Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1942 — Page 12

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- Titus Lowe (center), Dr. Guy O. Carpenter (left) and Dr, C. A, McPheeters will broadoast a his-tory-making communion service New Year's eve.

_ Service Men To Be Dined

Special Program Arranged At Roberts Park

Roberts Park Methodist church and the service men's center will give a dinner tomorrow, following worship, for service men. At 2:30 * in the afternoon, the chancel choir * will present a cancert. Special recognition will be given at the dinner to young men of the congregation about to be inducted inte service. Among them are Louis LeVier and Robert Johnston. Frank 8, Watkins, minister of music, is in * charge of the concert and Dr. 8. L. Martin, paster, will pronounce the invocation and benediction, - Among the numbers scheduled ‘ for the musical “program are “Let Us Go Even “Unte Bethlehem,” by - Kriens, sung by the women’s chair; “The Shepherds’ Story,” by Dickin- - son, sung by soloists and the chair; and Reger's “The Virgin's Slumbep Song," by Mrs, Marjorie Payne Breeden. On New Year's eve Thursday, members will gather at the church for a watchnight service beginning - at 9 p. m, There will be music, devotions, refreshments and reception

of the Methodist communion broadcast aver WIRE

Churches Follow F.D.R. Suggestion

: In accordance with President Roosevelt's request that New Year's be observed as a Day of Prayer, the church federation has ~ sent out a bulletin to the churches. "It offers suggestions for marking the day and alse the annual week of prayer which begins next Sunday, Jan. 3. The bulletin was written by the committee on religious werk and Dr. C. A. McPheeters, chairman, - Churches are urged to organize vigils from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. New Year's and whether they held formal services or not to ask everybody to pray privately for the nation, our leaders, the men in uniorm and for our enemies. —————————————

WoHnrvenTs OF © MISSION LISTED

A few of the year’s accomplish. : Toents .of the Wheeler mission are listed in a Christmas letter sent out - gver the city. The mission never _ gloses its doors. 5 During 1942, Wheeler miSsion © served 358,049 free meals to the ~ needy; gave 19,008 free lodgings; "helped 2903 homeless men and gave . assistance to 624 families. Over ‘the same period 1282 gospel servfeces were conducted; 22,904 gospels and tracts were distributed and - 4318) community visits made. As a t, 363 people siginfled their intention to lead a religious life.

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_ Second Presbyterian

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. Milner - 3 Church School, 10:45 A.M. TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ! 34th and Central DR, ROY EWING VALE " REV, RALPH L. ODELL Ministers

«Dr. Vale Preaching Yo Have Not Passed This Way Before' Thurs, 7:15 p. m.—Midweek Servis

a Prepare History Making Communion Broadcast

Methodist Clergymen Ask The Public to Participate

By EMMA RIV

munion ever broadcast.

will begin at midnight Thursday and continue for 15 minutes. All people of the community who wish to participate in the communion are asked to gather with families and friends around the table or the hearth, They are to set the dial for WIRE and provide grape juice and a plate of broken bread. Nearby, are to be an open Bible and a lighted candle. When Bishop Lowe says the words, “Take eat,” the communieants will receive the bread from the head.of the family, They will be handed a glass of grape juice when the bishop says,” Drink ye all of this. Mrs. Myra Clippenger will provide organ music and Charles Hamilton will sing for the broadeast. Among

Local Methodist clergymen will celebrate a radio communion serviee on New Year's eve which they believe to be the first Protestant com-

The idea originated with Dr. C. A, McPheeters, who will assist Bishop Titus Lowe of the Indianapolis Methodist area, and Dr. Guy O, Carpenter, district superintendent, in the hroadeast aver WIRE. The service

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the chosen hymns are “gpirit of God on My Soul Descend” and “Abave -the Hills of Time.” The service will follow the general outline of that printed in the Methodist discipline. Cards of invitation have been mailed te surrounding towns and it is hoped peeple will reply telling how much they enjoyed the spiritual experience of the communion. The broadeasting station has expressed thanks te the Meihonish church for setting an example in the New. Year's eve celebration which is in sharp contrast to the usual revelry of the last night of the year.

