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" 4-Sec. I) Stitrsman. Sln. Of , Thur-. An? 15. "57
GRIN AND BEAR IT
il Uchry
OrffionC$(atf5inan China Tr;ive,ers
...rt . rvv ... . .. Deserve Censure
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!n mm 'V deviaasisi of 41 .maricaa
pevre '' (o 19 China .a aef.anoe of
:v ri il v.' State Vpa", men! a et-
'v, vj- hev an: see Red Ch.ni
ra v ao'-d n a n,. h the are liv.rg
"""-e ha-r' o wf sav the v os.fi nun wants
ee 1 -1 ' Tri u brMxjrn.iit t.il
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fighters for Tax Appeals Board Triumph
Under Reorganization of State Commission
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expcrimfn! Nth for thwf
: House Rejects
i" Idaho Project
Thf Housf knrx'krd out the p' profit of
Rn Dworshak o( Idaho from th p'.ihlir
wnrlin bill Thr st-njir approved tin
tmfndmrnt In add J')IKhmxi for tudif on
'. Bruct'l F.rldv prmctt on th 0ariatr
; Rjvr Th Huw rf)frtl thu hy a otf of
3M to 2.1 rhirflv on thf ground that th
project hid not evrn hfn authoriird
; Conrvition frtrcn wrf ringed against
; It. with Pr Ira (iibnelson heading the oppo,
lition. He siyi (he impounded witen would
drovn out feeding ireas of big gime Sen
Neuberger u voire in the Senate for the
opposition The ringe in Irtiho eem 10 t
; tensive that Im ol this grmng irreige would
not appar to be tenou.v bat the protests
JuMify delav to mike sure Normal proce
! dure should be followed with suitable in
' vestigatjon ind then luthorijon in the
' ; normal way if the project appears desirable
' Whit may happen i that congressional
Inaction will leave the way open for pruate
power companies to seek a litense for this
5,proiect before the Federal Power Cnmmis
'Itoti hi h might not give wild life ronsera
Stion much consideration It us have first a
-ftudy of all aspects of the project before any
jclion is taken
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who ri.n the ;ihi jnd for ! he putilii
Unconfidential
The mavaiine Onfidential was a pur
exit of -.idnd.il ami how jut it. vurt
now teing spilled in cuuit in VnelcN
where the publisher Robert Hamsun is
being ued for libel Witnesses have testified
that Harrison warned stones of illicit sex
relations of movie stars and urged persons
of loose morals to. go out to indulge in such
relations for magitine mitenal That rer
tainlv is pushing freedom of the press to its
lowest depths
The salacious stones miv be pure fahnra
tions Surelv those who would collect material
in thu way have no claim to crcdibilttv Ho!
U wnd h produced minv scandals in true
life but it certainly is vile tn frame movie
stars so Harrison can perMIe his filth The
purpose of Confidential wis wholly unronfi
dential
:- .: -:
This is an off year in politics but New
lersev is electing a governor The Republican
candidate against the Democratic incumbent
Robert Vevner is Stite Sen. Malcolm Forbes
of the Forbes Magazine family He offers a
lfl point program one of whose points is.
"opposition to state sales taxes "
maw '" "11
lliMacmillan Regime Sheds Last
1 Trace or Wartime Government
II!
Br JOF-PH A I. SOP
PARIS, Aug 14 In a month
m4 half spent shuttling hock and
rv. forth acrflss the Knglisti (Tunnel
an varimn errand and nerasior
this reporter has formed some
father vivid ind M alwavs
agreeable imprrssKms of ihe
Kesent state of the western A
ince Before takini tn the rnad
again it seems wuirth while tn
try tn sort these impressions " ,1
rj, oej inning, men. wun me str
. . ? mil I'T iinw
I.- striking feature
; I I . -jfTI. of tne new urn
Zj U -dWaA wh Government
feot nirom mac
"4 millan is the
7 completeness n f
its break w-im
!t h e past In
this the Mar
millan govern-
Uoaaqik AaVf.ment sironjly
a resembles the
m Eisenhower administration
Truman admtnislralions se-m
IJ.'"B1r an( mor continua
;r Mini of Ike war period in Ameri
iil.tm. The ideas, attitudes allied
felationships and standards of na
f 'V
Ik
lional effort established during
Ja;4he second World War ronhnued
a J 1o dominate the American scene
5 Wule Truman was in the Whrtr
rl'i House Many of the same old
J lace were seen at the Truman
jfc Pdkj tables - There as the
MPae continuity of personalnu-s
K aW viewpoints in London too.
il'l -flaring Britain's Attlee. fhurchill
tlioi Eden governments
jfr But In Londay today, as in
W-WaahiAfton four years a:o the
VVSaartim ideas and attitixles.
A '""wartime ideal and attitixles. re-
iL. latkmahjps and atandards have
bel brisUr tettisoned at last
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Some of the resulting American
Brttiah edioes are really iron
ically exact.
