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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: RADIO-TV PROGRAMS FOR TODAY (LUTHERAN HOUR Religious News Notes THEATER OF AIR Saturday, Oct 1949 Part 1 Page 17 over station WMOR-FM in which he Bishop Gerald Kennedy of the nrOlllirC nilCDR ciiicago frkquenoes Methodist church, Portland, 7:45 P. M. WIND Twilight Tunes. 8:00 r. M.

discusses problems of selMntegra tion from a spiritual viewpoint 'Indicates listing paid for by sponsor to give you more information about program. i W-C-N 720 WIND 560 'WILL 580 W-G-N. WGNB Meet Your Match. RALLY TO OFFER HUGE CHORUSES South Shore Presbyterian church, 76th st. and South Shore will be ncoumco urtnri SEASON TONIGHT WJJD 1160 JOB 1230 WEDC 1240 WSBC 1240 WCRW 1 240 WMRO 1280 WJOL1340 WCCS 13 0 will address the Sunday Evening club in Orchestra hall tomorrow at the opening of its 43d sea K'MAQ- 670 WBBU-liO WAIT 82(1 WCBB-820 WENR 890 WMAQ Your Hit Parade.

WBBM Gang Busters. WLS National Barn Dance. WIND News: Parade ot Stars. WCFL Tommy Dorsey. WOAK The Podium.

8:15 P.M. served by the Rev. Thomas Worches-ter Crook, graduate of Dartmouth college, as interim minister. Dr. Crook studied at Spurgeon seminary, son.

He will be if WJJD Prairie Ramblers. BY JOHN ASTLEY-COCK Choral and instrumental music highlighting tenets of the Lutheran 8:20 P.M. WIND Music: news. 8:30 P. M.

AT-C-N. WGNB Lombardoland. London, and completed his theological training at the federated theological school of the University of Chicago. He comes to Chicago from pastorates in Vermont and New SPECIAL EVENTS 12:45 p. m.

WNBQ Telecast of Army-Penn State football. 1:00 p.m. WLS North Carolina vs. Georgia. 1:15 W-G-N, WMAQ, WBBM, WJJD.

WAAF Illinois vs. Wisconsin. Telecast on WBKB. 1 :55 WIND Northwestern vs. Pittsburgh.

Telecast on WGN-TV. On WEAW at 7:30. 3:45 WCFL Notre Dame vs. Washington. 9:00 W-G-N Chicago Theater of the Air opens 1949-50 operetta season with Nancy Carr and David Polerl In "The Student Prince." Speaker: CoL Robert R.

editor and publisher of The Chicago Tribune. IWCFL Boston Blsckle. WBBM Tales ot Fatlma. introduced by Edward Foss Wilson, vice president of the organization, and his topic will be On Being Responsible." The IVyi WMAQ Dennis Day show. WIND Vaughn Monroe.

Hampshire. Yom Kippur evening faith will be the feature of the fourth Lutheran Hour rally at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Chicago Stadium, 1800 Madison st. services of the Washington blvd 8:45 P.

M. Bishop Kennedy WIND Sammy Kaye. 9:00 P.M. temple on Sunday, will be broadcast from 8 to 10 p. m.

over station WMOR-FM. They will be conducted election of Bishop Kennedy to the WLS 890 WIMS 1420 WAAF 950 WHFC-1450 WCFL 1000 WNMP- 1590 WMBI 1110 F. H. WGNB 98 WFMF 100. WRFZ-91 5 WJI2 92.3 WXRT 101.9 WFJL93.1 WMOR 102.7 WrR 94 7 WRGK 103 1 WMBI 95.5 WCFL 104 WBIK 96.3 WEAW 105.1 WBBM 97.1 WOAK 105.0 WEHft 97.

WLEY 107J. MORNING 6:00 A. M. W-O-V Farm Hour mod Neve WMAQ-Km. WBBM Paul Clheon.

WCFL Come On. Crt Up. WLS Fann Bulletin Board. WJJD Breakfast FroUc. WIND News: Momant Watch.

A. M. ITU Sunday School. WMAQ Town and Farm. 8:30 A.

M. Portland area last July was signi W-G-N. WGNB Theater of the Air. WBBM Sing It Again. WLS National Barn Dance.

WMAQ Judy Canova. 'Student Prince Chosen as First Production BY LARRY WOLTERS The Chicago Theater of the Air will open its 11th fall and winter season of opera and operetta presentations over WGN. WGNB. and the coast to coast Mutual Broadcasting system from 9 to 10 o'clock tonight. Sigmund Romberg's familiar operetta.

The Student Prince." has been selected for tonight's production. David Polerl. who made his Career ficant for only once previously has Awake Amer- I by Rabbi Wendell Phillips and Dr, Samuel Schwartz, rabbi emeritus. a jurisdiction gone beyond its own I WJJD Suppertlme Frolic. WAIT Don Artiste.

Netcs Broadcasts WFJL Svmphonlc hour. WIND News: OH Record. WCFL Musics! Show Encores. area to elect a bishop. Dr.

Kennedy The Rev. Bradford S. Abernethy, ica, Time is Short" will be jf the theme of the $t7? 5:00 P. M. W-G-N, WGNB News.

9:30 P. M. chaplain of Rutgers university, will was then pastor of St. Paul's church, Lincoln, and lecturer on re WMAQ Grand Ole Opry. WBBM News.

be the guest preacher Sunday at the WMAQ New. ligion at Nebraska Wesleyan uni 11 a. m. chapel service at North WLS The Buccaneers. WIND News: Dance with Best.

WFMF Music Unlimited. WCFL Dance orchestra. WINR Saturday Melody. versity. western university.

The Rev. James BIORMNG 6:45 WGN 9:30 WIND 7:00 WBBM 10:00 WBBM 7:15 W-C-N 10:30 WIND 7 45 WLS 11:00 WIND 8:00 WON 11:15 WCN 9:00 WGN 11:45 WJJD AFTERNOON WIND Nfwx; Dick Jurgens. Drama ol tne Mi Sweeney Cross," and the speaker will be Dr. Walter A. WAAF Sports Special.

The opening service at 8 p. m. will 9:45 P.M. C. McLeod, university chaplain, will officiate and the choir will be di 5:15 P.

