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Page Two A A A I A A A I Saturday, October 5, 1946 Complete Services for the Week: AttendYour Church Sunday ST. A 1C CHURCH. Matr. Edward Boden- birch, pastor. Low maases, 5:45, 7 and 8 a.

Children's mass, 9:15 a. Parish high maw, 10:30 a. Vln- centian maw, 12:10 p. no- Holy day masses- 9:15, 6, 7, 8 and a. m.

Parish high mass, 12:10 p. Society Communion: First Sunday: Ladies' Guild (Altar Society, Study Club. Home Economics). Second Sunday: Holy Name Society, Seniors and Third Sunday: Sodality, Seniors find Juniors. Fourth Sunday: Third Order.

Weekday Masses: 6, 6:30, 7 and 8 m- m. Weddings and Funerals at 8 a. m. Confessions: before Holy Days and before First Fridays 4 to 8:30 p. and 7:15 to 9 p.

m. Daily: 6:30 to 8:30 a. m. Devotions: 7:00 p. Sundays, Utany and Benediction.

7:30 p. Tuesdays, Perpetual Help 7:30 p. Thursday ths First Friday, Sacred Heart. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Wisconsin Avenue at Broadway Bev. O.

L. Merrltt, pastor. 9-30 church school 10:45 a.m.--Morning worship The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed at this service and a Candlelight Communion service will be held in the evening at 8 00 for those who cannot attend in the morning. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Harold Oaks, will sing "The Lord's Prayer" by Cam.

Mrs. C. W. Paulsen at the organ will present as a pcrlude, "Fountain Reverie" Fletcher; Espiessivo" by Sibelius; as an offertory, "Jesu Dulcls Mem- orla" by Kreckcl; and as a postlude "Allegretto" by Sullivan. Supervised nursery during the worship service 7 00 --Methodist Youth fellowship 8-00 pm--Candlelight Communion service.

"londnj. 0 45 m--Men's club suppci. Dr. Nelson Vance Russell, President of Cairoll college, will be tho jrupst sprakci. 7.40 The second meeting of tlic dub on "The Family To- will be held in the chinch pailoi.

Mis. A i i Johnson and Jilii Lushlinugh of Oconomowoc will lead the discussion on the "Undeislundinjc Youi Child" a and those Interested in vountr proplp UP uiged to attend Tuosdaj -7 00 Scout meeting 7 Mcmbnship Training Class. Wednesday-2 30 -Week Day School of Religion 7.00 choir. 7 30 --Tho school In Chi la- linn Living meets at tho Baptlut Church. 7:45 --Tho Norma Craven guild will moot in ohchurch parlor.

Mrs. Richard Dozernagcn xvlll Imve devotions. A Tribute to Miss Normn Craven, Missionary teacher of Malaya--Mrs. S. Dancpy in charge.

Every member requested to bring gift for Miss Craven's home In Malaya. 7-30 p.m-- M. Y. F. cabinet meeting.

7 30 --Soniar choir. Year Membership class. 10:00 a.m.--Confirmation clase. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIS1', I.O.O.F. 'loll, South it Rev.

Kenneth Dnvls. pastor. Saturday. 9:45 a. m.

Sabbath school. 10:45 a. m. Preaching. APOSTOLIC GOSPEL TABERNACLE.

Gcneaco, Ralph McOulre. pastor. 7:80 p. evening worship. Wednesday.

7:80 a netting. Friday, 7:30 p. Everybody welcome. Jesus saves and heals. Bring the Salvatlon array.

Major and Mrs. John J. PotU, 801 Clinton st. 9:45 a. m.

Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning service. 6:30 p.

m. Young people's meeting. 7:15 p. m. Open air service.

7:43 p. m. Evening service. Monday, 7:30 p. m.

Girl guards. Wednesday, 7:15 p. m. Corps cadet class. 7:45 p.

m. Oprn air service. 8:00 p. m. Public service.

Thursday, 2-4 p. Ladies Home league. Friday, 8:00 p. m. Open air service.

Office open mornings a. m. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, White Rock aveTM Rev. Harry Shlley, pastor. 9:00 a.m.--First English service.

