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HAROLD TEEN OT TEEN HELP GLK? T'HZWWl -I TELL VA I NEVER Y'f VOU HAVE NOW, 1 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: -Saturday, May 26, 19S1 Parti Page 12 Candidate Celebrates Birthday FINDS NO PROOF WOMAty SOUGHT TO TIE UP ARMS PANAMA BARS ARIAS FROM ANY OFFICE FOR LIFE Condemned by Assembly in Public Trial I ME.IM LATE OUT, CJZ HAJ7 ANY TOSS MISTER YOU I WANT NOW PlOClN'UF' WE WILL. 7WU''t-W-wCr ABOUT ZO 5AIP MY fT 1.WA ULLUMS-AN'I MEETHA 1 UTV. V'ihZT CP EMj I IT. MONEY) MV V. CAN'T SET Kit AT TH' Viu I BUTCH? CAESAR 'V -jciw- i XyrS-Z-rL.

ASl A 'k If I Copyright, by The Chicago Tribune. cSSy BY JULES DUBOIS Chicago Tribaoe Press Service! PANAMA CITY, May 25 The national assembly tonight unani- mously confirmed its impeachment of former President Arnulfo Arias, convicted him of violating the constitution, and barred him for life from public office. Arias had been TRIBUNE Fhotol Judge Miner and his wife with their children, Leslie, Judson, and Arlyn (leftjto right), cutting into his birthday cake yesterday. i Religious News Notes there had been strike threats in Has Three Parties THO IT COULD USE THEM, INDONESIA WANTS NO JAPS deposed May 10 Arn.lt. Arlaa aftr twQ days lnauirinm- BY THE REV.

JOHN EVANS The Rev. William Seath will complete 20 years as superintend or violence in which lo persons Camera Qi were killed and nearly 200 wounded Chicane Tribane Press Service Washington, May25 The state department said tonight there is no basis for a published report that an employe, Edith Cameron Wall, sought to have a longshoremen's union refuse to load arms shipments for western Europe. The department made public a 10 page review of the case in reply to a letter from Rep. Walter who had asked for a report on Miss Wall, 38 year old foreign service employe who is a native of Chicago. She is now in New Delhi, India, as an assistant labor attache.

Talked with Union Chief Walter's request stemmed from a New York newspaper article purporting to give an account of Miss Wall's interview in March, 1950, with Joseph P. Ryan, president of 'the International Longshoremen's association in New York City. The article quoted Miss Wall as urging to have union members refuse to load ships carrying military supplies to Europe, as advocated by communist-directed union organizers in other countries. In reply to Rep. Walter, Carlisle H.

Humelsine, state department security officer, wrote that a thoro inquiry showed the "allegations to be unwarranted and without basis in fact. He made public Miss Wall's account of her interview with Ryan. Calls Them "Tactless Questions Humelsine said Miss Wall may have "asked some tactless question of Ryan about union operations, but he said she did hot express ani views about arms shipments. He explained that she was interviewing Ryan and other union officials to get training for foreign service as an assistant labor attache. Humelsine said Ryan wired White House Assistant John R.

Steelman March 10, 1950, after the interview that Miss Wall's views on arms shipments were at variance with the union's, and asked Steelman to have her investigated. Steelman wrote Ryan March 23, 1950, that an investigation showed Miss Wall was "en- ent of the Chi- as a result of Arias' attempts to BY MARYON ZYLSTRA replace the 1946 constitution with a 1941 charter which gave the French ports in connection with military assistance program shipments and that generally such communist-directed action did not occur in isolated areas. In this connection she asked him if he anticipated agitation for sympathy strikes in American ports. This question could hardly be judged as an expression, of views or as improper. Miss Wall was graduated from Senn High school in Chicago in 192S, and in 1933 from Northwestern university where she was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic society.

She joined the state drDartment in 1941. and The Tribune tcill pay $5 for each question submitted by a reader and used by The Tribune. Today's question tvas submitted by Jim Zachary, 7250 Indiana av.1 THE QUESTION How can we keep our parks free cago Industrial league, 28 S. Sangamon next Friday. He came to Chicago from the Union City Mission of i a 1 is, where he had been associate rintendent for more than 10 years.

