Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

JUNE 20,1958 Atom Bomb Survivor Seeks Moscow Cure TOKYO Nagata, 21, a survivor of the American atom bombing of Nagasaki in 1945, left for Moscow today for a year's free medical treatment she hopes may remove her scars and restore her voice. Mtsa Nagata, petite datightet a Nagasaki school teacher, Is th first Japanese atomic victim be Invited by the Soviet Union fo free treatment. Three years ag a U. S. group brought 25 scarre girl victims of the Hiroshim A-blast to New York for plasti surgery.

MONEY DOESN'T GROW ON TREES But we have MONEY TO LOAN to buy, build or refinance YOUR HOME COME IN SOON TALK OVER YOUR HOUSING NEEDS WITH OUR EXPERIENCED LOAN OFFICER At the Crossroads of Convenience DIAL 3-7781 ALTON EVENING NORTHWESTERN GRADUATES Two Altoiiians among graduates at Northwestern University, Evanston, are John Orville Thles (above left), who received his bachelor of science degree from the School of Business, and Terrell Bonnell (right), whose degree was in music education from the School of. Music. Thles is the son of Mr. nntl Mrs. Orville Thies, 21)11 Donald and attended under a Navy scholarship.

He majored' In marketing. He is commissioned as an ensign In the Navy's NROTC program and will report for active duty July 1 at the Navy Air Corps station, Pensacola, for training as a jot pilot. Bonnell was a member of the marching band, concert band men's glee club, and chapel choir at the school, and was active in Thela Delta Chi social fraternity. While In Chicago, Bonnell was organist at the Bethany Methodist Church. He is to begin his work on a master's degree at Union Theological Seminary In New York this summer and is to study organ there nt the Cathedral of St.

John the Divine with Alex Whyton. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bonnell, 2753 Grandview Ave. Yellow Meated Georgia PEACHES 2 California LEMONS DOZ.

DOZ. Ic STRAWBERRIES and WATERMELONS ON SALE BROADWAY MAIN DRIVE-IN PRODUCE MARKET Pastors List Church Rites At Brighton BRIGHTON The Rev. Harvey Meckfessel, pastor of the St John Evangelical and rm- ed Chureh, has chosen as his sermon topic, "It Can Be for the Sunday morning worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School convenes at 9:30 a.m. The Rev.

McGehee, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. announces his sermon topic as, The Bc-st Way to Sunday School begins at 9 a.m. and worship at 10 a.m. St. Paul Methodist Church Sunday School convenes at 9:30 m.

and morning worship at 10:40 a.m. St. Alphonstis Catholic Church masses are at 8 and 10 a.m. Baptist Mission morning worship is at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m.

and evening worship at 6:30 p.m. Assembly of God services are Sunday Schoolat 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and evening evangelistic services at 7:30 p.m. ToBuildRampFor Girl Confined To Wheel Chair WOOD RIVER.

Private do- PAGBTHRtfc Nationalist China To Control Press TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) The Nationalist Chinese legislature completed passage of a government newspaper and magazine control bill today. It needs only President Chiang Kai-shek's signature to become law. The bill permits the government to suspend publications after nine warnings or if convicted of sedition or treason. i .1 wwibu. POLICEMEN AT SCHOOL Harry Williams and Leo E.

Glassmcyer Alton policemen, talking with Director Ervin If. Warren of the University of Illinois Police Training Institute (left) at an opening session of the month-long course primarily for law enforcement officers with less than three years experience. Mrs. Woodkirk Renamed To Head Greenfield Auxiliary GREENFIELD Mrs. Kenneth Woodkirk has been re-elected president of American Legion Auxiliary.

Other officers for are: Mrs. Gurrett Lee Melvin. materials, -labor or build a ramp at the nations of money will home of Miss Shirley Roesch, 2 E. Acton, an employe of the Army Depot at Granite City, who is confined to a wheel chair. The donations came in alter a ramp was requested from the! Madison County Easter Seal Society.

The society is restricted inj vice president; Mrs. Charles Wayne Flnley. second vice president; tary; urer; historian. Mrs. Harold Ford, secre- Mrs.

William Mcng. treas- and Mrs. J. H. School Office GREENFIELD Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK" Read Want Adi Daily SALE Of WditieA'V SHOES Flfst Pair 1.M Second le Both $2 SHOE STORES 804-oe is.

Broadway Hours Summer of- 1 flee hours for the high school and unit district officers are as' follows: Monday IhroiiRh Friday, 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. p.m. Thcso hours will be effect until AUR. 15.

Kmploy Truclirr GREENFIELD Miss Debo- Valcntine.irah Hartogcnsis has boon offer- a contract hy the Board of Mrs. Woodkirk will of the unit school dis- the names of Hie deparlmentjlrict to teach English in the Sen- chairmen for the coming year.jior High School. did let it be known that such a ramp was needed. I This resulted in the projected i contributions. Construction of the ramp will also necessitate the installation of a doorway in a side of the house and the work is expected to be done Saturday.

A dwarf lemon tree IS inches high has been grown by Bill Tay-f ion wi cn Brighton Baptists To Break Ground For New Building BRIGHTON A ground break- 1 ing ceremony will be staged here Sunday afternoon" at 2 o'clock on'dron participated the sfie of the proposed new Bap-! swimming instructions Wcdncs- Swimming BRIGHTON Fifty five the chil- free tist Church. day from Proceeding the ceremony mem- Don Wallace, swimming instruc-l hers of the Alton Bethany Baplisljtor at YMCA Alton, at Landon 1 Church and lor, an employe at the airport building in Dauphin. Manitoba, Canada. Lemons on the tree are i slightly larger than normal ones. at the we're celebrating 0.1.

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