M. WLS New reports. be given on the Clifford W. Barnes foundation, honoring the foundef of P.M. W-C-N.

WGNB Marshall Kent. WBBM Lake success. Maier, radio preacher of the weekly Lutheran hour, now in his 17th rected by Prof. George Howerton of W-G-N Farm Srrtn la'ia M.nai W-G-N Mystery Voice. WLS National Bam Dance.

12:00 WCFL 5:00 WBBM WIND Melody Matinee. he university's school of music. The Woman's auxiliary of the Epis WBBM News; Dance orchestra. the Sunday Evening club and Its president from 1907 until his death in 1944. The devotions will be con WMAQ Music of Testerdsy.

WSNR Church and Nation. 1:00 WMAQ 5:00 WIND 1:30 WLS 5:45 WBBM EVENING Theater of the Air summer concert wind News: Yawn patrol, series, will sing the role of Prince! wcFLTbe Dawnorea-era. Carl Franz. Nancy Carr. young J.

WIND News: ABC club. season. The Chicagoland Lutheran children's choir will open the program WMAQ News. WCFL Jim Grey New. TNT BLAMED FOR FATAL BLAST IN MOCK INVASION Boston, Sept.

30 Special A naval court of inquiry investigating the explosion of a smoke signal projector that killed a newspaper pho tografer and wounded three navy officers yesterday during amphibious landing exercises at Carson Beach, heard testimony today that half pound blocks of TNT were being fired from the launcher to simulate aerial bursts. Capt. R. A. Mitchell, member of the board, asked the witness, Lt.

Comdr. Francis D. Fane, if any modifications had been made in the projectiles being shot from the pyro technic projector that burst. Demolition Blocks Used Lt. Comdr.

Fane, in charge of tha demolition team on the beach, replied: "Yes, the smoke chamber was replaced by half pound demolition blocks." "Who authorized that?" Capti Mitchell asked. No one I know of," Fane said, Lt. McStay did that and I relied on his judgment as he was an expert in this phase." Lt. Hugh F. McStay, U.

S. is in critical condition with wounds suffered when he tried to muffle the bursting projector with his body. Two other officers were less seriously hurt. Hold Photografer's Rites A military funeral was held thl morning for Morris Fineberg, 56, Boston Post cameraman, killed when a fragment of the exploding projector case struck him in the head. Meanwhile Mayor Curley and Police Commissioner Thomas H.

Sullivan of Boston pressed an investigation of their own. They expressed indignation at the staging of tha thunderous mock invasion in tha midst of populous south Boston. Sullivan said the shock of detonating charges shook plaster from walls in houses and frightened hundreds of residents. 5:30 P. M.

W-G-N. WGNB Bands tor Bonds. WBBM Red Barber. copal diocese of Chicago will meet at 11 a. m.

Thursday in Dixon chapel, 77 W. Washington st. The speaker will be Dr. Junzo Sasaki, president prano star or the Theater ot tnf wma-fiihihi Buinm. with a short program, followed by 10:15 P.M.

ducted by the Eev. Dr. Horace G. Smith, president of Garrett Biblical Institute. After a year's absence in ill v.ikl.

WLS-B Lyle. W-G-N Doubledsy Quiz. 8:00 WGN 8:00 WLS 7:00 WIND 8:00 WIND 9:30 WIND 9:45 WLS 10:00 WBBM 11:00 WGN 11:00 WMAQ 11:00 WBBM 12:00 WIND 12:00 WGN wmaq NBC-Symphony orcn. WIND Band of the Week. 5:45 P.

M. (WMAQ Special Report, of St. Paul's university, Tokyo, WCFL Music Lovers' hour. W-G-N. WGNB Mel Allen.

the east, Stanley Martin, organist, will resume his post to accompany 10:30 P.M. W-G-N TOMORROWS TRIBUNE WBBM John Daly. News. WENR Hannonalres. WIND Man Came to Supper.

the 125 voice choir directed by Edgar Nelson with Robert Yale WLS Farm World Today. Highlights of local, national and foreign news, plus editorial com- WIND News; sonrs by Sinatra. bient from tomorrow' early editions. WAAe Musical Hraaunera. Smith as piano accompanist.

EVENING 6:00 P. M. 11:43 A. M. a united children's chorus directed by Erwin Becker of St.

John's church, 4943 Montrose av. An anti-phonal choir, made up of students from Concordia college and Luther institute, will join with an adult choir, conducted by Prof. Carl L. Waldschmidt, composed of members of the sponsoring churches xif the Missouri synod in this area. The choirs finally will be massed into 5,000 voices, directed by John G.

Rieck of Tabor church, which will support the congregation in W-G-N Hollywood Quiz. WMAQ Rio Rhythms. WEFM Music Guild. WBBM Larry Fotlne. Ml.

kM lln tll f'. 4MilUC. ft'SS A. They will be supported by Bruce i wbbm News. Foote in the role of the prince's 7:00 t- i W-O-N Record Reveille, tutor.

Dr. trgPL WMAQ Norman Ron enow. CoL Robert R. McCormick. editor wbbm world newe roundup, and publisher of The Tribune, will continue his talks on wind New: Record sncp.

current and historical subjects the fail and winter broadcasts) a. m. of the Chicago Theater of the Air. w-g-n reports. Henry Weber will conduct the'SrSSaW orchestra and chorus in the great I wcfl Morning Clock, melodies of the operetta "Deep injwrLS-Bo1' M.

My Heart." "Golden wbbm Listen to cuff." Days." and "Drinking Song." Sup- EPrJ'fr WLS Dolph Hewitt. porting the singing stars speak- wind-New: musical renew. Cardinal Stritch will preside and WJJD Interlude: news. WMAQ Americans World Over. W-C-N.

WGNB Bob Sleirrlst WIND News: Sweet. Solid. WLS Errln Lewis, news. WBBM Allied Sports Revue. 10:40 P.M.

W-G-N Song Souvenir. preach at the 15th annual Red Mass of the Catholic lawy ers guild at 10 10:45 P. M. AFTERNOON 12:00 NOON 8:15 P. M.

IW-G-N Chicago at Night. a. m. on Sunday in Holy Name cathe W-C-N CAPITAL COMMENT, by W-G-N Man on the Farm. 11:00 P.M.