WTien of litter this summer? Asked at Judge Julius H. Miner, Republican candidate for justice of the Supreme court of Illinois, had three parties celebrating his 55th birthday yesterday. Wrorkers in the Republican county central committee headquarters, 32 W. Randolph presented a cake to the judge at 10:30 a. m.

Because he was. too busy to be home for a celebration with his family, Mrs. Miner, and their three children, Arlyn, 12; Judson, 10, and Leslie, 8, went to headquarters for the party. The cake was topped with 27 candles, representing the years the judge has served in the Circuit court of Cook county. The Young Republicans, with Ralph Church as chairman, honored Judge Miner at a birthday luncheon in the Fair store.

In the evening the 50th ward organization staged a birthday party in Community hall, 6803 N. Clark st. i Or. Seath various high schools. THE ANSWERS Edward Voss, Bowen High, cast side If people can take the paper fserved in Algiers, Rome, and Copenhagen before being assigned to New Delhi.

president dictatorial powers. Brought from Prison The assembly's decision was reached after an hour's deliberation and was announced in the presence of Arias, who had been brought from Carcelo Modelo pris- on against his will. lie had asserted that he was too ill to face trial. Doctors appointed by the court decided that he was able to appear. Arias arrived under police escort, smiling and waving at the hostile gallery of spectators and solemn faced assembly deputies.

Assassin! Criminal: spectators shouted. Arias continued to smile unconcernedly as he sat in the chair of the accused directly in front of the speaker's table. Then he opened a book he carried and read a copy of the constitution he had inserted. Assembly President Cesar A. War Time Regime Spoils Chances BY QUENTIN POPE (Chicac Tribanc Press Service HONG KONG, May 25 Indonesia, the place in Asia which could use the Japanese most, probably will be the last country to admit any who want to leave their overpopulated homeland.

In Indonesia the Japs made their most spectacular failure to hold the Asiatic peoples to whom they first appeared not as conquerors but as liberators. When the Japanese strode into Batavia, Java, to take the surrender of the cowering Dutch, they were greeted with the Indonesian version of a ticker tape shower. Flowers pelted them and joyous natives, happy at the defeat of their European masters, hailed them as friends. Fighting Begins Over Food Within one year the Japanese had managed to crack that amity. Fighting began in west Java over Japanese seizures of food for their forces and over their drafting of labor troops to build de to the park, they can take it back.

When you eat a sandwich, put the waxed paper in the bag the sandwich was in and carry it to a garbage con-t a i On a holiday, the park district should put out more Teacher, Labor Leader, Is Honored at Dinner Friends and colleagues honored Miss Lillian Herstein, Chicago trade uifton leader, with a dinner last night at the Bismarck hotel on the eve of her retirement as a Chicago school teacher after 39 years. For more than 25 years she was a member of the executive board of the Chicago Federation of Labor and recently has been a teacher at Wilson Junior college. Union Ministers association will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the recreation hall of the Chicago temple, 33 N.

Clark st The guest speaker will be the Rev. John Sutherland Bonncll. minister of the Fifth Presbyterian church, New York City. Memorial day services will be held at 3:15 p. m.

Wednesday in Eden cemetery, which is associated" with the Evangelical and Reformed churches. Speakers will be the Rev. Dr. Robert C. Stanger, pastor of Bethany church, 4250 N.

Paulina and the Rev. Paul Stoerker, manager of the cemetery. The chorus from Leyden Community High school will furnish the music James E. Will, second year student at the Evangelical Theological seminary in Naperville, selected as "The Seminarian Preacher-of-the-Year after a six month search conducted jointly by The Pulpit, published by the Christian Century press, and the Sunday Evening club, will deliver his award sermon, Men WTio Live Differently," at the closing service of the club's 44th session at 8 p. m.

tomorrow in Orchestra hall. Chicago Evangelistic institute, 445 N. Central will hold its baccalaureate service at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Austin Methodist church, 503 N.

Central av. The' speaker will be the Rev. Quinton J. Everest, pastor of Gospel Center church, South Bend, radio 'preacher for Your Worship Hour over station WCFL. The annual memorial service sponsored by Three Links post, No.

361, American Legion, and its auxiliary, will be held at 8 p. m. in Drexel Park Presbyterian church, 6400 S. Marshfield aJ! The Rev. Clinton C.