Far eianale, Israwi Mhilater
f Pttena AaUay Head was
iraf ped (ram Ute Marmlllaa cab
bet, m( beeawt d tVies as Is
wisely sapwased. fcwt simply ke-
aa reraae- la adept the
slogan "RaalfH ftrat. tVlfae
aerW' wklrk kaa sa Im( beea
familiar la Ike Fbeahower dml
aMratlaa Rr the same lakes
Ike prafram t HeWi sawrreaaar.
lXeaa M mister Daaeaa Kaa4s.
la aMNlag teal Ik lamees Raafr
plan at Amertraa 4efeat re
tra aad aaapsea far Rrillak re
Salremea4.
Alain with I,ord Salisbury.
Sir Anthony F.den and Antony
Head, the last men who have tile
old wartime feeling about the
Anglo-American partnership hae
now left Ihe RriUsh Government,
ii's' s the lst such men left the
American Government in HSJ
Today. Trime Minister Mar
millan is one real link with the
past partnership in London, as is
the President in Washington
Oa Up M this. Ikere kaa keea
Just Ike sort af Iking kere thai
aerafrei wkea Deaa G. Aeke
saa. wka rared a great deal mare
akaal Ike almaspkere la Ike
Writera Alliaaee Ikaa Ike almaa
phrrr aa f apMal Hill, waa rr
piarH ky Jeka Faster Dalles,
wka pat Reaatarlal seaslllvlliea
sa far akea4 at Allied seasMlvl
Ue U Ike Rrtllsk raae. Ike
same Farelga Serrelary. delwya
Flit kaa remained an Ike Jak,
Ihm Ike prlartllea kare beea al
trea aaae Ike leas.
The new system of priorities
was revealed, lor example, in the
Vacmillan government's de
cision tn defv the State Depart
m"pl in the matter of trade with
(lima The (iovernroent s own
experts were unanimous that
Britain would not make any great
economic gain by changing the
China trade rules But being
puhlicly rude to- Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles was
bound to delight the entire House
ol Commons and so the deed
was done
Al this, aa aatikt, waa laerll
aklf. The Amertraa roUc. mak
ers, after all. were Ike ft rat la
downgrade Ike Angla-AmerWaa
partnership aad the Weatera Al-
saaee. Tke prareas rearkea Ike
esplaataa palal wkea Xerretary
Dalles, kavmg klmself preelplUI
ea Ike tan ertsla. Ikea Maadlr
Irlea la shave kls awa kaastt
t warfc aar Ike rag. Tke reaaM
as Ihe deapera4a British at
tempt ta safegaard Brkah's
rllal Middle Eastera InleresU ky
taaepaJeadeat aeMaa wHk Ike
Freaek.
The disastrous conclusion of
Ihe Suei crisis m turn produced
the present situation The Mar
millan government, in a very
real sense, is the direct conse
quence of the British failure at
Suei So is the stormy wave of
anti-Americanism which has en
gulfed Britain Sues in truth was
thr real turning point when the
British break with the past oc
curred Tke kreak la Saagrraaa. mare
aver. at keraaae M kas pra
Saeea a leadeary la ke paklk-ly
ras la Secretary Dalles akaal
sack Matters as Cklaa trade . It
Is daaferaw, rather, keraaae
past gaea Brtlaia saffera tram
a haste ecfclaapkreaia.
On the one hand, there is tacit
acceptance of the lact that Bn
tain cannot afford tn jo on act
ing as a really great power
which was Ihe real reason why
I-ord Salisbury left the govern
ment On the other hand there n
the determination to be more
than ever independent of the
I'mted Statesxhrh showed it
self so strongly in the unsuccess
ful Buraimi nrgmia'inn.s 1'iat led
on to the present risky mess in
Oman
II la easv la see Ikal Ikea Iwa
British attHaset are feeeiweat
ally eaatradietary aad t arret are
likely U lead ta kaa Iraakle la
tke rad Rat M la alse clear tkal
Ikia Brlllak sektiaahreala will aal
ke rare wllkaat aarne klghty
rrealive Iktaklag akaal ihe falare
at Ike whale Brstera Alliance
la Waahiagtaa.
oft i-era
the urv
OKU J.
