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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30
Church Women Hold
Two Day Human
Relations Workshop

Church wDmsn and selected lead
ors from other women's organiza
lions met for a iwo-day human re-
mtiona workshop May n and 22nd
sponsored BY the Greater Mime
apolis Council ~ Church Women,
held NJ the first Christian Church
220l First ~ 8
Leaders Of the workshop were
three specially trained and quail
fled women from the united
Church Women. the Women's De-
partment OF the National Council
Of Churches Presiding member
was Miss Esther Stamats of New
York city, director Of Christian
Social Relations for United Church
Women and other leaders were
Mrs Ross Snyder 81 Chicago
president ~ United Church Women
Of Chicago and Mrs l.. y Nose
ley az Pittsburgh Pa. chairman
of Christian Social Relation De.
of United Church
Women The theme Of the work
shop WAS How To Deal with
Controversy
The first days workshop opened
with IAN outline OF tho purpose %
these workshops which are 90 help
improve human relations In the
community by discussing those
tensions witch are the cause Of un-
favorable reactions IA individuals.
the development Of more percep-
ton IN order 10 recognize situa-
tiona ia which poor human seia.
tiops cause an impasse providing
methods and practices IN Use 10
working with others In tension
situations. developing new skin IN
listening 10 what other people have
90 cay IN order Ia understand their
interests. motive and purposes; oS-
plaring the real motives for ones
own behavior in controversial sit.
uatiuns and applying this learning
IN other community situations W.
that controversial subjects may b"
freely introduced, discussed and
action begun
Following the showing % films
How We tmmunlEc Against Pre-
iudlrg and The high Wall
members pointed ont some 81 The
isucs raised IN Tho films aud how
thr church can be ilberallsinE
Influence for the higoted persons
IN summarizing the twin daYs
meeting Miss siamats had the
audience tat the qualities Of head.
rruhir needed % function in areas
~ conflict and what steps can De
taken IN this community
Qualities listed inciusiri FIRST mo
ahiuiy 10 get along with people
lHabuity IN belief character and
Integrity ability 70 see things
4 through a Willingness 20 take the
blamc f5r failures empathy and
sbliity Is rvalustr are sou}e II me
I qualifications needed for leader
aAip W these ttu1es when We are %
4 face aU kinds Of people
Some ~ the neSt steps IN huuan
I relations IN Minneapolis cmph8s.
lgea were living otir religion IN era,
taily bfp and contacts with other
groups ~ alftsrcnt races ans
crreis training leadership IN eaef
group getting first hand ,nfgrma
ton and providing moro opportan
lties O. work together with digtar
aUt rseial groups working %
housing together slt effects r.u
Gritty groups ana devisnE wayl
ard means ~ fhr Use 81 e,iugatt1'
As a groundwork &c can't aevas
racjal barriers
The Workshop concluded Witl
thg closing devotion F2aHnl
spiritual Courage By Mrs T. q
NoSelcy, Witch WIS challenge q
church women O. lee that "iraa
,vicv that represents church
take precedence within their dam
contacts WITH persons ~ dIgfevvn
racial Backgrounds
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30
EDUCATION AIDED

Educators have described cor
porntion support II higher eiu-
cation as being ~ evolutionary
proportions financial aid 90 the
nations colleges and universities
bst wear exceeded 500 million
Much ~ the money comes from
biE corporations and vot smaller
business contributions we're S2s
mlHlcu more than IN 1884, $50 mil
lion above 1850,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

u the American Jewish CanRrsaa
In Carlton hotel in Miami last
Wednesday said Ike'a plea "ean
only encourage those who have de-
tied The Supreme court deelalDn
ana who have created the climate
N tension crisis eliminating 10
violence across the south
What Did lie Mean
REV King said be wondered just
what the President meant IN ufR-
lnr that the letter u the law not
ba purRuedT
Does this mrau abandoning the
decision of the Supreme court
turning back % the dayn IN which
inequality wua praetired in oduea-
ton throughout the south 70. he
asked
Doaa this mean cnndemuiHR one
generation after another ot Ne
gro children 70 an inadequate. I'm
povefiahed education
~ Is illogical 10 argue that be-,
cause rcGoicilrant elements stub
bornly resist the law. the degree
and extent ~ their resistance
should be- The measure ~ our pa
llencs and forebearanco the
Montgomery, Ala clergyman dec.
Jared. adding
The logic 81 such viewpoint
h that the greater the resistance,
the greater should be cur patience
ana voluntary suspension % the
law.
Need Mutual Responsibility To.
ward Law
n there II 80 time limit and
no mutually ~ responsibility to-
ward the law. appeals fof fore
bcaranne become suggestions for
surrender and retreat Thls course
no Negro na American accept IN
dignity and honor"
toy Wilkins. NAACp executive
secretary. was "aatoundod' by tho
Presidents suggestion that dcaeg
rrgattonista be patient
We are the most patient suf
fercrs IN the country We are
travelling At a analfa pace
He said no didn't know ~ "auy
white person who would 80 pa
livnily for 30 years waiting far
something that IA rtghtmlly due
him, but he might work Tor %
yrarn "a take something from
somebody elise
Leaders TaIk Back
TmrEopd Marshall. chief coun.
sol t0r the NAACp. said he waa
not worried about the word grad
ualsm bat he happens 10 think
pa years are gradual enough
we agreed that We would be
willing 20 oomptuntse 90 anything
but principle That was being pa,
lirut Being any more patient
would mean suicide
Even Gov A. q Chandler oi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30
Revivols Finol
Service Sunday
Night June I