Rose Croix to Honor Dead Rite Cathedral

At Scottish

The Indianpolis chapter of Rose Croix, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, will hold its annual St. John’s day religious vespers tomorrow at 4:30 p. m. in thé Scottish Rite cathedral. The service is three-fold, combining with the St. John's day service, a memorial program honoring members who have died during the year and the Indianapelis Cathedral hour. A Marshall - Springer, most

vespers,

wise master, is in charge of the]

the Matinee Musicale in seven legion: Dr. W. A. $hullenberger will ak on “Our Times Need a Savior,” and Dr. Sidney Blair Harry will give the invocation. The Cathedral hour was inaugurated during Mr, Springer's term as an officer. It started with an attendance of 200 which has new increased to 800. Since the Rase Croix is primarily religious, the Cathedral hour is a spiritual gift to the city. This will be the last St. John's day arranged by Mr. Springer, who retires from office in the spring.

Prof. Joseph Lautner will direct

Charles Seligman In Beth-El Rite

Charles Seligman, 13, whe celebrated his Bar Mitzvah last night at Beth-El Zedeck temple, was also the center of the traditional Bar Mitavah ceremony this morning at Beth-EL

early teens, when a lad understands the religion of his fathers and begins to take an active and responsible part in the spiritual life of the Jewish community. Charles is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ©. Seligman.

It was an impressive sight last night when Charles was ushered into the synagog by boys whe previously, this year, became Bar Mitavah. The ritual of the service, inaugurated by Rabbi Israel Chodos and presentéd for the second time last night, was followed by a reception in the vestry rooms. Cantor Myro Glass presented the music.

CHURCH TO HAVE HOLIDAY FROLIC

Young people of All Souls Unitarian church have invited the congregation to join them in the annual holiday frolic from 5 to 10 p. m. tomorrow in the church. Corp. Warren Fleischner will play

Cadet Joe Blakesley will talk about “The Military Schools and the War.” A Merry Mummers’ play, “St. George and the Dragon,” will be directed by Mrs. Vivian Siener and old-fashioned dancing will follow. Patty Hagedon will give a vocal solo and Victor Jose will lead

With Radio

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of the Lord's Supper will be served In homes : Bishop Titus Lowe, Dr. Guy O. Carpenter and Serving. Mrs. Myra

Communion

Bar Mitavah is the age, in the;

a Christmas piano medley and|

CHURCH TO HAIL ARRIVAL OF 1943

Beginning with a 6:30 p. m. dinner served Thursday by the weman's society of Christian service, the Central Avenue Methodist church will proceed with entertainment and worship until the old year passes. There will be a program of magic and surprise followed by music directed by Ralph Wright, Master Sergeant Roger Kueiniky of Sioux City, Iowa, concert violinist, will play; Miss Marian Laut and Miss Louise Swan will present selections on two pianos, and Miss Alvina Palmquist and the central singers will give vocal humbers. Sound movies will be followéd by worship led by Dr: F. Marion 8mith, pastar, with which the service will 0S€e.

NAME SUBJECT FOR “SCIENCE CHURCHES

All Christian Seience churches will study the lesson-sermon subjeot, “Christian Science,” tomorrow. The Golden Text is: “If ye love me, keep my commandments. And I will pray the Father, and He shall give you anether Comforter, that He may abide with you forever; even the Spirly of truth.” John 14:15-17.

URGES EARLY ACTION ON GAS RENEWALS

Kenneth M, Kunkel, state OPA rationing officer, today urged auto owners seeking renewals of their applications for supplemental gasoline to apply to their local war price and rationing boards during the first five days ‘of the renewal period. This will afford the local boards a minimum of 25 days in which to act on the application.

400,000 NOT ENOUGH

LONDON, Dec. 36 (U. P.). ~The German DNB radio reported today that 400,000 girls from eastern occupied territory will be brought to Germany to work as housemaids, half in cities and half in the country, but “this will still not meet the

German demand for housemaids.”

Clippinger, organist:

Church Nowe, Red Roses W ill Signali Church Body | Pastor’ s 20th Anniver: y INFANTRY HELP ToHear Talk [pasa isnies Ri HE L. C. Trent, Jan. 6, you will know That's What Raiders of fet ihe : , |the Woodruff Place Baptist church rr : pol By Chaplain asisesim == * Tunisian Ardrome | gis Bo sl i TEE B\ ; Pa ; Monday, 12 to 3 Y . SE TInt BH Ue Discovered. ANE: ‘Seioves Sumter of Bis. } em——— urch and has been find wells Ferine Srandmots ont . ister for a total of 42 years. _ By WILLIAM H, STONEMAN | of Nershel Perkin passed Seay Fey. Religion s Stake in War'|very fond of red roses and cong, Jon The Indianapolis Times blossom Mortus — Burial New why his congregation always : Crown cemetery. Is Th fC on his WITH THE ALLIED ADVANCED| $ eme © oun him a basket of them o ie AVE. ene Se . verssry. But the roses oso vrs of | IF 0 years, Christan Unit. [3iutes te smn mars oma ae | SE SPER EE ; American daylight tank raid es Chaplain Luther W. Evasis, chap-| ihe end of two decades Sa} Amaticen daylight task su fo Mo |lain of 83d infantry division at| Dr, Trent has held many offices, on Djedeida air- | Fadl ark Camp Astbury, i spoak, ga "Re both national and local, and inter Srey i ut Bitte, ci ligion's e War," at the| denominational as well as Baptist, ; * monthly meeting of the Marion gince he came to Indianapolis. He 25 and the bitter | aE ho tere Baril Sonny Christian Church associa- is a one-time member of nk vig Bh mie, isters’ council of Northern Bap- ppy Rat = hous, TH rs maiing will be at 7:30 p. m.|4ist convention be served $e Jcllowing ay, ak Aare on ¢ THIRD CHRI chairman depart agree ay, Dec + 8. Gada CHURCH, Following the generallyicnt of ohristian a of the thing: You have Prien Finds 5 invited, Tigh wn RIL session the leadership trainingiynqiana Baptist convention. Dr. L. C. Trent to have infantry da may call at the morwary ates | classes will convene under the fol-| "ge has been president of the in- ~—e|t0 back up tanks. Bm. fod, lowing instructors: Mrs. PF. E terdenominational fainisterial 2880- meluding those from the 1 :ro Most of them M CORMACK Kise, R., ag age 5. beloved Smith, Miss Nellie Young, the Rev.| oigiion of the city and a member|churches were present. are also Stoneman father o Shere Fiber ond Buren B. Me: H. E. Anderson and the Rev. David| oo the church federation tiv [that the second Mr. as Mectumack S MoNelly, The association rep-(c 18 = OFRUIOR, CXOCUHIY® mas been his able assistant unc (e|lesson their experience has taught FE ra by: Jeged, ave resents a membership of 20000. | “mut Dr. Trent's inter-|panion. She is called an au’ x w them 1s: Shelling by the long-bars roi; Sirah Jamestows alow Mihi The Rev. Will Sweeney ‘of Lex-|" BOW: 18 tid 10 be in the Seld|in the fled of missions anc :: 8 Red 10a Chie 30 GUE Shi Sbiley "Broa. Gund Chapel, wi, Ne: Wl Sven, of Low of von, bin, He wn hil mmr of th Same Pi 13 {1830 Song” ses ii and pa : be institute "months sao when|to New York hin nel| They are far more im 8 by “ alae foie pik un’ Fon in the absence of Dr. 0. repr edentatives of 100 congregations|Trents have a son and a dav 3) ‘or. amet tn he Sa a father of oh A. Trinkle, who is in Methodist famed 88-mm. guns, That is prob- hagda, by i aw ay hospital recovering frem injuries M rs Me qar M er: ably due to RE that 88's have fi ak oll "5377 received in an accident last week. . y y been employed largely against me- fine Fn b FE oe Je Ms Sweeney oH Ye Services Mon! y dium tanks while they, with Shelr| 3 . ‘Sunday ; called for his memarable ress . + 4 J | light- tanks, have had most of the made to an audience of several : fighting against German medium | PINaqNo Sarah Ant. 2 Fre im of 2517 thousand at the recent North MRS. SULLIVAN Funeral services for Mrs. }Mary|ione Weir and’ Runyan, pets American Christian convention in Myers, who died Thursday nit at| The value of infantry support was 8 Ew rank Wel J. fed, he Qadle tabernacle. her home, 523¢ N. Delawsi: :t,|learned by these men during the Jonian roe 3 3. BFE Rid 50. Brookside Church to ‘Got Flag Mother of { Detective to Be will be at 9 a, m. Monday 1 St BS we they Mordsy, Dec. %, 3 p.m. Ra A Boy Sout will bear the ied Tuesd: tive [Joan of Arc Catholle church. . | | Tunis for days at a time and found) pyran oe te. EY: &.