10:30 a.m.~-Second English service. Sunday of the month at 8 a.m the German service is conducted. Ladies Aid society meets In the afternoon of the first Tuesday of month. Dorcas society meets in the evening of the first Wednesday of each month. The Young People meet on the jecond and fourth Thursdays of the month.

Choir practice each Monday. Men's club Bible class meets third Wednesday of tho month. The Sewing circle meets on the jccond Thursday of tho month. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Pcwaukce, Victor E.

H. Bolls, vicar. Sunday: 8-30 a Rt. Rev. Benjamin F.

F. Ivlns, bishop cf the Milwaukee diocese, will be here for onnflrmation service. Following the breakfast will be served in the Guild hall. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Dr. A.

E. Gregory, pantor. 9.30--Sunday school sei vices of worship and teaching in classes for all HROS In religious education. Special is done among little i in primary and beglnncis grades. Supervised nursery during he morning Ml.is Joan Hlnz will sing a solo at the Sunday -school worship 10 45--Divino worship World Communion Sunday.

Tho high mark of this service will bp the celebration of Holy Communion. Tho con- grpfiatlonal church InvltPs people Of all Christian a i to this open ab'p. There will be no sermon A argo Baptismal Service for chil- cliPn will he held. Music i bp Piplude, "Shadow Mountain," Shurc. Offertory "Besido Si 111 Wat- Coorno Solo "Behold Thy Ward- stophons.

Mrs Lntitln Hnsc Anthcn "Spirt of Hn- mnson; solo part by Mr. John Boyd. Hosts and hostesses for tho dny: Broadwav--Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morey: Enst ave--Mrs.

A. O. Hlnz and Mra. Porry damans. Memorial flowers for Gordon Barney placed here by his father and mother, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Barney Also memorial flowers for Helpn Williams placed hero by her family, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Williams, Beinlee and Bui ton.

The Wacoyo group of young people will meet at 6:45 in the Memorial club loom; the Cory club will meet at 7-30 Both groups will make plans to attend the rally at South Milwaukee next Sunday. The Centenary circle will meet on Tuesday evening nt the homo of Mts. Henry Ruff, 814 Linden street. Mrs Hawley Kasko review a book. The Men's club of tho church will open their season with a supper rn.1- IN A STEW Over Sunday Dinner? Plan to Eat Out! Serving Sunday Dinner 11:30 to3 P.M.

Comer's Collage Tea Rooms STORE HOURS Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 12 to 6 P. M. Friday, From 1 to 9 P. M. Saturday, from 9 A.

M. to 2 P. M. THE CHOCOLATE HOUSE 266 BROADWAY WAUKESHA PHONE 6846 ly at which time good food and good fellowihip end good movies will be offered. This is guest night on Tuesday at 6:30 A A I CHUBCH, Harry R.

Chasteen, tor. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Superintendent, Bud Bartlett. Morning worship, 10:50 m.

Choir and special music every Sunday. Young people's fellowship, 6:45 p. m. Bible study, 7:30 p. m.

Midweek prayer service, Wednesday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Tou are invited to attend our services. CUBIST LCTIIEBAN CHUKCH, Pewaukee. 9 a. m.

Sunday school. 10 service. Ladies' Aid meets on the afternoon of the first Thursday of each nnonth. Young People's Bible class meets the evening of the first Thursday cf each month. ST.

MATTHIAS CHURCH, Rev. F. W. I-lckfield, rector. Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.

7 15 a. m. Morning prayer. 7:30 a. m.

Holy Communion, server: Robt. Kantera. 9 30 a. m. Church school.

10.43 a. m. Choral eucharist and sprmon. fNursery Mrs. S.

Kennedy) Crucifer--R. Kanters. Servers, Friz and J. Friday. Torchbearers--R.

Thomas and W. Fuller. Server for the week Dean Thompson. Monday, 7.30 a. m.

Holy Communion. 3.00 p. m. The council of the diocese of Milwaukee convenes at All Saints guild hall, Milwaukee. 6.30 p.

Dinner at the Hotel Plankinton, Milwaukee, for those registered. Tuesday--St. Brlgitt 7-30 a. Holy Communion. 9.30 a.

m. Diocesan council reconvenes in joint session with the woman's auxiliary, at All Saints guild hall Wednesdav--St. Denys and Companions 9 30 a. m. Holy Communion.