sunday night June |. win be the
concluding night q the religious
revival witch has been conducted
since eariy May at Graham rsnple
Churvh ~ Clod in Christ AZ sto
rwos.A Az " Minneapolis %
which t'iahop W Graham u pas.
tor
Eeuyalsg IS thc Rev g a
t,imonds u Indianapolis who vr
giua tiaumpot church rcpnytrr
aays has pcsn preaching so,l star
ring sermons each ulEht
Recent subjects whirn svrc as
guaac1 by Rev Edmor1s iucluaed
Keep Ycur Eye On fesus Who
oven anne the wogld "A New
Creation and SEE Jpaas Eor
Yourself
bishop w Graham has pre-
sided each night Missionary work
ors shurah officers and cnoral
groups haye participated "a the
services snd Songs ~ rrstsc
Visiting mmistsrs have iuthsdet
Rev w r. Battle 81 Gospel Ten,
pie tn ST. paui Rev BATTLES told
the revival listeners 10 eho,d os
% Geds uschAnging hand
The pubitc Is cordssily invited
10 come % hear Rev EdnneHas
and Join Graham Temple IN It's
revival worship
A special rvAgious musical pro.
gram viii prvccte thc preaching
Sunday night
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30
Roy wilkins As'oUndsdi
Roy wilkins AsfoUndedi
Negro Leaders Up In
Air On Ike's Plea
For More Patience

Washington DCa-tANPJ- Negro leaders we're quite Up
in the air following President Escuhowcrs patience and fore
barancc appeal ~ the recent summit meeting held ~ Wash
inVton some we're astouuded others impatient With patti
once. and one the Rev Martin Luther King Of Montgomery
puzzled"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

a good wife laughs Al her has-
bands Jokes, not because they are
clever but because che ia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

oHDEH ron MEANING rEIl-
IlON ron PROOF uF Will
IUDICIi LIMITING IIhE TO
nm CLAIMS AND t'OH NEAR
NC THEREON
STATE BF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF hENNEflN -....,.-.,
IN PROBATE COURT
Ia Re Estate " Anna IoH, also
known as Anna ~ E9n, pefedSnI
order for Tearing Petitiun 90
Prove VIII aud todieii
n ~ ORDERED that All persons
have. before THIS Court on Monday
june I8rd 1883, az 10 qclOek a NJ
IT. thu Court House 10 Minneapolis
MInuesata5 why the petition herein
anee 90 au instrument purpurtiug %
Ur thp last WuI Testament and
G8dleh of said uscedont and me
probate thereof and tor lus appoint
- g. and Sidney is3rber o. Hcnne-
pla county, Minnesota as Executors,
should not be granted
order 20 Eus Claims and for
ursrinR Thereon
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors Of said Decedsut
file their claims n this court,
froofs. viii be heard and claims g
Court on Monday. October stu 1855
~ 10 o'clock AM, IN the Court
House iu Minneapolis, Minnesota.
These orders shall be published
iu thu Minneapolis Spokesman aud
copies mailed according 20 Law
tSERL OF PROBATE COURT
WITNESS the HON JANIS
q kEHOE. Judge Of Probate
Court this seth day OF MAY
1855
ROSE FossEEN
Clerk OF Probate Court
Leonard. street and Deinard
roth Floor ai2 Ntcollet Bldg
Attorneys
spokesman. May 80. June & 40
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

A nyluu stocking Is woven from
p single thread IVA miles long
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