- Sonia §itates flag and a Girl ed bie : will be in Holy Oross cemgte: ' it necessary to retire because they pt, Into Test Briday, age °61 and a 8 ; : Christian flag, at ceremenies dedi- of Ireland. © Mrs. Myers was 69, A li:oagland their equipment couldn't stay EL ne Sint: cating a service flag tomorrow at| . resident of Indianapolis, sh¢ was|put. ; x i 10:30 a. m. in the EDWIN RAY| Mrs. Helen Frances Sullivan, an Na of Jossohs Ah * Yesterday afternoon (Dec. 17) I lionday. 10's. m mH ary” w “Sioors METHODIST CHURCH. The new|Indianapolis resident 30 years, died| = will "© |had’the strange esperience of meets id Ghapet, Paria) Floral ark Ug banner spangled with 19 white stars| cocterday at her home, 1326 Drexel Rane of the William Laur : Ca.|jno eapt. Rudolph Barlow, of Alle-| fs peg 3. sn cuttors of service, will be presented by Mrs, ; Tori : : . 3 many years. gan, Mich., whom I had never seen INNER-—~ 8 Sut 3 ! A. E. Hubbard on behalf of the|aVe. She was 9. : Survivors include a sen, Fol crt|before in person, but with whom I Bother of Bergennt Mishoid F. Kelly donors, the woman's saclety off Born in Killarney, County Ker, |; nroery classified adver i-ng|shared one of the sharpest dives) (fasolgn service). Mrs, 3 SOR Christian service. . Jess Hubbard will | Ireland, Mrs. Sullivan came to the man: er of the Indianapolis trea 3 bombing attacks. of the present Geo, Priel Virginia, Skinner, daughter accept it in the name of the official | yniteq States with her parents| nas hier, Mrs. John Prie : orig d campaign. Mrs. atherine Blume passed away Sate board and, in turn, hand it te the : augnter, ¥I%. Joan THEE “16! The attack oceurred at 11:30] urday a.m. Seryice Flanner & Bu. pastor, the Rev, H, T, Bassett, for when she was 11. She lived in Prov-|two’grandchildren, Robert Myc Jr. o'clock on the morning of Tuesday, ghatn Miriuary Thee” LR ton dedication, ? Mower, Be = Nooo she Basic and Rosemary Myers. Dec. 1, at “Stuks acres” a farm| Perk. Friends may call at the mortuary hd o " LG just seuth af Tebourba. Barlow|verrER—Rudolph G., 77 s, beloved “Roses in Desert * {s the ser-|and the family went te New York, Timothy Brisbane was in one of the light American Morten n do Se a. Gh. or. mon to be preached by Dr. F.'S, C.| coming here in 1912. of| ; Services for Timothy Bris). ne,|tanks dispersed in the field just P away Friday, 446 p. m. Wicks, minister emeritus, Jomertow Mrs. Sullivan was a member 1420 Pruett st., who died Thu s:ay|across the road from us, Fuerai Monday, Xi :30 9.5. m. at the = at 11 a. m, at ALL SOULS UNI-|the Church of the Little Flower and| o¢ the west Park Nursing 1o07e,| Ned Russell of the United Press| st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. TARIAN GHURCH, the Altar society of the chureh. |were to be at 3 p. m. today 2 ¢and I were in a former German lends may call after 10 8, m. SunSurvivors are a son, Detective gonije Funeral heme. Burie. Il| machine-gun pit when some 20( 2 ln © en tt sr 2 Sour on on ey Se lr on ees a '*| We thought.all the tanks had| Funeral Directors organ chimes tomorrow at 10 a. m.|gyllivan, Mrs, Anne Ferestal and | dianapolis since childhood. Does Tit: Shall? Bot Ge Wa5 Phil ar or en as Fa ems S CUMBERLAND METHOD- i IH lly not er put in the : Mrs. George F. Rooker, all of In-| gurvivars are a daugter, Mii T. out of action. It was a laboratory Walter T. Blasen * IST CHURCH. The chimes were|dianapelis; five grandsons, Robert J.