Arthur Sears Henntng. correspond- dral. The celebrant will be the Rt. WBBM Stars over Hollywood. ent emeritus of Tribune, reviewing WCFL Andrews Sisters.

WMAQ Farm and Home hour. events of the week In Washington Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. Morrison, chaplain to the guild.

The mass, with a look ahead. WLS American Farmer. singing the traditional chorales of waaf News: Symphonic hour. WLS Guest Star. honoring St Thomas More and St.

6:30 r. M. Ing roles will be a group of out-! Ives, patrons of the legal profession, WJJD Hlrh Tide. WIND News: Benny Goodman. WXRT Opera at Noon.

WCFL Universal Bowling- Supply iarks the opening of the law courts, standing Chicago actors Sondra Y- i a author of "Studies in the Church Calendar," the first authoritative work on the Book of Common Prayer to be published in Japan. The Christian Businessmen's committee will observe its 19th anniversary Friday with a banquet and rally in Medinah temple. The Chicago committee, of which F. W. Sheriff is secretary, has 55 members representing ten faiths.

Delegates from Chicago and the 200 other committees on the North American continent are attending the international convention in San Francisco, Cal. this week. The speakers Friday night will be Dr. Robert G. Lee, president of the Southern Baptist convention, and the Rev.

Reese Far-nell of Mobile, who since he became blind in 1944 has preached the gospel and contacted the spiritually hungry over the telephone. He will tell of the more impressive results arising from this form of evangelism. The Rev. Wallace W. Robbins, associate dean of the University of Chicago Rockefeller Memorial chapel on the Midway will preach at the chapel's 11 a.

m. service Sunday. W-G-N News reports. WIND News; Guy Lombardo. WMAQ Jim Hurlbut.

WBBM News: Cee Davidson. WOAK Great Music Moments. WCFL Community Concert. 11:10 P.M. W-G-N Griff Williams.

11:15 P.M. WMAQ Final Sports. 11:20 P.M. WIND Band Stand. 11:25 P.

M. WMAQ Dennis Day. 11:30 P. M. present Tenpln Tattler.

Tonight's new. 12:15 P. M. The 221st quarterly convention of WJJD Wake Up. Chtcato.

7:35 A. at. WMAQ News. Gair. Everett Clarke.

John Barclay. Butier Manville. Muriel Bremner, and Norman Gottschalk. Marion WCFL Favorite Melodies. WJJD Al Benson.

WIND Benny Goodman. W-C-N. WGNB Quick as a Flash. WMAQ Dragnet. WBBM Vaughn Monroe.

the Chicago union of missionary organizations of the Disciples of Christ 8:00 A. M. 12:30 P. M. the liturgy.

2 Instrumental Features Two strictly instrumental numbers will be the two harpists Margaret Sweeney of the Women's symphony orchestra, and Betty Muehlberger of the Oak Park symphony who will accompany The Drama of the Cross," and the trumpet octette from Valparaiso university which will support the Claire is production supervisor and w-g-n r. f. Hurietgn. WLS Time for Music. W-G-N Swinging at The Sugar i will begin at 10 a.

m. on Thursday in Oak Park Christian church, Jackson Bowl Fred Reynolds as Harold Teen spins the plstter from the Jack LaFrandre is director. WMAQ Tune and Tips. Charlie McCarthy, who is frankly EJZ2F VrteUefc W-G-N Buddy Moreno's orches new Bob Crosby album Swinging WIND Bob Flnnegan. sport.

WCFL Ten Pin Tattler. 6:45 P. M. W-G-N. WGNB Eddy Do chin.

WIND Serenade at Dinner. WCFL Margaret Whiting. 6:53 P. M. tra and the Whlffenpoof Revue." at the Sugar Bowl.

Presented by blvd. and Ridgeland av. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Virgil A Sly of Indianapolis, Ind. Mr.

Sly is secretary of the Congo mission and both The Tribune. urea or sitting on Edgar Bergen's wjjd Ernie simro. The show everybody Is talking bout. A collegiate musical comedy with an AU-Amerlcan cast. WCFL Don Artiste.

8:15 A. M. Kr.e. plans to climb upon the lap of Dinah Shore when the new Ber- WLS News. WBBM Give and Take.

organ prelude, A Mighty Fortress W-G-N Get More cf Life. WBBM Answer Please. W-G-N. WGNB John B. Kennedy.

at the Blackhawk. attended the golden jubilee conven WAIT Table Talks program. F'-n show starts OVer ansa rveiyn. P. M.

W-C-N. WGNB 20 Questfbn. WMAQ Hollywood Star Theater. WCFL Moods and Melody. tion of the mission last June at Bo-lenge in the Belgian Congo after WIND News: melodies.

WMAQ Report on America. WIND Marty Hogan. WMAQ Dance orchestra. WCFL Now till Midnight. WBBM Bill Snyder.

at 7 o'clock tomorrow WCFLFS am.0""1" Is Our God," the battle hymn of the Reformation. The offertorium will be Johann Sebastian Bach's chorus Awake, 12:45 P. M. five months in Europe visiting Chris 11:45 P. M.

WCFL Guest Star. WLS Farming Business. WLS Dolph Hewitt. WBBM Gene Autry how. WIND News: Musical Comedy.

WIND Music tll Midnight WMAQ Eddy Duchln. tian churches in England and consulting with Protestant leaders in for Night Is in which the WMAQ U. N. Story. 7:15 P.

M. 1:00 P. M. 12:00 MIDNIGHT W-G-N Weather and News. Belgium.

Dr. Kenneth Hilde- WLS Karl and Harty. trumpet octette will again be heard. Al Melgard, the Stadium organist, W-G-N Teens and Tunes. WLS Georgia vs.

North Carolina. 7:20 P. M. brand, pastor of Central church, 410 WIND Music. News.

Close Grand Av. Bridge Tomorrow for Repairs The Grand av. bridge will ba closed to all traffic from 6 a. m. to 6 p.

m. tomorrow to permit repairs. will accompany congregational sing 7:30 P. M. WMAQ 11:60 club.

WBBM Matinee at Midnight. WIND News: Night Watch. 12:02 A.M. W-G-N Don Ragon. S.

Michigan av the oldest non- denominational center in the city, will resume his program "Design for WMAQ News. WBBM Kicked Tune. WJJD Musical Memos. WCFL Autumn Serenade. WFMF Mythical Ballroom.