Cox, pastor, will give the address. Commander of the post is John Cosich, 2864 W. 64th st. President of the auxiliary is Mrs. Mildred Schroeder, 6234 S.

Loomis st. Dr. Seath took over the C. I. L.

there was a debt of $130,000 on the property, which was in deplorable condition. In 1948, the mortgage was paid off and the building, formerly occupied by the Bell Telephone company, had been remodeled into a home for men, administration offices, and the Friendly chapel. Dawes Center, a three story fireproof hotel for men, also had been established. It was built by the late Gen. Charles G.

Dawes in memory of his son, Ruf us Dawes. This center has a capacity for 265 men and is continuously full. Cardinal Stritch will preside at the commencement mass at 10:30 a. m. Thursday of St.

Xavier college, 4900 Cottage Grove av. After mass, he will hand diplomas to the graduates, who will be pre tirely in the clear," Humelsine related. Asked About Sympathy Strike She did mention to Mr. Ryan," Humelsine's statement said, that containers. Dorothy Baum, Hyde Park High, South Shore People are careless, US no matter how many trash con-t a i there are.

Keep reminding them, and it's bound to sink in a little. I have a guilty conscience if I throw something on the ground. I was taught at home that it is COMMUNITY- -ADVENTIST. LUTHERAN T.nflieran Missouri Synod BRYN MAWR COMMUNITY CHURCH SOUTH SIDE 7th Day Adventlst Church meets in church. 7000 South Park-av.

Sabbath Saturday Services. 9:30 and 11:00 a. m. NAZARETH Rev. Hubert Kohn.

594 9 S. Spauldlnt- -ASSEMBLY OF GOD- Sunday, 8:15. 10:45 a. m. Fastor.

7000 S. Jeffery-av. Ministers: Dr. Fay Freeman Jenney. Rev.

James Cordon Cllkey Jr. "FOR SUCH A TIME" DR. JENNEY. Chlcaeo Divine Healing Center GOOD SHEPHERD BIBLE CHURCH 745 N. Paulina Street Rev.

Alexander Slcrko. Pastor DIVINE HEALING SERVICES Every Sunday at 7:30 P. M. CONGREGATIONAL- sented by The Very Rev. John W.

Curran, professor of theology at the college. The Rt. Rev. Wallace E. Conkling, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Chicago, announced that the diocese will build a chapel on the south campus of Illinois Institute of Technology for use of students and staff members of all faiths.

The chapel is estimated to cost $65,000 and will be under the supervision of the Rev. J. Ralph Deppen, resident chaplain of the institute. The last session of the season of the not the thing to do. Betty Parnell, Wells High, near north side We have laws about FIRST Washinicton-blvd.

and- Ashland-av. G. Ocden Kirk. Minister. Services 11 a.

m. Home Coming Sunday: Communion Services. ROGERS PARK. Ashland and Morse-av. Rev.

Philip W. Sarles. Minister. 11 a. m.

MOUNT OLIVE Tripp M235 W. I and Bymn T39O0 BERNARD H. HEMMETER. Pastor. 8:30 and 11 a.

m. Bible School. 9:39. CONCORDIA 2643 W. Belmont-av.

August C. Weechter. S. T. Pastor.

S. S. 9:30. 9:30. English.

10:45 a. la. MOUNT CALVARY Morart and Ardmoie. C. L.

RUTZ. PASTOR. S. 9:30 a. m.

Worship Service. 11 a. m. ST. PHILIP.

Bryn Mawr and CampbelL VICTOR C. RICKMAN. S. S. 9:45 Worsalp Services.

11 a. m. PEACE 4300 S. California (2800 W.l. Rev.

H.M.Bauer. S.S. 9:15. Ser. 9.

10:30 a.m. CALVARY TABERNACLE 2715 W. North-av. Lorea D. Doss.

Pastor. AVenue 3-7343. S. 9:30. p.

m. 8. RADIO WAIT 820 kc.J 1 to 1:15 Sunday. -Assembly of God. Indeiienilent -DIVINE SCIENCE- DR.

CLAUDTNE WHITAKER. Sundav. 1 1 a. m. THE NEEDLE'S EYE.

