY. beloved sister OF Anna
B knockey, Mrs Mary Taylor,
the late Catherine A. Knockey
Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia
ave NV. after - noon Monday
PRAYERS at the funeral home on
Tuesday. November IL, at ESQ am
REQUIEM mass at st. Gabriers
Church, Grant circle NV, at 10 a m
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. II
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November s, 1857. MARY NJ. c.
HERMANN Of 1905 SIND pl.
Palmer Park, Md, beloved wife OF
the late Bernard Hermann and
mother OF Mary z. L-annarda and
Frank p Hermann. She is also sur
vived by four grandchildren, Charles,
Mary, Frank and Robert Leannarda
and Rreat-grandchild. Raymond
Scott Services at the Gasch Funeral
Home 1870 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile Md, on Tuesday. November IL.
at . pm Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Prospect Hill
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DALRYMPLE, GEORGE BENJAMIN.
Full military honors will be given
GEORGE BENJAMIN DALRYMPLE.
Der o. 1857. at the graveside in
Arlington National Cemetery at 3
PM November -, 1897, Viewing
from Las pm. until $50 pm,
10
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es from drowning. The incident occurred several months ago at the City dock, when Alexander was on a routine trouble call for the Kodiak Electric Association. The watch is gift of the Employers Mutual Insurance Company, Was sau, Wisconsin, and will be pre- s-anted to Alexander by Police Chief Vickery. J. Neal Anderson, area Red Cross Director, will make the presentation speech.
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NJ +t+ TFfT- 0aa, 1H Vt {
 S(RE!E:EN'
Today

T0uay
 That Lady. Taken in its en- tiretyaa, sthroussgs&toqlltsss ss t llss Spain, ,,aong known +assiS land ,of adventure; this story aboundsi4izi cloak and dagger intrigue. It .t-aeones a feature travelogue ass well as an 18th cen tury story of court intrique. It is' in Cinemascope and color.
 Sunday and Monday
 The Moon is Blue" A charm ingly frank and very amusing dis cussion of sex, of the almost li,-,ral stage play that ran for three years on Broadway. With the story content innocent enough and the dialogue delivered with such naivete by l2rt little Maggie McNamara. the dialogue will un- doubtedly be lover the heads of youngsters and is the. .,fore harm less.
 But this picture is not particu- larly recommended for children.
 The laughs unquestionably come fast and the spectator must be on his toes to catch them all. Stars are William HolG-,n. Maggie Mc- Namara, David Niven, Dawn Adams, Gregory Ratoff.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 He n of Troy Photogra 3hed in Italy and Greece with authen- ticity and a cast Of 80 thousand and at cost of 6 million dollars. This picture certainly meets the requiren -aats to satisfy all ages and historians alike. natural for
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-23

nounced by the Commerce Secre- tary,lt Harold Booth.
 In a short ceremony during th., meeting, Harold Alexander will be presented with a watch, given to him in appreciation of his act of valor in jumping into th.e water and reScuing young Kenny Shriev-
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schools and lovers of dramatic action.
 The picture abounds in striking scenic shots and spectacular scenes and almost historically correct in every detail, photographed in Cinimascope and Color and made on a lavish scale.
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KODIAK MIRROR
Thursday and Friday

aRiver Of No Return brings YOU the love battle of the century and Marilyn Monroe and RoE.ert Mitchum. It's a western In Cine mascope and Color and Marilyn even sings a few songs.
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c 0f To Meet
 ..4.4. Next Weeaaae ess1ay

The Chamber of ComHerce will nee Text ecinesday instead cf Thursday st the Island Fountain. due to Thanksgiving, it was an-
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hieyement which iS a feat worthy of s-;nlis. George Frederick Han- del. in keeping with the tradition of the 18th century produced the score wikh limited instruments tion, ther.1by eliminating the need for large orchestra
 The chorus has chosen the first section of this work, known as the "Pro .hesy and Nativity, The traditional Hallelujah Chorus, which is actually included in- Part II, will claim it's usual plar-; of honor In addition, the soul inSpir- ing chorus, Worthy is the Lamb and A.Menr will be. included A chorus of sixty will combine to perform this great work The director, Bob Boko, has stated that as only few shearsals re- main before the performance date, it is imperative that all those who have signed up to sing should attend future rehearsals.
 The next rehearsal is scheduled for Monday evening, November 25, at Y pm. in the old school downtown. 4
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Choral Group HH1 Rehearsal Of asr1ed M eSsiaa1 b

RehearsalS are continuing fer the forthcoming production of Handel's famed oratorio, The Messiah by tt-A Kodiak Commun ity Chorus, under the direction of Bob BokO.
 The oratorio will be presented Sunday. December 15, in tiis high school auditorium.
 The Messiah is considered the gEeatest and most inspiring Insp V 6 uc. sgI \ IlsSri Itqfosss1 sass3 stsaons, j sQso gg EaEts. Han oAe ts saaa lsriefi' sSsglss ssR s,4 S :E cy s
The people's voice., 1957-08-09

this body has to make. Press and radio are
excellent media for the dissemination of
current information, but they are not a
substitute for the permanent record tax
payers are entitled to. 1t is to be hoped that
the Legislative Council, and other bodies
such as the Committee on Education and
Taxation, will make their reports available
to the public. - LUCILLE SPEER. Docu-
ments Librarian, MSU Library.
"When one considers in it's length and
in its breadth the Importance of this ques-
ton of the education of a nations young,
the broken lives, the defeated hopes, the
national failures, which result from the
frivolous inertia with which it is treated,
it is difficult to restrain within oneself 4
savage rage. In the conditions of modern
life the rule is absolute, the race which does
not value trained intelligence is doomed.
Not all your heroism, not all your social
charm, not all your wit, not all your vic
tories on land or at sea, can move back the
finger of fate. Today we maintain our
selves Tomorrow science will have moved
forward one more step and there will be
no appeal from the judgment which will
then be pronounced on the uneducated
"We can be content with no less than the
old summary of educational ideals which
has been current at any time from the
dawn of our civilization. The essence of
education is that it be religious.
'Pray, what is religious education?
ga religious education is an education
which inculcates duty and reverence Duty
arises from our potential control over the
course of events Where attainable knowl-
edge could have changed the issue, ignor-
ance has the guilt of vice. And the founda-
tion of reverence is this perception, that
the present holds within itself the complete
sum of existence, backwards and forwards,
the whole amplitude of time, which is
eternity = ALFRED NORTH WHITE
HEAD The Aims of Education.
1t is true that the universities are, in a
sense, class institutions. They are accessible,
with difficulty, to the children of the farm
ing and laboring classes, but these children
are seeking to escape from those classes
and to enter the professional and business
classes, to which nearly all the alumni be-
long All the well-informed opinion and
criticism influencing the institution comes
from the same quarter. If the points of
view of the farming interest and of the
labor movement are competently presented,
as they often are, it is because liberal
minded presidents and professors see the
university as the organ of the whole people,
and pursue this ideal in the face of diff
eulty.-IBID.
Style, in its finest sense, is the last ac-