WIND News: Jimmy Dorsey. FALL FATAL TO ATTORXEF Chadwlck, Sept. 30 IAPJ John O. Kerch. 77, Chadwlck attorney, died today In a Freeport hospital of a broken neck suffered yesterday in a fall from a tree while he was picking apples.

inorumer nera viu be w-g-n wc-nd Reporter. too iWmaq Music That Sings. riJ; I WIND News: Saturday Varletle is trying something new.wis Brn Dance pm-iew. this year softening up radio editors' 8:45 wi.h letters on his own fancy sta- Hc tionry. An excerpt: "I'm giving! a.

m. Er-tn another chance on rr.v radio 1 w.r WMAQ Fred Waring show. show. The poor guy never lerned a wL5 Merry Go Roundup, useful trade I don't no what he'd wbbm joe Dt Maggio show, do if I turned him out now. Snerd.

RUhL I am sorry to report, is still as; 9: is a. m. is about the same. wind Eddy Hcward Thanks for all the nice things I1 -v. W-G-N Vlrclnla Gale.

W-G-N. WGNB Take a Number. WBBM County Fair. WMAQ Truth or Conseauences. 12:30 A.

M. 2:45 to 3 p. m. on Sundays W-G-N Freddy Martin. WLS Hayloft Frolics.

WEAW Northwestern vs. Pittsburg. 1:10 P. M. 1:00 to 6:00 A.

M. ing, and the choirs will be accompanied Prof. Victor Hildner of Concordia Teachers college, River Forest. Dr. Maier's address will be based on a text from Matthew, "This gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a wind Bob Eison.

sports. W-G-N Erv Victor show. WBBM John Harrington gives FOOTBALL PREVIEW of Wiscon sin-Illinois game for famous Jockey Underwear. TELEVISION I WGN-TV Channel 9: WBKB. WENR-TV.

7: WNBQ. 5.1 WJJD Football Huddle. 1:13 P. M. witness to all nations." LUTHERAN EPISCOPAL ADVENTIST W-C-N.

WMAQ. WBBM. WJJD. SABBATH Saturday! Services. 9:30 and 1 11C Otuui iiitr hmmm? "X'our Eov.

CHARLIE." 700 Mirrors in Floral Cross Preceding his address, the Sta WAAF Wisconsin vs. Illinois. WIND Peggy Lee. WV.A9 Mary Lee Taylor. WBBM Fun st Johnny's WLS Voire of Army.

WIND News; Bine Slnts. WJJD Come and Get It. WCFL Junior Junction. 9:43 A. M.

A. M. soutn side 7 tn uay Aavcnusi (aurcn, corner 60th-place end Princeton. 1:30 P. M.

dium will be darkened and the con -ASSEMBLY OF GOD- WCFL Don Artiste. WIND Football Fanfare. gregation's gaze will be fixed on a Vaughn Monroe and his Caravan W-G-N Spots of Music 1:43 P. M. will be back on CBS at 6:30 tonight ujd Take it: News.

Stations and Channels WGN-TV Channel WBKB, WENR-TV, 7: WNBQ. 5. 10:00 A. M. WBKB Multlscope news.

12:43 P. M. WNBQ Army vs. Fenn State. 12:55 P.

M. WSKB Football Album. 1:00 P. M. WBKB What's the Score? 1:15 P.

M. floral cross, 40 feet high, in which the neon illumination is reflected BEULAH TEMPLE Independent 740 77tn-st. Sunday, 11, 5. 7:30. Pastor, Rev.

Clair D. Hutchins. PUllman 5-0683. REV. A.

RASMUSSEN of Edmonton. Alberta, Canada. Special Meetings nightly, 8 p. m. Sept.

27th, thru Oct. 2, 1949, A. M. 5 and 7:30 P. M.

WIND Sideline Chatter. WCFL Dick Jurgens. WBKB -Cartoon. 6:30 P. M.

WGN-TV The First Person. WBKB The First Person. WENR-TV Lone Ranger. WNBQ Nature of Thing. 6:45 P.

M. WGN-TV Blue by Bargy. WBKB Blues by Bargy. WNBQ Leon Pearson, newt. 6:55 P.

M. WBKB Rut hie on Telephone. 7:00 P. M. WGN-TV Spin the Picture.

1:55 P. M. by 700 mirrors. An all-girl directed by Walter Steinberg of the OUR SAVIOUR 15 3 0 W. 9:30 tfll.

Ch. School. 9:30. -EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED- St. Paul's Church Fullerton at Orchard Dr.

Gerhard W. Grauer 11:00 A.M. The Rev. O. Walter Wagner St.

Louis, Mo. Director World Service HOLY COMMUNION. alter a summer vacation. Ab-j ,0 00 A bott and Costello are framing a NoWty Shop, comedy series. Allan Jones Is feSZ.

rnt.1 In England doing radio shows with wls stumpus. WIND Northwestern v. Pittsburg I.nlheran nodical Church- The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Invites You to Worship In Its Various Churches For Information call DEarbom 2-4060 tm LOngbeach 1-9648. Lutheran Hour, W-G-N. 11:30 A.

M. Sundaytj Our Redeemer 6430 SOUTH HARVARD-AVENUE SUNDAY. 10:4 5 A. M. "GOD OR THE ATOMIC BOMB" HEAR THIS TIMELY SERMON CALVARY TABERNACLE 2715 W.

North-av. 2:00 P. M. Evangelical Lutheran church of St. Luke, Belmont and Greenview WNMP Masterpieces of Music.

WCFL Frsnkle Master. WAAF News. Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon for WCJ Bm Crosby. WGN Chlcagoland newsreel. WB KB Illinois vs.

Wisconsin. Loren dobs, pastor. Avenue Sunday School, 9:30 and Worship Service, 11 and 7 P. M. Christ Ambassadors, Sunday, 5:45 P.

M. 8. Thurs. Divine Healing. 8 P.

M. EEC. Negotiations are under a-1 inL will sing "When I Survey the WENR-TV Fre-Oame Pitches. 2:30 P. M.

WENR-TV Paul Whlteman TV Teen way for Walt Disney to do a cartoon r. M. WENR-TV Cubs vs. St. Louis.

1:35 P. M. WATT Public library. WBBM News at Halt Time. BETHEL TEMPLE Assembly ot God.

