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Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes, recently retired from the Methodist

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man” at: a dinner in the Central Avenue Methodist church at 6 p. m. tomorrow. While in Indianapolis, Bishop Hughes is visiting his son, Francis M. Hughes, 706 Sherwood dr. His

last charge was in the Washington, | Before becoming a

C., .area. bishop of the Methodist church, Bishop Hughes was president of DePauw university. Parker Jordan, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. will preside at the meeting. The Rev, F. Marion Smith, pastor of the church, will conduct the devotional period. The affair is sponsored by the Womenis Society of Christian service, headed by Mrs, Cornelius Posson.

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Saipan, Learning Democracy, Wants to Become Part of U. S.

By KEYES BEECH Times Foreign Correspondent

This has been accomplished under the di i f C y 1a - SAIPAN, Marianas, Nov. er the direction of Comdr. L. Gor

Saipan is the United States navy's| sg/don Findlay, Seattle, Wash. the| showcase for military government in [navy military governor. His heart the Marianas. is in his work and he hopes that, Native children, whose features|the nayy is here to stay. bear the stamp of successive | Spanish, German and | Japanese also hope that the navy will stay| occupation, are being taught) demogracy to the tune of “God Bless | or, at least, that this island will re-|

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