Kimball Hall. Corner Jackson and Wabash. fC- i pi -1 BEULAH TEMPLE 740 E. 77th-st. Sunday, 11 a.

p. CLAIR HUTCHINS. Singing Pastor. Meeting Saturday Night, 7:45 p. m.

with Rev. Stanley Frodsham Oi Springfield, Missouri, Speaker Also in all Services Sunday. EPISCOPAL traffic violations. Why not have rules in the parks? People caught violating thm could be given i ck s. That would make people think before they threw pa 7400 S.

Mtchlgan-av. 9:15 and 10:45 a. ra. ST. PETER'S.

Rev. A. Pretslnger. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Wabash and Huron (nearest Loop.

Week days. 7:30 a. in. Holy Communion. Morning Service and Sermon.

11 a. m. BRIDGE REPAIRS PHILADELPHIA CHURCH. 5437 I Clarlt-st Sunday, 9:45 and 1 1 a. 4 and 7 p.

Guillen asked Arias to stand and reply to his questions. Arias rose and faced a battery of microphones. Defended My People "Are you guilty of violating article 148 the constitution? Guillen asked. "If there is any guilt In my procedure it is that guilt of Arias started to answer. He was interrupted by shouts of Shameless" from the gallery.

"Jt is that guilt of having defended my people," Arias concluded. Then he sat down amid boos and jeers from the gallery. Dr. Felipe Juan Escobar, who acted as personal accuser of Arias, lashed into the ex-president in a 55 minute speech. Arias, speaking only half a minute, refused to say anything in his defense except that the people of Panama had not yet dictated their decision but would do so in the future.

Vote Is 40 to 0 The deputies then withdrew in private caucus for 30 minutes and a heavy police guard surrounded the waiting Arias. The assembly's vote of condemnation was 40 to 0. The verdict definitely fired Arias as president and announced that First Vice President Alcibiades Arosemena would fill the remainder of the presidential term ending Oct. 1, 1932. It was announced to a cheering gallery of more than 1.000 persons while another 5,000 waited in the French plaza outside.

Thousands of other Panamanians sat close to their radios at home and in clubs thruout the day to hear the proceedings. Faces New Charges After the trial, but before the assembly had ended its session. Arias was taken back to prison to face other charges. An investigation was under way to determine PLAN FOR REUNION OF PRESBYTERIAN GROUPS APPROVED BAHA'I ST. PAUL 7619 Dorchester-av.

Rev. R. F. Kamphoefner. Sunday.

7:45 and 10:45 a. so. failed Lutheran Cbnrclt UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCHES OF CHICAGO. INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH THEM. Rev.

H. McGulre. Pres. 111. Synod.

L.C.A. 7 7 W. Washington. FRanklin 2-8947. NORTH-UNITY 5401 MAGNOLIA T1232 W.

Millard Stiles. Pastor. Worship. 10:45 a. ra.

BAHA'X HOUSE OF WORSHIP Wilmette. Sunday 3:30 p. m. Speaker. Mr.

Horace Kolley. Wll- mini tiTIrtM THE icnitl- fenses over the wide area they had conquered but could not hold. As the war went on and food shortages mounted, troubles piled up, too. In many places the Japanese carried out punitive actions in reprisal for Indonesian attacks. At the war's end, the delay in the announcement of the establishment of the Indonesian republic was due to its leaders' fear there would be an immediate native uprising and widespread Japanese slaughter of Indonesian intellectuals.

So the Japs surrendered before the republic was born and the Dutch long argued that it was a Japanese puppet state. As a result, the Indonesians have no love for the Japanese and would not have" them back as a community. Also, since they won freedom from Holland in 1949 as a result of American pressure on the Dutch, the Indonesians have become increasingly anti-foreign. Slackening of Effort Indonesians long have believed that the ending of Dutch rule would mean everyone in the country would automatically become rich. There has been a great slackening of effort by the usually industrious workers.

Japanese could work miracles In development of the wealthy archipelago, bringing that drive and know-how which the natives lack. In Borneo, settlements founded by labor troops the Japanese drafted over from Java have been established in one time swamps which have been transformed into richly productive land- They show what can be done. Japanese made substantial war time additions to Indonesia's Tours Daily. 10:30 a. m.

to 4:30 p. m. Take Evanston to end of line. per on the grass, played ball where it wasn't allowed, or took dogs to the park. Marcia Feinstein, Hyde Park High, Kenwood I know I have -BAPTIST- CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.