La Vergne and George-sts. Worship, 11 a. m. Sun. 7 p.

m. 7:30 p. m. Guy Phillips, Minister. WMOR Jameson Brlnkmeyer.

10:15 A. M. W-G-N P.S. Let en. WCFL Don Artiste.

WJJD Life In Our Tt m. WCFL Musical Merry Go Round. a month for television. VETERAN OF CAA WGN-TV CLUB KICK-OFF. Pnrv 2:43 P.

M. ular songs by NANCY WRIGHT WBBM Wisconsin vs. Illinois. INDEPENDENT STONE CHURCH. 6953 S.

Stewart-av. ERNEST C. SITMRALL, Pastor. S. 9:30.

Service. 10:50 A. 3 and 7:30 P. M. NORM SCHERR at the piano.

15 Club. WBKB Racing. WNBQ Meet Your Congress. 7:05 P. M.

WBKB Film serial. 7:30 P. M. WGN-TV Spin the Fix tcont.J. WBKB Travel Time.

WENR-TV Teen Club fcont) WNBQ Mixed Doubles. 7:45 P. M. 3:00 P. M.

Rev. Luther A. Schuessler, S. T. M.

WIND Linn Burton. WMAQ KRC Stamp Club. 10:30 A. M. minutes of delightful entertainment Wondrous Cross" and "In the Cross of Christ I Glory," the theme of the drama and the message of the rally.

Christianity is the one solution to the world's ills where all others must fail," Dr. Maier said, commenting on the program, and this rally will strive to be a reverently massed demonstration of that fact." WCFL Happy Home Time. RETIRES AFTER Drought to you by ISBELL'S famous restaurants. 3:43 P. M.

BAHA'I W-G-N Smoky Mt. Hayrlde. WMAQ Smllln" Ed McCcnncIL WAIT Don Artiste. WCFL Notre Dame vs. Washing 28 YEARS' WORKmgZSSZt 1:50 P.

M. ton. BAHA'I HOUSE OF WORSHIP. WUmette. Sunday.

3-30 P. M. Speaker. Floyd Munson. Grosse Polnte.

GOD SPEAKS AGAIN." Tours dally, 11 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Take Evanston to end ot line.

WGN-TV Football Northwestern FIRST ST. PAUL'S 1301 N. La Salle-st. Rev. Wm.

Suhr. Asst 11a. p. ra. A friendly welcome awaits you.

JEHOVAH 3740 W. BELDEN C2300 N.J Theo. F. Nickel. Arthur W.

Lusky Pastor, Services 8:00. 9:30 and 10:45 A. M. WBBM Football Scoreboard. vs.

Pittsburgh. Direct from Dvcne WGN-TV Today's Ballgame presented by league leaders In Ford 4:00 P. M. stadium. Sponsored by STANDARD OIL COMPANY.

I rw WJM mt sJVU. Clyde A. Hill, construction super- wls aunha and Helen. W'CFL Children's Comer. intender.t for the civil aeronautics wind Km: cwids Psrty.

administration. 3d region, was re-1 a. m. tired yesterday after 23 years of service FORD DEALERS. WENR Tea and Crumpets.

WJJD Scoreboard. BAPTIST 2:00 P. M. EDGEWATER 1401 Hollywood-avenue. obtfi.

I. HANSEN. Pastor. WNBQ Army vs. Pena State CHARLES M.

LEE NAMED HEAD OF ST. LUKE fcont.l. S. S. 9:45 Service 11 A.

M. and 7:30 P. M. Chicago Sunday Evening Club Orchestra Hall OPENING 43D SEASON 7 TO 9 P. M.

SPEAKERS: BISHOP GERALD KENNEDY Portland. Oregon. Albert Joseph McCartney Choir and Toloists Cce College R. O. T.

C. Band Admission Free No Tickets Required WBKB Illinois v. Wisconsin fcont. WBBM Homecoming Hop. WMAQ Cross the Quad.

4:15 P. M. W-G-N. WGNB Musical Scoreboard WENR Tops in Sports. WBBM Psul Gibson.

WJJD Spotlight Tunes. 4:30 P. M. THE CHICAGO BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. 18 S.

La Salle-st. ANdover 3-1571. CATHOLIC WENR-TV Cubs vs. St. Louis GENEVA COLLEGE TOPICT (If KT- JTUDE THADDEUS.

Dominican Fathers. 1909 S. Ashland. Beaver Falls, Oct. 1 Special! WBBM Theater ot Today.

WJJD Mld-Mornlng Matinee. WMAQ Archie Andrews. WCFL Accordion Parade. WIND News Music by Martin. 11:15 A.

M. W-G-N Leslie Nichols. -WAIT Don Artiste. WJJD pan Americana. WMAQ Americans World Over.

WCFL Dinah Shore, 11:30 A. M. W-G-N Prrston Sellers. WJJD TV Toon Time. WBBM Grand Central Station.

icont.1. 3:00 P. M. WGN-TV Northwestern vs. Pittsburgh.

4:00 P. M. WGN-TV Musical Score. 5:30 P. M.

W-G-N. WGNB Carrlbbean Cross WBKB Rsclng. 7:50 P. M. WBKB Feature Film.

8:00 P. M. WGN-TV Cavalcade of Stars. WNBQ Who Said That? WBKB Film fcont. I.

8:30 P. M. WGN-TV Cavalcade of Star fcont. I. WNBQ Feature Film.

9:00 P. M. WGN-TV Wrestling. WNBQ Meet the Press. WBKB Film con 1.

1 9:30 r. M. WBKB Racing. 9:45 P. M.

WBKB Plx of News. continuous government aeronautic service. He received an award and various citations presented by George V. Vest, regional CAA administrator, in a ceremony at O'Hare airport near Park Ridge. He is the first CAA employe in the region, which includes 11 midwestern states, to reach retirement as a civil service worker.

IlilL, born In Birmingham, Eng Belmont and Greenview Avenues. ADELBERT R. KRETZMANN. Services 8:00, 9:15 and 10:30 A. M.

TRINITY OAK PARK" Harold W. Romoser, Pastor. 300 N. Lake-st. Sunday.

10:45 A. M. S. 9:30 A. MOUNT CALVARY.

Mozart and Ardmore. C. L. Rutz. Pastor.