8 00 p. m. Meeting of St. Catherine's guild at the home of Mrs Kiling- Larsen, 419 E. Broadway, with Mrs.

Arthur Rahn assisting Thuisday--St. Paulinus of York. 7 30 a Holy Communion. lO'OO a. m.

Beginning of all day meeting of the second district of tho woman's auxiliary at Grace church, Hartland. Filday--Requiem. 730 a. m. -Holy Communion 9 00 a m.

Rummoge sale In the guild hall Saturday, 7 30 a. m. Holy Communion. 9.00 a. m.

Continuation of the rummage sale in the guild hall. 5-0 p. m. Confessions in the church. PFAVAHKEE I 3MURCII, Kev Edward T.

Sopcr, pustor. Church school nt 9 m. All scholars welcome. Morning worship at 10 o'clock. World Communion Sunday.

No seimon. Spr-cinl offcilng for overseas relief. Ilrookflcld: Sunday school nt 10 m. Alfred E. Garvens, general supt.

Classes for all ages Morning service at 11'15 a.m. Salvation Army Holds Congress Major and Mrs. John J. Potts will be in Chicago Oct. 5-8 to attend the territorial congress of the Salvation Army, it was announced Saturday.

They will attend sessions at which time Gen. Albert Orsborne, London, International Salvation Army leader for the entire organization, will conduct services. During their absence, the Rev. P. Symmonds, Hartland Congru- gational pastor, will conduct Sunday evening services at 7:45 p.

m. Sunday morning services and Sunday school classes will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams. THE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, Calhoun.

GcorRO and Tronmnt on the hUl top. Rev. IVllHam Stump, M.A., pastor. 0 a. Sunday school.

Church service. 10:30 a.m.--Sermon. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.--choir practice. MT. CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH, WESTOWNE, WAU- KKSHA--Rev.

Zarllng. pastor fl-30 a a school. 10 30 a.m.--Divine Services. Dorcas guild moots every fourth Thursday of ench month. Sowing circle every Thursday of each month.

second Communion. 9:30 scbool. I CHURCH, highways 15 and V. Boy Robert Teut, pastor 10:00 m. Unified service.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 600 Maple ave. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School.

11:00 m. Church service. Reading rooms 404 Park daily from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and holidays, where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. Wednesday, 8 p.

meeting. ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Grand Avenue at Carroll Street; L. Glenn Cloninger, pastor. The Sixteenth Sunday After Trinity, October 6, 1946.

8-00 service. The chancel choir will sing "Incline Thine Ear" Ivanoff. The sermon "Three The Holy Communion. 9 30 a.m --The Sunday school-Pi omotion day--five graded departments. Classes begin at three years, Adult Bible Claris meets at parsonage, 322 Carroll street.

You and your children are invited 10-45 service. The senior choir will sing "Bow Down Thine Morgan. The sermon, "Three Thp Holy Communion. 6.30 "Two Little "Faith 7:15 and Intermediate Luther leagues. Scouts.

7 30 --Joint administrative meeting of all Missionary societies at patsonage. 322 Carroll street. 8-00 Church council. Tuesday-7-00 a choir rehearsal 7 45 school teachers and officers meeting. Wednesday-9 10 grade Religious Day school class.

--4th. 5th, 8th, 7th grade Religious day school class. 3:45 choir rehearsal. Thursday-- 2-30 prn--Women's Missionary group (Afternoon group). Mrs Walter Zuchlke in charge of topic "Chiistianity Where You Mrs J.

Conradcr and Mrs. Ray Funk co-hostesses. AH ladies invited. 7'45 choir rehearsal. pm--Children's choir rehearsal.

8-00 --Altar guild--Mrs. Otto Kraft, Sunklst ave Westowne. clnases. 10 30 classes. a.m.--Junior Catechetical a --Senior Catechetical FIRST EVANGELICAL A REFORMED CHURCH, Wisconsin UM-iiuo.

Kulph 1'. Ley, pastor. 9:30 a. school classes for nil ages. 10.45 a.

m. Worship service. The theme of Rev. Loj's seimon for this rooming, will be, "The Message of World Wldo Communion" The choir, under the direction of Kenneth Huenink, will sing, "Turn Th Face from My Sin," by Sullivan. The organist, Mrs.