Near Loop; corner La Salle and Elm-st. Angelical Services. Sun. Masses. 6-11 a.

m. Evensong and Benediction. 7:30 p. m. OUR SAVIOUR.

530 W. Fullerton-pkwy. Sunday Masses. 9:30 and 11:00 a. m.

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED St. Pauls Church Fullerton at Orchard. Dr. Gerhard Grauer 11:00 A. M.

THE PERSISTENT CHRIST" HOLY TRINITY 1218 Addisnn r3600 It Clyde Steele. Pastor. S. 8:43. 11.

TABERNACLE. Bcotis! Church. 3300 W. Monroe-st S. 5 A.

M. HEAR Chicago Temple FIRST METKODIST CHURCH. CLARK AND WASHLNCTON-STS. D. A.

(SCOTCHIE) McCALL Pastor, from Mississippi II A. "GOD'S GENERALS" 7:45 P. "GOD WRITES" INDEPENDENT- RAVENSWOOD BAPTIST 4455 N. SEELEY. DR.

CHARLES RAY GOFF. Minister looked for refuse cans, and there just haven't been any. You can't carry stuff with you too long. Perhaps a good poster campaign with appealing slogans would make people throw waste pa TO ALTER RUNS Ft)R 2 BtJS LINES Two bus routes will be changed tomorrow because, of bridge paint-ting and repair work, Walter J. McCarter, general manager of the Chicago transit authority, announced yesterday.

Blue Island buses eastbound will be routed on Adams to Canal, north to Monroe, and east over the regular route. Routing westbound will be on Adams to Market, north to Monroe, west of Clinton, south to Harrison, and west over the regular route. Harrison-Adams buses eastbound will be routed over the same streets as the Blue Island buses. Westbound they will travel on Adams to Market, north to Monroe, west to Clinton, south to Adams, and west over regular route. McCarter said the closing of the Indiana av.

bridge at 134th st. will make it necessary to ter-1 minate the Riverdale bus route at that point for three months. Des Moines, May 25 (JP) The general assembly of the United Presbyterian church tonight approved "articles of agreement" drawn up as a basis for. reunion with the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church. The resolution adopting the articles provides that if they are accepted by the Associate Reformed church this year a final vote will be taken in the United Presbyterian general assembly in 1952.

The Associate Reformed group will hold its general assembly at Fairlea, W. June 5. The group is a southern unit which formerly was affiliated with the Reformed Presbyterian church. Rev. Everett Nlswonsrer.

pastor. 10:45 A. A FLICKERING TORCH 7:45 P. GOD'S JEWELS." ADDISON STREET BAPTIST 1242 Addlson-st. S.

9:4 5 a. m. Rev. John E. Wilcox.

Pastor. p. m. 11a. m.

Worship Broadcast. WCRW 1240 kc. 11:00 A. M. DO THE SAINTS NEED US? 7:30 I.

M. "EMPTY SOULS." NOONDAY MUSICAL MEDITATIONS 12:15 tu 12:45 iMliy. The Loop Church with the Chimes." BELDEN AVE. CHURCH. 2309 N.

Halsted-ft. REV. LARRY 'ROWLAND. Preaching at 11:00 A. M.

and 7:45 P. M. WOODLAWN BAPTIST 6207 S. University. DR.

A. J. harms, serv. it a. p.

1890." The Winged WORD Since per where it belongs. A reminder is all it takes. Sylvia DiFranco, Wells High, near west side Actually, training SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Dwight S. Dodson.

Pastor. 1857 W. Jackson. Chicago Sunday Evening Club NONSECTARIAN. May 27 at 8 p.

in. Closing service 44th Season. AWARD SERMON by Seminarian-Preacher-of-tbe-year. I AMES E. WILL Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville.

IlllnoU MEN WHO LIVE DIFFERENTLY CHOIR NOTED SOLOISTS SONG SERVICE AT SEVEN. Bible Talk: DR. CHARLES RAY GOFF Orchestra Hall. 216 S. Michigan-av.

Admission Free. Doors Open 8:45 p. Moody Church North Clark-st. at North-av. Rev.

Franklin Logsdon, Pastor Sunday. May 27, 11:00 a. m. God Speaks Through a Servant." Broadcast over WCBD-WAIT 1820 kef. 7:30 p.

m. A Clarion Call to Careless Men." Broadcast over WMBI-FM (95 5 mc I. ST. JAMES METHODIST South Ellls-e. at East 46th-st.