S. 9:30 A. M. Worship Service, 11 A. H.

NAZARETH 5945 S. Spauldlng. Rev. Herbert Jtohn. Pastor.

Sunday, 8:15. 10:45 A. Ml Dr. Charles Marston Lee will be NOVENA SERVICE Every Thursday. MASSES.

10 a. 12:10 p. m. HOLY HOUR. 6:30.

8 p. m. roads. WENR Waltz Dreams. come the 14th president of Geneva TJrtT MATLTK CiTHF-DRAL.

WMAQ Salute to NBC Symphony. WENR-TV Sagebrush Theater. 735 State. Sunday Masses. Low Masses: 5.

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

Solemn Mass, 10 A. Cathedral Choristers. college. He was named to the office at a recent meeting of the college board of trustees. Dr.

Robert M. Young, Pittsburgh, chairman, said. The president elect has been serv 4:45 P. M. W-G-N.

WGNB Musical Scoreboard WENR Social Security. WMAQ Treasury Guest Star. WBBM Melody Manor. 3:43 P. M.

WGN-TV Lucky Pup Review. WBKB Lucky Pup. 6:15 P. M. WGN-TV Film Varieties.

OLD ST. MARY'S Paullst Fathers 1. 9th-rt. and S. Wabash-av.

Cunrta- Masses: 3. fi 7. 8. 9. 10.

11 ST. JOHN'S. Henry Blanke. Pasto. WCFL This Is BeUalrs.

land, came to the United States in wmaq in our Town. Solemn Mass: with Paullst Choristers, 12. 1310 as an expert in automobile ST. JEROME'S Lunt and Paulina. Masses ing as acting head of the college 4949 Montrose, near Mllwaukee-av.

Sunday Service. 8:00. 9:15 and 10:45. Persecution for Righteousness." ST. PHILIP.

Bryn Mawr and Campbell. VICTOR C. RICK.MAN. Pastor. S.

9:30 A. M. SERVICE. 9:30. 11 A.

M. c. a in 11 lO nnnn uuuaj, v. 1 Week days. 6:30.

7, 7:30. 8 and 8:30 a. m. since the death of the former presl engines. He went to work in LV-1 troit in an automobile factory, and RENCti SlfJ DtdNT dent Dr.

McLeod Milligan Pearce, ASSUMPTION Church Servite Fathers! 111. at Orleans-t. Sun. Mass. 7:30.

9. 10:30. 12:10. DELAY EVICTION OF SO FAMILIES in November, 1948. Dr.

Lee is the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RUSSIANS RELEASE TWO YANK SOLDIERS HELD SINCE SUNDAY FINDS CLOTHES IN PHONE BOOK dean of the college of liberal arts. Dr. Lee has been a member of the Geneva faculty since 1928. He re You are cordially Invited to attend CHICAGOLAND Youth For Christ CEDRIC SEARS. DIRECTOR.

SATURDAY NIGHT 7:00 P. M. HOME COMING RALLY MOODY CHURCH AUDITORIUM Clark and La at North-avenue. OCT. 1ST SPEAKER MERV ROSELL GENE GORDEN DENLER TWINS DON HUSTAD FLORENCE JOHNSON Y.

F. C. CONCERT BAND ST. PETER'S. 7400 S.

Mlchlgan-ar R. A. Prelsinger, 9:15 and 10:45 A. M. ST.

PAUL'S. 7619 Dorchester-aT Rev. H. Pflug. 10.45 a.m..

7:30 p.m. l'nlt-al I.nlheran Choroh United Lutheran CHURCHES OF CHICAGO INVITE YOU TO WORSHIP WITH THEM. REV. HARMON McGUIRE. Pres.

111. Synod. V. L. C.

A. 77 W. Washington. FRanklln 2-8947. took out naturalization papers at once.

In World War I he did work on aircraft engines and in 1918 was granted full citizenship. The combination made it possible for him to join the United States air mail service in 1921 and he has been in this service with CAA and its predecessor ever since. He has held posts as aircraft engine mechanic, airways mechanician, chief airways Christian Science VIENNA. Sept. 30 OP) Two American soldiers held by the Russians ceived his bachelor of arts degree from Miami OJ university in 1910.

In 1917 he won his master of arts degree from the University of Cincinnati and in 1937, his doctor of philosofy degree from the Univer Dominique Lapierre, 18, son ox a former French consul at New Orleans, continued his journey to France yesterday after the telephone Red Book and a cooperative contracting company restored his Churches since last Sunday morning were released to American officers at Linz NORTH HOLY TRINITY 1218 Addison r3600 M.l Clyde Steele. S. T. Pastor. sity of Pittsburgh.

Dr. Lee also did ON HOSPITAL SITE Federal Judge Philip L. Sullivan yesterday gave what he called a last respite to 50 families occupying houses in the south section of a proposed west side veterans hospital site. He granted stays of eviction until Oct 31. The hospital is planned for the area bounded by Taylor st, Og-den Damen and Polk st.

Assistant United States Atty. Clarence W. Beatty said that an eviction order, effective today against 20 families in the north section of the site, will not be enforced immediately. tonight The men were Identified as Corp. mechanician, depot superintendent, clothes to him.

and construction superintendent. Lapierre, who resided In this coun- advanced work in the American academy in Rome. S. 9:45 A. M.

Service, 11 A. M. ROGERS PARK 1701 W. Morse (6900 Ernest Ewald. Pastor.

Worship. 10:4 5 A John McGuire of Philadelphia and Pvt Lawrence E. Virtue of Hope- recently he has been directing try between 1945 and 1947 while his UNITY 54 01 Marnolla rilll w. 1 24 Branchei of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ. Scientist in Boston, are in Chicago.

SUNDAY SERVICES 10:45, 11:00 A. M. and afternoon or evenings. WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS 8:00 P. Includes testlmonle of Christian Science healing.

CHICAGO'S NOONDAY SERVICES the installation of microwave omni MAYOR AGREES dale, O. The two were handed over to the American provost marshal at directional airways navigation CITY CAN REDUCE MUlard Stiles, Pastor. Worship, 10:4 5 A. ML WEST NORTH AUSTIN Mason and Le Moyne F. Otterbeln.

p.D Pastor. 8:30, 9:45. 11, Rev. H. R.

Ailen. Assoc. Pastor. NORTHWEST ST. LUKE'S 2700 N.