File No g0is4
ORDER ron HEARING PEII-
TION ron PHOOF or WILL,
LIMITING TINE TO tiLE
STATE OF NESOTA
COUNTY or HEsNNEFlS
IN PROBATE COURT
u Re Estate Of David Lamar. De
order for Hearing Pstitioa TO
Prove VIII
1T Is ORpER that all persons
interested show cause. II any they
have. before this Court on Monday
June eth, 1855. at o'clock ~ IN
the Court House in MiunoaD0ilst
Mlnuesota, why tho petition herein
filed, Of Alec L.aEar Tor the allow
To- BE- the Iast VIII Ii and T 9I9sI ZEN
- said Decsdent and the probate
thereof and for the appointment Of
First National Bank 0f Miuue0p0lis.
Edward r. kikesa and Alec taIar.
AZ Executors, should not be granted
Order 10 F1ie Claims aud for
Hearing Thereon
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
withlu Tour months from the date
hereof all creditors o. said Deced-
eut file their claims in this Court
Proofs will be heard and claims
examined .end adjusted before this
ct 10 o'clock An, IN the Court
House IN Minneapolis, Minnesota
These orders shall be published iu
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
cupics mailed according 20 law
SEAL Of PRORATE COuRTl
WITNESS the HON JAMES
q KEHpE Judge of Probate
Court. this 18th day o. May.
1858
ROSE FpEgEF.N
Clerk Of Probate Court
Arnold A Earlina
.}2 builders Exchange
Attorney.
MAY re-. % 500
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-05-30

Clerk Of Probate C0ur
Arnold A. Earlina
.A2 Builders Exchange
Attorney.
MAY rs. % 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19
one-LeveI Plan Has 3 Bedrooms
BY GERRY BISHOP

baths. laundry area and
kitchen combine 10 provide .
degree Of sound insulation
between living area and
sleeping rooms.
The plans for this home are
available either to include or
omit q basement. In the lat
ter case the space occupied
by the basement stairs be-
tween the kitchen and the
dining area would be used as
O heater room.
The house, named the
Olivia. contains 1850 square
feet Of floor space with the
carport adding $50 square
feet. It incloses Il. $50 cubic
feet with the basement and
1880 feet without.
Editors Note: The cost "a
not given. What you could
build the house for In the
Washington Area would de-
pend on the bids you might
receive. They might range
from SO to SIS or per square
foot. plus land.
(In case you wish to order
blueprints. you may do 80 by
filing in the blank form be-
low. Check or money order
must be sent with your re-
quest. do not send currency.
With your blueprints will
come specifications and q ma
teriaI list. Provision of the
syndicated feature by The
Star is not meant to sug-
gest that you should not con-
slider consulting an architect,
in case you are planning to
build a home.)
Be sure to inclose check Of
proper amount. One set Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

Contemporary design marks
this weeks Home Of the
Week. q three bedroom, two
bath home that Is all on one
level.
The horizontal accent Of
the low nat roof contrasts
with the vertical Of the sid
ing.
Though the living area
within the house Is virtually
square, the exterior derives
a long. low look from the ex-
tension Of the roof that
covers the patio and carport
at the left.
From the carport side Of
the home the front entry Is
reached by a covered walk
which extends across two
thirds Of the front Of the
house.
Entering. one Is In a vesti-
buie with q double-sized guest
closet. Going TO the left one
reaches the living area. q
long room that extends all
the way to the rear Of the
building. In the front por-
ton Is the living room with
q fireplace.
At the rear Of the living
area is the part used for din
ing. Double sliding glass
doors open from the dining
area onto the patio at the
left. At the right is the
kitchen.
Bedrooms are on the right
side. all in line. Easy access
may be had from any Of them
TO the two baths In the CEN
ter Of the house. Note in the
floor plan that the vestibule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

Hancock. chains needed. q. a 6O
west TO Ohio, snow covered in noun
tains' balance icy spots. chains advised.
South: u. s. 1 TO Richmond. clear.
SHIRLEY highway IVA. Ri. 35O), clear.
Richmond south, clear. District Of
Columbia to Charlottesville, clear.
North and east: District of Columbia
70 Delaware Memorial Bridge, clear.
new Jersey turnpike, clear and windy.
New England, mostly clear. District
OF Columbia to Harrisburg. Pa, clear.
River Report
From U. 8. Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Kerry and clear at Great Falls:
shenandoah clear at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
theading washington National Airportl
Midnight - "a Noon -. 20
4 am. ~ % 4pm oS
sam. 90 sp.m. 81
Record Temperatures This Year
htghest, 90, on January 90.
Lowest, IA, on February o.
Hish and Low Of Last ~ Hours
High, 2S, at 1856 pm.
Low. 10, at $3.50 am.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
ana Geodetie Survey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