| L. Parmerlee, and tWo bre! 11s, experiment the validity of which . roy presented by oul. Reger Maatpond Farestal oF the Great Lakes aval Herbert and Jefferson, all ©! 'i| cannot be questioned—you just can-| _ 313 N: iilines WaMev, 3. H. Sheldon is church pastor. Joseph. Jo Jerome HO | ttt. Ee ing persed (tanks) CONKLE FUNERAL HOME & & 3 : Farestal, and four granddaughters, Louie W. Randall Both Barlow 8 ih John. J. 1984 ¥ W. Mi = Prayer to Open Year Mrs. Paul Koebeler and Margle,| 1ouie w. Randall, an employ ¢ cf| Deck of Cliffside Park, N. J. an-| PAUL E. DORSEY Joanne and Jane Forestal, the New York Central rai iad|other veteran of Happy Valley. 8, NEW YORE ®-u The Rev, Heary Scherer, pastor, . Funeral services will be held at § more than 35 years, died yestc «ay agreed at the same time that Ger- Pame Bu FIHAIFER AE Market 1334 will Sodus Soceia) warship for a a ia. vi aly Oo ab his home, 516 Wallace ave. io|man 75-mm. tank guns are good FARLEY-FUNERALS 1604 W. Morgis was 56. weapons. : mie Bom, in, Terie Tbe var th TT SE FANNER CHAN response to the request of President : Tesidont of He of th # J : “t| graph peles when they go into ac- — BERT S. © Bib Roesevelt that the first day of the State Deaths e Mas0i | tion” and have good hitting power. . year be a day of prayer. : : rae Hr ie oe ¥ They believe that American me- ne Nt EN LG oh « » ® ANDERSON—Prederick Kale, 18. Sur-| oe aR 20 1 CO on 41. | dium tanks and their guns are GRINSTEINER'S Watchnight services will begin at|vijors: Wife and one dsughter. = oneltwo brothers, George and H | SVeR better, a refreshing reflection 19% B New York 9 p. m. Thursday evening in the id and one sister. Randall of Peoria, Til *'| whieh everybedy hepes will be sub- 'S, H, “FERWANN, T BAPTIST C H. ONT renry Cral ? stantiated when our tanks operate|jses s. EAST 8 lcci sae ne = ona Jaree scale ed nv es : € > ’! . L. M. Hurley, secretary, announces Fe Roa Fa) rid Ther, ated, Mrs. Albert Cathcart i 2 —————— H ISEY & TITUS services tomorrow at/2:30 p. m. and| Trink'e, Mrs. Bessie Rice w= Mrs, Ive| Services for Mrs, Albert Catheait : . MO! each Sunday afternoon at that|™Wfipmi se Yary csad 8 gur-|a former resident of Indiana:o. KILLED, 2. INJURED 4-H, BELAN ANE 3%. hour, and every Wednesday at 7:45 en Daughter, Lulu a son,| who died yesterday at the Seyn our] IN BOMBER CR ASH SORE ERK p. m. at the ALPHA AND OMEGA Memorial hospital at Seymour, vl] . BRETHREN MISSION, 53 E. survivors GETOWN_Taslar Mo ress. * |take place at 9 a. m. Monday «(| TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 26 (U. P)—)B-113 On-1308 FA-000 Miami st. The Rev. L, N. Trotter 101 wi. D. (Billy) Middieton, 4. Austin, Burial will be in the /u . MacDill field officials today an-' - SHIRLEY BROS. CO. is pastor. Sg e bie tin cemetery, She was 38. nounced that two men were Kkilled|ogs N. Dlinois 2s 2 2 NEW ALD Bo ers, ih Mart hex Mrs, Catheart, the former F ci- and twe others injured when an|™ "ROBERT Ww. STIRLING “Christ, the Light of the World,” | 5s mers Mrs. ani pl, M4 ier lence Irene Adams, was marie | : army bomber crashed near Avon 1423 Prospect is the theme af the candle-lighting Farad kd rs. Charles Buber vear ago in Seymour, but had I jcc Park, Fla, early Thursday. The 3. C. llson, “CHAPEL OF THE : service to be presented by the|g UNION Filo ge sone p. Brower, 1 with her brother, George Cha lcs ; plane was en 8 routine flight from| {ssf om choir and Mrs. Elizabeth Bridgford |one brother and a ets. Adams, at 249 E. £ esate, ol Lge! dead Lieut. Ra ost Mrs. In . Bolb; 8 vi I! ¢ © wer ul amir a0 mi hel JERS BLE Rl SI eH mem fat Bo a | Loon ond Found Walter