S. Roberts, will play for the prelude: "Pax Vo- blscum" by Schubcit. Offeitory. "Communion Meditation" by Proth- croe. Postlude: "Adagio" by Best.

6 30 p. m. Junior high fellowship. Monday, 7:45 p. m.

First session of the School of Missions. The topic will be, "Christians and Race," led by Mrs. Geoige Poetsch. Tuesday, 7 30 p. m.

Dorcas Missionary society will meet at the church. Mrs. Remain Bchaub will have chnige of the program. Mrs. John L.

Martin will give a book review, "Soldiers of God." Mrs. Edward Imig and Miss Ruth Humboldt will he hostesses. Wednesday 7.30 p. m. School of religious education.

Thuisday--Fall synod meeting at Port Washington, Wis. 7-30 p. m. Senior choir reheat snl. Friday 4'00 m.

Junior choir rehearsal. HARTLAND GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10:30 a. and Holy A A I A CHURCH, Barstovv at South gt. Karl W.

Rolchprt, minister. World wide Communion Sunday. The service of Holy Communion, 10 45 a. m. Meditation: "Spiritual Reconversion Prof.

A. W. Ahrens, director of music. Mrs. R.

H. Able, orgnnlst. Junior hi fellowship, 7.15 p. m. The Etolmlans meet Monday, 7-45 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Ervm Klrshke, North Prairie. Installation of olllceis. Wnukesha school of Christian living.

Wednesday. 7.30 p. m. at the First Baptist church. Junior hi choir, Thursday, 6 45 p.

m. Salem choir, Thursday, 7 SO m. The Salem Men's rlub meets Thursday, 8 15 p. m. Election of officers.

Devotions, business, recreation. Junior choir, Filday, 4.00 p. m. Second year pastor's class, Saturday. 0 00 n.

m. First jenr pastor's class, Saturday, 10 00 a. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Wisconsin at Grand Avenue, Dwlght Moody Bahr, minister. Church school 9 30 a.m.

Morning worship 1Q-45 am. Young people 4 00 p.m. "God Is Love" is the subject for Mr. Bahr's sermon World Communion Sunday. It will be an interpretation of God's limitless love for all mankind and of how this love must become the basis for tomorrow's civilization.

There will be a prayer of dedication for the chimes which have just been Installed. Mrs. John Ferguson will be at the organ and will play as a prelude, "The Song of Triumph" by Mueller and as a postlude, "Marche Solon- elle 1 by Hesse. The choir will sing as an anthem "Great and Marvelous Arc Thy Works" by Gaul with the following singing the quintet: Mrs. Thomas Larson, Mrs.

Odin Sherman, Mrs. Edgar Radtke, Mrs. Robert Hulburt and Miss May Montville. The offertory will be Lord Most Holy by Cesar Franck with the following ensemble participating, Soprano, Mrs. Robert Hulburt; Violin, Larry Lattln; Piano, Walter Derthick; and organ, Mrs.

Ferguson. Church school classes are held at 9:30 with classes for every age group from three years and up. The young people will meet at the home of Mr. James Clark for a fellowship supper and meeting. A nursery is conducted for small chil- dien during the worship hour.

GRACE LUTHERAN CHUBCH, Bev. Henry Woyahn, pastor. 9 a. school. 10 a.

Sunday morning services. Men's club meets third Monday of each month. Junior young people meet every other Tuesday. Ladies' Aid society meets last Thursday of every month. Senior young people meet fourth Wednesday of every Senior choir meets 7:30 p.

every Thursday. East Side circle meets Third Wednesday of month at 8 p. m. Sunshine circle first Thursday of month at 2:30 p. m.

THE GRAND AVENUE TABERNACLE, Lawrence G. Werch, minister. 9:45 a. m. Church school and adult Bible classes.

We have classes for all age groups and welcome your youngster. 10:45 a. m. Morning The sermon at our morning worship service, "Three Universal Exhortations." The familiar strains of 'Sunrise" by Ackley will be the first number of the organ prelude. The prelude also Includes "Trust and Obey" by Towner and "Showers of Blessings" by McGranahan.

7:45 p. m. Evening service. The evangelistic service with a quarter hour organ vespers preceding the evening service. First Presbyterian Church--Corner South and Martin Street, Reverend Hugh M.