young kings embraced and
kissed. 60 ee
"This is the happiest moment
of my life, {" Hussein said. I'VE
have taken a step toward
greater Arab unity.
II consider this the happiest
moment of my life" Faisal re-
piled, land I ask God to help
us and bless this. union which
is for the good. Of all Arabs"
The first traditional Arab
congratulatory kisses on the
young Kings hands and cheeks
were planted by Iraqui Crown
Prince Abdul Ilah, Faisal's
uncle and closest adviser. The
Prince. who ran Iraq before
Faisal came of age and is still
an important power there.
weepingly told reporters:
II am too happy, I cannot
say anything"
A few hours after the sign
ing ceremony King Faisal,
Abdul Ilah and the rest of the
top Iraqis left by plane 70:
Baghdad.
Principal provisions of the
Iraq-Jordan agreement are:
/. The ministries of finance
and economics will be COM
bined. The two nations already
use a similar currencys and are
Joined in a customs union.
2. Iraq's 60,o00-man army
will be united with Jordan's
10000 troops in an Arab
army" Military forces of both
nations are British trained and
already both receive United
States arms.
3. The foreign ministers will
be combined under one foreign
minister. Diplomatic posts
abroad will be combined, but
the monarchies hope to keep
their separate seats in the
United Nations.
Z 4. The federal government
will operate six months of the
year in Baghdad. then trek $50
miles across desert wastes to
Amman for the other six
months.
5. When Faisal leaves the
federation to travel abroad,
HusSein will automatically take
over as chief of state.
s. The nations will have a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - In
creasingly cloudy tonight, low
about %. Cloudy and cold to-
morrow with snow likely in the
afternoon.
Virginia-Increasingly cloudy
tonight with a low of 1920 in
the north and 1925 in the
south. Saturday, cloudy and
continued cold with snow be-
ginning in the southwest
spreading to the east and
north.
Maryland - Increasingly
cloudy, not as cold tonight, low
1923 in the east and south and
1915 in the west and north.
Cloudy tomorrow with snow be-
ginning in the mountains by
noon and spreading eastwards
continuing into the night, high.
1885.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Daylight variable
winds tonight becoming east
erly or southeasterly at 1915
miles per hour tomorrow. In
creasingly cloudy tonight with
a chance of snow by late Satur-
day. Visibility mostly good.
5-Day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity-February 1919
Temperatures will average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Massey
Asks Action
For Hungary

Ilona Massey, Hungarian
actress who is now an Amer
lean citizen, yesterday called
on the U. N. to hold a general
assembly that would shave the
Soviets either move. out of
Hungary or move out of the
United Nations"
1T is time for America to
take the lead in this matter
because. If the Soviets do not
move out from the shores of
the River Danube. we may one
day have to move from the
shores Of the River Hudson"
she said.
She spoke at the February
meeting Of the Lutheran Lay
mems Fellowship in Luther
Place Memorial Lutheran
Church. Thomas circle.
The actress also told the
gathering the Communists do
not want war-they want sur
render"
They know a large continent
cannot be controlled by a police
force" she said. "They know
they can succeed If we are sold
the idea of communism. That
is the danger. Let us fight COM
munism at every opportunity
and in every possible way"
Miss Olinda Roettger. d.
rector Of public relations for
the Washington Area, Lutheran
Church, Missouri Synod, in
troduced the speaker.
An appeal for clothing, food
and medicine for Hungarian
victims Of the 1856 uprising"
was made by DR.. B. G. Maday,
executive director of Co-or-
dinated Hungarian Relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
The Sun and Moon

Rises Sets
sum SUN, tto o%orrov 7::SSdd am m s:tt pm.
AV4m souay US am; 2:l7 pm.
Avtomobile lights must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
lroq and Jordan Form
New Pro-West Mercer
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
mean that if Iraq remained in
: the Baghdad pact, Jordan
would not be required to adj
here to it. The million Pales-
. tinians in Jordan, two-thirds
of its population, have exhibit
ed violent antagonism to the
pact, and thus pressure from
Jordan was to be expected for
Iraq's ultimate withdrawal
from the alliance.
The new federation joins is
million Jordanians with about
5 million Iraqis. Iraq is rich in
oil and other resources, though
the vast majority of her popu-
lation is poverty stricken. Jor-
! dan is poor in resources and
long has been lettering on the
edge of national extinction.
Violent mob pressure from
the Palestine side of the
Jordanian kingdom thwarted a
British attempt late in 1855 to
draw Jordan into the Baghdad
pact, and obliged Hussein to
GUST his British advisers. Mind
full of this, diplomats have
speculated that Iraq might con-
slider it necessary to withdraw
from the pact to keep the
federation together.
The federation arrangement.
apparently drawn up in con-
siderable haste under the
Nationalist pressure exerted by
the Egyptian-Syrian union,
of Observation-Disclosures
calls for Faisal to serve as chief
of state and Hussein as his
deputy in affairs concerning
the federation as a whole.
Two Kings Embrace
The signing of the fedora
ton proclamation came after
more than seven hours of dis
cussion that began last night
after a State banquet. Senior
ministers of the two govern
ments joined in the talks that
have been going on since
FaisalS arrival in Amman
Tuesday.
The agreement provided that
all details of federation will be
worked out within t h e
months.
After the signing, the two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