CEORfJE A. FOWLER. D. D. Minister.

Sunday. May 27. 1951 What To Do When Ycu Are Afraid NORTHWEST 6t) 15 N. Francisco 2900 W.l Rev. Licyd Dahlqulst.

Ser. 11 a.m., 7:30 pjn. CATHOLIC BHRTNl! fF ST. JUDE THADDEUS. Dominican Fathers.

1909 S. Ashland. NOVENA SERVICES Every Thursday. Masses: 10 a. 12:10 p.

m. HOLY HOUR: 6:30. 8 p. m. wealth.

They motorized the junks-i FIRST METHODIST, Evanston. 1630 Hlnman. Sunday. May 27. 11:00 o'clork.

ServKa, Dr. Harcid A. Busley will preach on: BLEST BE TH TIE THAT BINUS" ENGLEWOOD CHURCH 84th and Stewart-ev. Chas H. Draper.

Pastor. Service at 1 1 a m. MEMORIALS TO UNSUNG HEROES." BERRY MEMORIAI Leavitt at Lawrtnre. Blrger Dahl. pastor.

Serv ire at 10 45 a. sa. FREEDOM IS NOT FREE." the public is impossible. People have to want to see their parks beautiful. You can say, The park is so full of paper now, this little bit doesn't matter." But it does.

What if everyone felt that way? Our HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL. 735 N- State. Sunday Masses. Low Masses: 5. 6.

7. 8. 9. 11:30. 12:30.

Solemn Mass. 10 a m. Cathedral Choristers. OLD ST. MARY'S Paollst Fathers.

-9th-at. and S. Wabasn-av. Sunday Masses: 3, 6. 7.

8. 9. 10, 11. Solemn Mass with PauUst Choristers, 12. 2 Welders Are Burned in Steel Plant Blast James Osborne, 33.

of 2813 W. 42d and Calvin Wagner, 26, of 2837 W. 41st welders, both of Gary, were burned severely last night in a slag explosion in the Gary works of the United States Steel corporationT The blast occurred as they were using acetylene torches to burn a layer of slag off the mill floor. They were taken to Mercy hospital, Gary. -NAZA RENE- "CHURCH UNION WHAT WILL IT LEAD TO?" F.

E. Under ef Winnipeg, Canada. Publisher of "The Prophetic Light" Will Speak on the above subject in LINKS HALL. 343S Sheffield At. SUNDAY.

MAY 27th. at 3:00 P. M. "Tba Frftk Universal Kingdom" will be the tubiect SUNDAY. JUNE 3rd.

at 3:00 P. M. Mm plc. AH wclcom. Admission Free.

first CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 84tn and Ergleston. Dr. C. B.

stiang Pastr. Sunday, 9:30. 10:45 a. 6:30. 7.45 p.

at. Chicago's Noonday Services of the west Java fishing fleet. They experimented with cotton, convincing the natives it could be grown successfully. They restored the wealthy Baangka tin mines within a few. months of their destruction by the Dutch.

They built new roads and air fields. They found new sources of minerals. Keep Frontiers Shut Paradoxically, they' also taught the Indonesians respect for their own revolutionary flag, punctil- ST. JEROME'S Lunt and Paulina. Mass Sunday: 6.

7. 8. 9, 10. 11. 12 nocn.

Weekdays: 6:30. 7. 7:30. 8. and 8:30 a.

m. CHRISTIAN SC.EMCE You Are Cordially Invited to Attend PRESBYTERIAN 12:15 to 1 p. to. except Sat." and Sun. Broadcast WMBI.

1110 kc. 12:30 p. m. SPEAKERS: Moo. and Rev.

John Dornhoefer. Wed. and Rev. James Dalite. Rev.

Herbert I Harris Downtown Bible Clinic Recessed Until Fall Victory Center parks would be a mess. Christian Science Second Presbyterian at 20th-st. Any South Side Bus to Doer. I DR. WM.

CLYDE HOWARD. PASTOR. 11:00 A. H. Th Amazed Korne-Towner" Come and worship tn tela beautiful church.