Reiner, pastor. a.m.--Sunday school for all age groups. 10'35 Deuster, organist, will present for meditation Cantilene" by Pierne and "Fantasia" by Sjorgen. 10:45 morning -worship service. Reverend Hugh M.

Reiner has chosen for his sermon theme "Led by a The Sacrament of Baptism for infants and children will take place during this service. The choir, under the leadership of Mrs. Dorothy Goff Mclntosh, will sing "God Is My Shepherd" by Dvorak. During the Offertory, Querin Deuster will play "Melodv" by Goltermann, and for the Postlude he has chosen "Maestoso" by Handel. Mr.

and Mrs. Evan Davies will greet you at the west door and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Brown, at the east. 7 00 Fellowship for junior and senior highs Come and enjoy a period of wor- ahlp, inspiration, and fellowship. p.m.--Presbyterian Synod of Wisconsin and the Woman's Syn- odical Missionary society convene. The Reverend Cecil W. Lower, D.

D. retiring Moderator, will preach the sermon using as his theme "The Consummation of Desire." He will be assisted in this service by the Reverends W. Clyde Wilson, stated clerk, Chester L. Harries, and Hugh M. Reiner.

a.m.---United service of worship in the church. 9.45 a.m.--Synod meets in Presbyterian church. Synodical convenes at Salem Evangelical church. 12.30 a.m.--Lunch at Presbyter- Ian church. 6.30 p.m.--Carroll college dinner program, at the Presbyterian church, with Dr.

Nelson Vance Russell as speaker. His subject is Christian 8:00 p.m.--United service of worship. The Rev. Jesse Halsey, D. D.

will bring the sermon on "This Music by the Carroll College Choir. This service is open to the public. a.m.--United service of worship with the Rev. Jesse Halsey, D. D.

speaking on "Some Said One Ran." 9.45 a.m.--Synod meets in Presbyterian church. Synodical resumes business at Salem Evangelical church. 12:15 p.m.--Recess and lunch. 7:30 p.m.--Waukesha School of Christian Living at the Frist Baptist church. p.m.--Treble clef choir rehearsal.

7:30 p.m.--Adult choir rehearsal. p.m.--Circle Three, Mrs. Floyd Aplin, chairman, meets at the home of Mrs. R. M.

Heath, 120 Wright street for a dessert meeting. Circle Four, Mrs. E. T. Eaton chairman, meets with Mrs.

Walter Dana, 112 Wabash avenue. Holy Communion Observed Here With Christians throughout the world, the service of Holy Communion will be observed next Sunday, 11:45 am. at Salem Evangelical church at Barstow at South street. The music for this service will be under the direction of A. W.

Ahrens, assistant professor of Prof. W. Ahrens music at Carroll college, who, according to announcement by the Rev. Earl W. Reichert, minister, has been engaged as director of music at Salem church.

Guest organist for the service is Mrs. R. H- Abel. The Salem choir of 25 voices sings "The Twenty Third Psalm" by Gordon Jacob. In addition to great hymns of the church, the organ music includes "They Shall Dream Dreams" by Blake; "Song of Devotion" by Nolte; and "Consecrated Lord to Thee" by Hadler.

The minister has chosen as his theme for the Communion Meditation, "Spiritual Reconversion." Church of the Nazarene, Crown Point, will be the special speaker for this service. The two Blinn daughters, who were born in Africa while their parents were there as missionaries, will sing the special numbers. 6.30 p. m. Young people's service.

The theme for this service will be "The Discipleship of Love." 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. Rev. Blinn will again be the special speaker for this service.

The BHnn daughters will also be in charge of the special music. The public is cordially invited to attend these special services. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Christian service training class.

In this class session we are beginning the study of the "Life and Work of Paul." church building again this week. Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. Midweek prayer meeting. E.

L. Clark will be in charge of this service. Number 1... (Continued from Page I) dered that "we must not, can not have another war." Russia Desires Peace "We have' had our differences in this commission," Vishmsky said. "We know we are divided in our political understanding.