Francisco f2900 W.l Dr. E. F. Valbracht. Pastor.

Worship, 10:30. INVITE YOU' Linz. The transfer was made on the Russian side of the bridge which nects Linz, in the American zone, SUBJECT October 2. 1949 connects Linz, in the American zone, EPISCOPALIANS AGAIN WARN ON METHODIST IT lt TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF THE TRIBUNE unreanxy DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY BROADCAST. WMBI AT 12:30 P.

M. SPEAKER NEXT WEEK W. Wyeth Willard Wheaton College. Victory Center 52 W. WASHINGTON-ST.

Auspices Christian Business Men's Com. It was the same point where the men were last seen early last Sunday morning. Both soldiers were members of ompany 350th infantry regiment stationed at Linz. McGuire, 22, and Virtue, 20, apparently entered the Order for mall subscription must be accom- POLICE STATIONS Mayor KennelJy, commenting on a letter from the City Club of Chicago suggesting that the number of district police stations be reduced, said he thought the club is on the right track. He said, we have been thinking along this line for some time" and that Franklin M.

Kreml, adviser to the police department had been making a survey. The club held that many of the city's 39 district police Daniea ey remittance to cover. Rates In Illinois outside Chicago, Indiana, Iowa. Michigan, and Wisconsin: Dally without Sunday, one year, $7. 50; six father was at New Orleans, ha3 been in Mexico on a student schol-atship.

Hitchhiking to Montreal to board a ship for France, the youth ottained a ride with a truck driver at Cairo, Alexander county. At Effingham, thru a misunderstanding, Lapierre was left behind, while his clothing, money, and other belong-irgs went to Chicago. Lapierre had an idea. He recalled that the driver had mentioned he worked for a p-ving concern. Arriving in Chicago, Lapierre used the French consul's telephone and began calling construction firms.

In the Cs, he found success. The J. M. Corbett company. 2501 Salt st-was holding Lapierre's luggage.

OXYGEN USED UP Chicago Temple CLARK AND WASHINCTON-STS. DR. CHARLES RAY GOFF. Minister 11:00 A.M. World wide Communion "KEEP ALIVE" 7:30 P.M.

THE GRACE OF GOD" SANCTUARY AIR CONDITIONED 'The Loop Church With The Chimes" DOWNTOWN CHURCH Seventeenth Orchestra Hall 216 South Mlchlgan-avenue. 11 A. 12 noon and 8 P. M. months.

33.79: three months, 32.00; one month, 75 cents. Dally with Sunday, one year, six months. 38.75; three months, 35.00; 'Be Russian zone at Urfahr, in northwestern Austria, at 4 a. m. Sunday.

An hour and a half later they were arrested by Russian soldiers as they tried to board a street car returning CATHOLIC TIES Cfcieag Trlbane Pre i Set lee San Francisco. Sept. 30 The house house of deputies of the 56th tri-1 ennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal church today refused to approve proposed church legislation to bar Episcopalians from signing marriage agreements with Roman Catholics concerning the rearing of their children in the Catholic faith. The deputies, however, adopted a resolution of counsel against such agreements, as based on a similar stations are old and unsanitary, and month. 31.95.

Sunday only, one year, S10.00; six months. S5.00; three months, one month, $1.20. Rates of subscription in postal tones 3 and 4 'measured from Chicago, outside of Illinois. Indiana, iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin: Dally without Sunday, one year, six to Linz. The two soldiers told Amer that reducing the number of stations would improve efficiency.

Philadelphia CHURCH 54 37 North Clark-street. LOngbeach 1-3711. EDgewater 4-9010. REV. JOSEPH, D.

MATTSSON BOZE. PASTOR. Sundav, 11:00 A. M. and 7:30 P.

M. 4 P. special service In the Swedish language. I Rev. Lewi Pethrus and Einar Ekberf at all service.

8 p. Opening Annual Convention. Independent Assemblies of God. Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a. and 7:30 D.

m. ST. JAMES METHODIST, South Ellls-av. at East 4 6th-st. GEORGE A.

FOWLER. D.D., Minister Sunday. Oct. 2nd WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SERVICE ican officers they had no direct com FREE PUBLIC READING ROOM 18 S. La Salle and 8 S.

Michigan Each church maintains a Reading Room where the Bible and authorized literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. For Free Lectures Consult Reading Rooms OF CHRIST Church oi Christ Downtown Central Y.M.CA. Auditorium, 19 S. LaSalle. Service at 10 A.M..

11 A.M. and 2 P.M. E. McKenrle. Minister.

AUstin 7-6552. months, three months, one plaint to make of their treatment, but said nothing was done to make our stay more month, $1.20. Dally and Sunday, one year, six months. three months, 36.00; one BERRY MEMORIAL Leavltt at Lawrence. Blrger Dahl.

Pastor. Services. 10:49 a. nk COMMUNION SERVICE. EVANSTON FIRST Church and Hlnman.

Kenneth F. Thompson preaching on "Alt ADEQUATE FAITH." 11am. NAZARENE statement promulgated by the Lam At ITTTi V. A- Will VAA fCA VV Mlir Ministers and missionaries frosg all over the beth conference of Anglican bishops ON M. RC I HOP 2 FCC AID HITS month.

$2.40. Sunday only, one year, $10.00: six months. three months, one month, $120. Rates of subscription to tones 5, 6. 7, and 8 measured from Chicago, Canada and Mexico: last summer in London.

i a. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZAFENE 4U UIKL. ISttAK Lit, A I ti CORNELL-AV. AT 72D-ST. ROBT.

K. BOX. Minister Phone Midway 3-4504. Bible School 10 a.m. Preaching and Communion.

11 a.m.. 8 p.m. Young People Meeting 6:4 5 p.m. at Eggleston. H.

Dale Mitchell, pastor. Sunday, 9:30. 10:45 a. 6:30. 7:45 P.

Dally without Sunday, one year, six months. $7.50: three months. one PRESBYTERIAN DELAY IN WORK ON COLOR VIDEO Washington, Sept. 30 VPh-Federal Camden. N.

J- Sept. 30 (Special) A 2 year old girl suffering bronchial pneumonia and whooping cough almost died today on a flight NORTHWEST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 4602 N. Kllboum-av. at Wilson.