Crosby will be the light! SULLIVAN_—Samuel Ridgeway. a _8ur-| here. and Pvt. Ralph E, Thomas, Brook- lamonds, Croton mo ovement No. 6563. bearer; the young people's elass| "Gi; Sign Gi Sead Te Sure Survivor aries. | Gurvivors, besides her brother, uc er, Fla, Thomas was a ember of| Lost, a, SE will portray the part of seekers, and tors ho Bi her husband and another bret! e-, the ferry command at Long Beach, dition. Phone or call “lalla I Miss Frances Huffman will play the| fon" Sota; a Bie Shey =| Anthony Adams, of Indianapoli . Cal. Fartiowe, Columbia Club, Bhone Riel musical accompaniments. The Rev.|™ —— ~| “The injured were Lieut, Robert Jack E Jones, pastor, will speak| CROSSWORD PUZZLE A, Broan, Pueblo, Colo, and Staff Ti, in ees ore | ET ae : to Previous Pumsle 21 Lieut. Pr "A. Meier, the fith fier Brel ie Rew he, alld oH merning at 10:30 in the church. HORIZONTAL Answer us e 1 Shout. . eut. Fred A, Meier, the fifth flier ard and no questions 4.8.8 ; TT 23 Cereal gras: aboard, was not hur asked. : Miss Betty Cenler is the new| &apmal [NETIC LTR) 25 Staggers. hy VEY ew ia $25 Reward fo, niommavion of 150 president of the campus class of the| 11 It was — by [AIS I= ANA TAC IEK Clo Pairot mule. MURRAY PLEDGES | cog No, somo, let om bing boc UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN| French traders JELtns ACK N STIL ENS] 30 Scottish roe! : : on W. South st. Dee, 11th CH-341-CHURCH; Jean Fisher, vice presi-| in the early LEE LT] RIEKE ATOLL IL END ™ dove. REDOUBLED WORK | Rewaro—chirencgraph wrist waton Hi MATE oh °C : i i dent; Beatrice Baker, secretary, 18th century. 1 32 Wife of , stop wal wageh, No. Loi, lors in mens { and Patricia Bridgins, treasurer. 12 Moving truck. Seteinl in as, 28 cht Pl SD a Davia a ivi. == 13 Steamshi rthurl - en, shocked a iz er 12 SPARS T0 ENTER (abbr.). y LCE] legend. Nasi atrocities against Jews and T a. 8 soioat tetvecn COAST GUARD SCHOOL | ion: Be &) Is: Er Sie fs an. TOPE ouble their effo] WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 (U. P) 33 Baciiad. - JACITE TRA TOES ae! 317 Orintal ue SN a um and, Su avg SE olf Gol ou soi 2 : *% oly Sob scern. [TR SEEREOTE C| Ee. a ons of death throughou —When 13 SPARS step off a train gaLease / OK] SINS WEIA[T 5] 98 Type of boat. tne axis,” Philip Murray, president | oF truck, metal and exible at New London, Conn. tomorrow, IOICIS — 39 Fungoid of the Co £ Indu | Lie Joi Fawers ip lve. Jteady She United States . coast guard 21 Quware (poet). 51 Anglican (abbr.). diyeate of Sangre an Sel oF PARTY ho bought '34 Plymouth, license academy will be crashed by women |.26 Street (abbr.), (abbr.). 4Belengs to it. . grain “The civilized world is filled with| pistes Ne. 44357, please reurn plates to for the first lime. 27 Onager. 52 Dated again. 50On the les, 42 Four (comb. norror and anger at the slaughter XN By South Sieve Receiving the SPAR officers, the| 20 Small islands. 5¢ Symbol for 6 Asiatic farm). of whole generations and whole Frm in bj Re Slgga:” lost first commissioned women in the|31'Indian tent. radium. kingdom. 44 Nostrils. peoples now being carried on by Tyesqax. 'Rewa CN. -Reyswone, cous suerd ZeadEyS: will ge, Beat n Lies ok. 85 It is sled the 7 Aphorims, 3 Separaipd, order of Adolf Hitler,” Murray said BLACK billfold lost riansiaing money, A aint Ho vill ct a 38 Light browd. 81 Larger. 9 Basy-paced Lohengrin na siatemen oka “TA-0088. ih two weeks’ intensive course in coast e, 8. us egend.). SRumpus,” strayed guard tradition and procedure which| 40 Lord (sbbr.). grasses. 10 Chief priest of 48 Greek goddec: TRIPLET SURVIVORS ~ Sunday. el : Wil hn Mn About 39 mrs 1 Bm W0Serows | ewe MPpel, IN FAIR CONDITION| nui htt Jb SPARS enter the academy] ughter : on). ! 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