We do not react in the same way to events which are happening in the world. "The Soviet Union, however, stands behind the recent words of our great Generalissimo Stalin and the Soviet delegation is determined to consolidated the work of this conference, so necessary, however different our views." Connally followed him, emphasi- bmj? wtih flailing arms his denunciation of the possibility of another war. "There are some who already are talking of such a possibility," he said. "I cannot believe men have lost their reason and nations have reached a point where they are so forgetful of humanity a they want again to see the hands of the peoples of the world dripping with blood." HEAR FRANK AND ERNEST ANSWERING YOUR BIBLE QUESTIONS Every Sunday Morning 9:45 C. S.

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850 90 cento or loaned free. Call 6742 or at 203 Dunbar Sponsored by Wauketha Bible CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 900 South East avenue. Rev. V. L.

McVey, pastor. 9:45 m. Sunday school. We begin the study of Paul's activities this Sunday. 10:45 a.

m. Morning worship. Rev. G. W.

Blinn, pastor of the FWD Vice President Is Dead at Shawano SHAWANO, Wis. (U.P.) Funeral services will be held Monday for Antone Kuckuk, 83, prominent Shawano county industrialist, civic leader and politician, who died Friday night after being ill a year. Born at Slinger, then called Slin- gerville, he came here in 1882. He became a member of the county board in 1893 and was elected to the state assembly in 1907. From 1917 to 192" served as state senator.

Kuckuk was credited with establishment of the state teachers' retirement fund, having served as chairman of the legislative commission which wrote the statute. He was active in the organization of a local hospital and since 1914 hsd been a member of the board of the Four Wheel Drive at Clintonville. He was a vice-president of the firm at the time of his death. Announcing the Opening of the shop for infants, tots and teens 261 South Street Tuesday, October 8 Baby Gift Items Better Teen Sports Wear Hioh School Student Killed in Car Wreck STEVENS POINT, Wis. (U.P.) --Lawrence B.

France, 19, Wausau high school student was killed early Saturday when the car In which he was returning from a football game went, out of control and overturned 19 miles south of here. The Portage county sheriffs office said the automobile was driven by Lawrence B. Kcpp, 19. Others in the car, all from Wausau, were Virginia Lambrecha and Jo Anne Kollen, both 17, and James Holzschum, 19. AH were injured.

Sheriff's deputies said the accident occurred about 1 a. m. The youths had attended the Stevens Foint-Wausau high school football game here and then drove south to Plainfleld for the remainder of the evening. Saturday Mart Shows Decline NEW Stocks declined irregularly Saturday in the first Saturday trading since last May 18. Trading was at an extremely slow pace, reflecting the Tom holidays.

A number of leaders had losses ranging to more than a point, including such pivotals as Johns- Manville, U. S. Rubber, General Motors, Youngstown Sheet Tube and International Telephone foreign. Most of the selling in the short session was a precautionary measure as holders withdrew from the market pending week-end developments in the political situation aboard as well as on the home front. The quarterly report to congress by the reconversion director earlier in the week has left Wall street in a state of confusion since Director Steelman warned against continued demands for higher wages and then President Truman apparently left the door open for even more demands for more pay by saying that today's wages don't go as far as they used to.

Chrysler, a weak spot Friday on disclosure Of plans for a cut in its production schedules, lost a moderate amount Saturday. Fractional losses were noted in such steels as Bethlehem, Republic and U. S. Steei. Rails were down fractionally.

Park Tilford, Schenley, Kroger Grocery and Coca-Cola all were down a point or more each Closing quotations Saturday included: Allis Chalmers 37. A American Waterway Beatrice 55. Blaw-Knox Borden Carnation Cons Edison 26W. General Foods Gen Gillette 30V4. Hein-Werner 29 Illinois Central International Harvester 73.

J. C. Penney 45. National Bellas Hess National Distillers New York Central Packard Pet Milk United Corp Waukesha Motors Gifford Pinchot Dies in New York Hospital NEW YORK (U.P.) Gifford Pinchot, former chief of the U. 8.

forestry service and former governor of Pennsylvania, died at the Harkness pavilion of Columbia- Presbyterian medical center Friday night of leukemia. Pinchot, who was 81 years old, entered the hospital early this week after an illness of several months. He is survived by his wife, Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, a son, Dr. Gifford B. Pinchot, currently working at the Yale medical scbool, and three grandchildren.

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