52 V. Washington-et. Churches criminal responsibility for the deaths in the outbreak of violence which followed Arias decree holding that the 1946 constitution was void. Arias also has been ordered held for questioning in the slaying of two officers of the national guard at the presidential palace where he had barricaded himself in defiance of a police order to give up the presidency. As the trial got under way today, all public offices and most business establishments closed and a holiday atmosphere prevailed.

When Arias refused to appear for trial, the assembly voted 31 to 7 to compel him to appear. Again he refused, professing illness. Then he was brought in. At the conclusion of the trial. Arias was whisked away by a strong police guard and returned to his cell.

Mounted police had to threaten a crowd which strove to wrest the deposed president from them. Indiana Girl Is Chosen THE SCHOOL FOR. B10S0PKICAL iously bowing to it and instructing y- RESEARCH WITHIN MAN Philadelphia CHURCH. 5437 N. Clark-st 1 MATTSSON BOZE A.

W. RA8MUSSEN. PASTORS. Sunday, 11 a. m.

and 7 p. sa. Thurs. and Friday services. 8 p.

m. Broadcast. Sundays. 3:30 WCBD 820 at. the.

natives how it should be displayed. But the memories of war time struggles and the new born pride of the Indonesians in their own 23 Branches of The Mother Church. The First Cnurcb of Christ. Scientist, in Boston, are la Chicago. FUN DAT SERVICES 10:43.

11:00 a. m. and afternoons or evenlnts. WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS, 8:00 p. tnciude testimonies cf Christian Science healing.

SUBJECT: ROGERS PARK PRESS YTERIAV CHURCH. 7059 N. Greenview I150O W.l Sunday Service. 11:00 A. M.

Stereotyper's Body Taken from River by Police The body of Edward Stout, 50. of 11 W. Erie was recovered last night from the river at the Diversey av. bridge by police and coast guardsmen after the bridge-tender, George Holland, 7420 N. Paulina sighted the body wedged under some piling.

Stout had been an employe of the stereotype department of The Trib-I'ne. His widow, Olivia, told police he had been missing for nearly two weeks. CENTRAL Church. 720 S. Mlchlraa.

Tower -TRUTH SEEKERS- Stevens l.otel. Dr. HUdebrand. 11 a. m.

When The Road Ahead Seems Closed. Broadcast over WCFL. Noon. LUTHERAN rilESEVTS DR. FREDERICK KETTHER Founder the Science of Biotophy Educator, Author, Poet In a Lecture Series on: closed to everyone.

Even tho Indonesia is the most polyglot land in all Asia, it is unlikely to open its doors unless international pressure of some kind builds up to make it change its policy. May 27, 1951 SOUL AND BODY Lutheran Information Service For location cf Chicago Area Churches eat A bash 2-0529. After 5 p. m. and on weekends call HUntboldt 6-2043.

LUTHERAN COUNCIL OF GREATER CHCO Mlsaoarl Syssaxi The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Invites You to Worship In Its Various Churches For tntormatlcn call DEarbora 2-4060 er LOngrbeach 1-946S. Lutheran Hour. w-G-N. 11: 30 a m. Sundays.

"COME Al.TKEEF Dr. Frederick Kcttnatr LEARN TO HEAR GOD'S VOICE (For Yourself) GOD'S HEALING LIFE CURRENTS (Dynamic Physical Help) RE-INCARNATION FREE BROCHURE on this great subject. 2 GREAT LECTURES Come this Sunday, 2 and F. U. JOSEPH I.

SLUKER, SPEAKER Fine Arts BH'j. Room 412 410 SOUTH MIC1IIGANAV. DOWNTOWH CHURCH. Seventeenth Orchestra Halt. nn 11 a.

m. 12 noon. 8 p. m. FREE PUBLIC READING ROOMS.

18 a. La Salic and 8 S. Mlcblxaa. Each church maintains a Readlnf Poem where the Bible and authorized literature may be read, borrowed, or purchaaed. For Free Lectures Consult Reading Rooms OUR REDEEMER 3 TO 4 P.

M. Cfilcagoland's Only Singing Tower 6430 S. Harvsrd-av. A Cathedral of Gospel Art 1 SUNDAY. 10-45 A.

M. N. U. Centennial Queen (Pic tar on bock poge) Miss Joan Viant, 20, of Hebron, a member of Delta Gamma sorority, yesterday was selected as centennial queen for North- western university's centennial celebration. A blue eyed brunet, Miss Viant is a junior in the i school of speech- She has been a member of the university's Waa-Mu shows for three years and has been selected by her sorority as rushing captain for next fall.