the United Spanish War VET
Grams. win hold memorial serv.
ices at 8 pm. tomorrow IN the
Commerce Department audi
forum. Invited to address the
gathering are DR.. Miguel Angel
Campo. Ambassador Of Cuba:
Gen. Carlos p. Romulo, AM
bassador Of the Philippines. and
DR., Antonio Fernos-isern, Res
ident Commissioner Of Puerto
Rico. Representative OHara,
Democrat Of Illinois, q Spanish
American War veteran. win de-
liver the principal address. De-
partment Commander Frank @.
Berry will be master Of cere-
monies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

common nag, based on their
present similar flags. The new
banner will have three hori-
fzontal stripes, black, white and
green, from the top down.
Superimposed is a red triangle
with base along the mast and
point in the center Of the
white stripe, and on the tri-
angle three white seven
pointed stars.
Z. The federation govern
ment will be composed of q
legislative council and an
executive authority, to carry
out affairs within the federal
Jurisdiction. The Parliaments
Of Jordan and Iraq will elect
members of the legislative
council on an equal basis, and
the federation cabinet minis
tiers will be appointed in ac-
cordance with the constitution
still to be worked out.
8. Otherwise the present
governments and Parliaments
will continue in operation,
handling local affairs.
9. When another state joins
the federation, the post of
head Of the federation (FaisaD
will be reviewed"
Senior ministers of both gov
ernments, their ambassadors
and the two nations army
chiefs Of staff also signed the
proclamation. 1t was broadcast
simultaneously in Amman and
Baghdad 21a hours after the
signing ceremony in Basman
Palace, atop one of Amman's
seven hills.
The Jordaniah government
announced that today-the
normal day of rest in the
Moslem calendar-and tomor-
row are holidays for celebra-
ton Of the federation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

about 8 degrees below normals
which are As and 49,. Somewhat
moderate temperatures over the
week end becoming colder again
late Sunday and Monday and
again Wednesday. Pre-
cipitation will total "a to "a of
an inch occurring Saturday
and early Sunday and again
Tuesday or Wednesday.
SATELLITES
Sputnik H-Not visible in
this area now. A series Of
visible early morning passes
are due around March 10.
ExpIorer-Not visible here
with the naked eye. The
American satellite does not
orbit this far north and
is only about as bright as
a seventh-magnitude star.
However, Moonwatch teams
hope to pick it up on their
telescopes under favorable
conditions.
West; District OF Columbia TO Penn
turnpike, clear except snow covered
from New Stanton 10 Allegheny Tunnel
Ohio turnpike. clear. u. g. 40 west TO
Ohio. les spots in mountains west OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Father Of 5 JuiIed
In go Cent HoIdup

A 26-year-old father Of i've
children was sentenced to serve
$50 days for theft after a Mu-
nicipal Court Judge said yes
terday he did not believe the
mans denial.
The defendant, Emmett Null
len. of the 370O block of Benton
street NV, was charged with
taking 80 cents from a cab
driver on q rainy night last
January IA. H.
The driver, Donald A. DUNCAN
Of HyattSville. testified he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14

picked up Mullen at Wisconsin
avenue and NJ street NV.
When he stopped to let him
out at w street and Han place
NV, he testified Mullen told
him, "I'll do the collecting, =
and took the money.
Mullen testified he had never
seen the cab driver until he
was brought to the Seventh
Precinct Station by arresting
officers later that night.
Il am not impressed with the
sincerity Of the defendent, .
Judge John J. Malloy declared,
in passing sentence. He noted
that Mullen had been in trouble
since l940.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-14
Programs to Note
Sinking Of Maine

The sinking Of the battleship
Maine in Havana (Cuba) har-
Dor, on February IS. 1898, win
be commemorated here this
week end in two separate pro-
grams.
Near where many of the sail
ors and Marines of the bat
tleship are buried in Arlington
Cemetery. memorial services
will be held at 2:30 pm. Sunday
at the mast Of the ship. recov-
cred from the harbor.
The District Department of