J. D. Thomas. Minister. PAUsade 5-2835.

Bible Study. 10 a.m. Worship. 11 a.m. Preaching.

7 p.m. Prayer meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday. month, $2.00. Sunday only, one year.

tlx months, $5.00: three months. one month, $1.20. Communications Commissioner here when oxygen being adminis The resolution warns members of our church against contracting marriages with Roman Catholics under the conditions imposed by modern Roman canon law, especially as these conditions involve a promise to have their children brought up in a religious system which they cannot themselves accept" Salvador Capital Cut Off Dally and Sunday, one year. six months, three months, one Second Presbyterian 20th and Michigan Any So. Side Bus To Doorl DR.

Wftf. CLYDE HOWARD. PASTOR 1100 A.M. 'COiUMUNlON" Beautiful Music Beautiful Church Come and enjoy the dignity of worship 1 UNITARIAN CENTRAL. 241 N.

Central-av. Bible Classes. 10 a.m. Worship. 11 a.m.

E. H. Prendergrass. Minister. Phone Dickens 2-6704 or CAnal 6-6120.

woria isKing pari. Lewi Pethrus. Elnar Waermo and Elnar Ekberg at all services. Central Church 410 S. MICHIGAN-AV.

SUNDAY. 11:00 A. M. RELAX!" Dr. Hildebrand Since 18785 the only community Church In downtown Chicago Moody Church North Clark-st.

and North-avenue. Sunday, October 2d. Rev. Roy L. Laurin, D.D.

11:00 A. M. "You Can Be Whatever You Want to Be." 7:30 P. M. The Life Like a Tree." monin, $3.20.

tered to her ran out before the plane landed. The child. Sharon Adams of Cape Foreign: Dally Tribune only, $23.00 per year: wun Sunday. $42. oo per year.

Frieda B. Hennock today Cautioned the television industry against any kidding" on the question of introducing color into video operations. The FCCs only woman member GARFIELD 1457 N. California. For Inf.

SAcramento 2-3622. Service 10. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Wed.

6 p.m. May Courthouse, N. J- was trans Give poatofllce address In full. Including county and state. Remit In express money ferred from the plane to an am evanston.

Lake and MaDle-sts. BUILDING MYTHS PEOPLE OF CHICAGO WILL YOU BE EXPLOITED THROUGH THE PROPOSED NEW BUILDING CODE Listen to DR. JOHN A. LAPP NOTED EDUCATOR AND CIVIC LEADER WCFL ft 1000 ON YOUR DIAL A. C.

Thornton. Elder. Ph. Wllmette 1393. Bible Study, 10 a.m.

Preaching 11 a.m. interrupted testimony at the com bulance equipped with a fresh oxy-een suddIv. She is in Camden Munl- oraer. arart. or in registered letter at our nsx to The Tribune company, publishers, Tribune Square, Chicago.

We cannot be responsible for currency sent thru the mall Persons wishing to take The Tribune by car COMMUNITY rier may order It by postcard or telephone as Kain Deluges nation hospital In serious condition. fChw-gaTritis to, Sharon, youngest of eight chil-catm piTtrinnD dren of Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Adams, SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador. elzed wlth --vm-ion- at her 30-In heavy storms at 4 0.clock thIa morning.

Her have been sweeping El Salvador called Dr Howard F. Hughes. CHICAGO TRACT SOCIETY. 6OU1 Anniversary, 1S49. Bryn Mawr Community Church 7000 S.

Jeffery-avenue. Ministers: Dr. Ray Freeman Jenney and Rev James Gordon Gllkey Jr. MORNING SERVICE, 11 A. M.

-PRISONERS OF HOPE" DR. JENNEY CONGREGATIONAL LUTHERAN me jast. nours. rain nas xauen ai got oxygen tank from the People's Church Lawrence at Sheridan PRESTON BRADLEY 11 a. m.

"HOW THE LOVE OF HATE WILL DESTROY YOU" BROADCAST. WJJD Chorus Choir of 7 5 voices will slnf undef directlon of WALTER FLANDORF. PEOPLE OF ALL FAITHS. RELIGIONS AN RACES INVITED. 8 p.

m. Unitarian Church of Evanston 1405 Evanston Hear Dr. Bradlev, W-G-N Monday through Friday. 10 superior 7-0100. wnen delivery it irregular make complaint.

All unsolicited manuscripts, articles, letters, and pictures sent to The Tribune are sent at the owner's risk and The Tribune company expressly repudiates any liability or responsibility for their safe custody or return. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PBES.i The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of mission color television hearings to deliver a lecture on the subject. Her audience included leading figures in broadcasting. An advocate of color, she has Implied in questioning witnesses that some segments of the industry are less interested in introducing color to the public than they claim to be. Dr.

Elmer W. Engstrom, Radio Corporation of America vice president who was on the witness stand at the time, said he could only speak for himself and his company, and that wi certainly want color." Ainrrlran l.tatliernn Church ST STEPHAN'S, 57th and Sangamon. Rev. Carl F. Hafermann, Pastor.

ENglewood 4-3260. S. 9:45 a. m. Service, 11 a.

m. xne rate oi nan an men an nour ana Cape May fire department hired a ronraunications have been cut and telephoned the Camden CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Rogen Park Detween ine capital ana tne re- hncnitnl Asmana ana morse Rev. Philip W. Sarles; Minister. 11 a.m.

"SEEN IN THE UPPER ROOM." The plane took off for Camden. DIVINE SCIENCE 70 miles away, at 5:30 a.m. The oxy mainder of -the country. Highway patrols have been posted to warn persons not to attempt to use the highways until the danger of floods has passed. 1MMANUEL TAugustanat.

1519 Elmdale-av. REV. C. O. BENGSTON.

Pastor. S. 9:30 A. M. Service.

10:45. Lutheran Synoillcal Chorrh MOUNT OLIVE. Tripp t4235 W. and Byron 3900 N.J BERNARD H. HEMMETER.

PASTOR. :30 and 11 A. M. Bible School, 9:30. gen gave out about 10 minutes be all the local news printed in this news paper, as well as all AP news dis DR.

CLAUDINE WHITAKER. Sunday. 11 A. M. THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH.

Kimball Hall. Comer Jackson and Wabaah. fore the craft landed here at 6:10 a. m. patches..