-CHURCH OF CHRIST- UNITARIAN LUTHER A. SCHUESSLER, S. T. M. i TIP CHURCH CF CHRIST LX5VKTOWII Central M.C.A.

Auditorium. 18 S. La Salle. Services at 10 a. 11 a.

and 2 p. m. Cilftcn Trimble. Minister. SUnnyslde 4-2376.

CORNELL AV. meets tn Y.M C.A.. 1883 E. 71t-t. RjQBEKT E.

BOX. Minister. Phcne Midway 3-4504. Bible study. 1 0 a.

m. Worship and Communion. 11 a. 30 p. SB.

Yocnf People a MeeUnt. Sunday p. "The Evolution of the Godlike Within Man" 7i30 SUXDAY EVEXCVG, MAY 27, 1951 TOPIC MfSCII. SUEEX. ARE YOU FOR OVIt FATHER'S BL'SIESS9 (THE CNiltSTMAX-1TY OF JESUS Ott FOR THE POPE'S BU SIX ESS (THE CnURCUIAXITY OF THE Ail Are Welcome Admtsaiom rem THE PALMER HOUSE State and MoMree ROOM 14 4th Flar (Air Coaditlaned) For Further Information, Telephone HArrUon 7-9411 BIOSOfrH A ayateca of atritmt end rhareeter tmproTe-soeat Kntit iafaitis aBVraaMiiMC life.

4rrinV4 by Vr. Frederick kett-wtrr, trliins: erame atrinripiea sa, lasenlial taeUvtaaaJ anal a acini fraeaaasu DltTIONAKl. RlDGEWOOD Pastor. SAINT LUKE snoot and Greerrvtew-avs. Adalbert R.

Kretzrnann, Pastor Services 8:00 and 10:30 a. tn. German Service 9:15 a. as. FIRST ST.

PAUL'S Downtown Lutheran Church. 1301 N. LaSalie-st. 11 a. m- 6 p.

m. James C. Mam. T.M.. Pastor.

S. 9:45. JEHOVAH 3149 W. BET.DEH f230 Theo. F.

Arthur w. Lusiry Pastors. Services 8:00. 9:30. and 10:45 a.

m. MEMORIAL SUNDAY Peoples Church LAWRENCE AT SEERIDAX. PRESTON BRADLEY 1-1 A. This Do In Remembrance" BROADCAST WJJD Advertising Kn'( Post Kc. 38 of the Arnea.

tcaa Legion will ec-operat in the Memorial Day service: and United Spanish War VeU eraaa will attend In a body. 2-00 T. M. DR. BRADLEY win five thw Memorial Day address at Columbia Post Monument tn Forest Hunc cemetery.

The Cemetery Beautiful iJ -vi i -i NORTHWEST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 4802 N. Kllbcara-av. at Wlison- James A. Warren.

Minister. PAHaade 6-2 835. Bible Study. 10 a. sn.

Worship. 11 a. sa. Preaehtna 7 p. m.

Prayer Beetles'. 8 p. m. Wednesday CENTRAL. 241 N.

CENTRAL-AV. Bible Classes. 10 a m. Worship. 11 a.

E. H. Pendercrass. Minister. Fit.

2-8704 cr HAymaraet 1-8889. CALIFORNIA 1457 K. California For Information. 2-3422. Services 10, a.

m. asd 7:30 p. m. Wed. 7:30 p.

so. Sunday, May 27,7 PJVLKeax Robt. M. Whitsett, Speaker "JScfjoHi. Comctfj" AITH POt OUI DAT" SHUBERT THEATRE Established 1920 9600 Milwaukee Ave.

VAnderbilt 4-7151 ST. TOHN'S (MAYFAIR) 4949 Mcntrcae. near Mllweas.ee av. Henry Blacke, Pastor. EnxUlll at 8:1 and 11.

German at 30. CHURCH tf 680 TEMrT-E and Gen. Assembly. 42d-Lanfley-av. S.

P. Dunn. serv. Wed. p.m.

Tune sa WHFC U4S0 sx. Soil. 1215 ft. am. AH Seats Pre Z2 W.

MUTN St. 9.