I
Kta York
f'opvnf' lA7
HaraM-
Trth'jna, Inc. I
Safety
Valve
Votes for Elimination?,
Tn '0 r n i..r
Onr oi.n; iieot.i lin1a 'aie
mao 1 no pict tir'ihiem nion
hip s. rvm .n'ual .on . - 11 at
rn. ilatv iilun nifna;r an1
the rtemiiin hetween coilegr or
' oiling an fniei'iatr 'of1 l're
. ,lr i lunhoua lv lnotf pill UMin
t'.nlrol. In .it'.rnt! .vlicn'r in a
ilrtrre mtans nn.rr iH'li
Itr iirxrnl hilihrr i-iiut .( nihjl
iiuiiluiiun.s air ntM able lu m
miih the problem of imieasinn
rnritillwnl Hilih sihmi. jiiaiirs
ax- ilri.niir.v not 'he answer in
so, . in this problem
I 1st . tanrlardiied tests ran
infix air I sj so ran high school
grasses imtu ale a stiirtenl ahilnv
lo su-reei in college However,
and pan u lnar lv in the latter
rase the results do not always
give a true indication There are
too many (actors vshuh may in
fluence the 1 Hies achieved
Some of these lac tors are immi
turilv unahilitv to adiiist to Ihe
hitfh school environment, possible
ridmilr hy Irllou sturtcnts tl Ion
high of grade are achieved, poor
honve hie and working ohlia
tioas
,s a result ol these many in
fluential (actors e must (ind
some solution other lhan solclv
grades Setting up a standard
examination seems to be a better
solution Some accumulative
grade point average GPV must
he determined which would he
based upon a thorough study of
enrolling Ireshmen students and
their corresponding high school
grades
Anyone whoae CPA falls above
this predetermined average would
he eligible lor admission without
an examination Those whose
grades (all below would have In
pass ihe examination to he eli
gible tor admissnm
Many undesirable effects may
arise if students realize that
grades would he the only pre
requisite for admittance to col
lege On the other hand, an ex
amination would give those stu
dents an opportunity who may
have fallen along the wayside due
to one or more of the above men
tioned factors which influence
grades. And after all, seeing that
everyone has an opportunity for
a college education if Ihe ability
exists is the purpose of determin
ing a solution tn this problem
CUFF GIROO
Box 4. Gervais, Ore
Capitil Punishment
To the FMitor
The crime of murder was pun
ished by death under the statutes
of the territory of Oregon The
territorial statutes were con
tinued in force hy the state con
stitution adopted by the people of
the territory in 1R57. The legis
lature enacted a criminal code in
1M prescribing the death penalty
for murder in the first decree
The death penalty continued as
the punishment (or murder in the
first degree until 1I4. then the
death penalty was prohibited by
adoption of an amendment to the
constitution forbidding the death
penalty heing imposed
When the 1914 amendment went
into effect an l-year-old hoy tes
tified that ha purchased a gun
and waited for the 1914 amend
ment to go into effect and then he
went to the home of his ex-sweetheart
who he claimed had jilted
him and shot her dead hefore the
eyes of her mother, and now we
are told that capital punishment
is not a detriment to murder
At a special election Mav 21.
1920 the constitution was again
amended expressly repealing the
amendment, and instituting the
penalty for murder in the first de
gree punishable by death except
when the trial jury in its verdict
recommends life imprisonment
logically it seems he or she
who commits first degree murder
sacrifices their own right to live
even in prison
Dick Turpi n
P O Box 14fia.
Mill City, Ore.
boy s hofty show he had
hi nd spot
This is ahai luvemia
air otteo lontronird uh
.v-. rH(irs! ivrw cs r '.1
If- VtH.IHs.t' ,0 s'!'vT
MK hr 11 Ji 'IJ . r i 'rJ' i
cvMirvjueosr Uul soilir'.Mies hr
shriikls this ul' l'hr i ok1 is itlni
the vooruistr' v niakeuf 1 'it rn
thai void (an I lulec! The .to
cs ol m4l r nj mav Oririoc
rns tens e a n r',;h' m
smri( M 1 ' h II ifrlrrrm 'or 'he
i'v .i.'-' tn-. v n..' . i,- r
t an.' 'h 00 ..1' a o-av he
rnrrve an hafi'tua r'iMi
If IS Plo.' I in 1 :t 'or
tltosr ( niii f 1 'ii 1 1 h MHi'h li
havior to hA.r moves of ies.s or
g-ealer oVir rof.-n. h so
pianv v oi.ntstpr Tl jl rn. h ier
son is at io1i 'il,, 1 ih a ills
tioct personalis arni t hat a ter
'1 ( li r .11 h o-s 'h'lur.ih Ihe
tlimuifc; if protevs I, if n,mselt
it. M jiiv miih alas reiea(
Ifir Miilako tiunle tiv olh-r. in
''it- look hisiorv ol thr hurtun
lacr The (lerceolar ol nwral if
(oirrv hourvrr is guile high,
r tn h'r(. lapi': ctiirn-s have
tarn Kiriiioiltei We have h.id in
tiffnon other instances of murder
hv tuveniles where the guiltv lad
matured into being a responsible
member M society One cannot
but (eel that thu Klamalh County
hov with his intelligence and
background ran redeem himself
given an npportunitv But present
remorse or future redemption
will mm restore hie to his elevan
vrar old companion That burden
he musi carry through his 1 1 hp
, iiaaittlSvtKuaaaa . 4i
Time Flies
rHO4 "TATF.SMA.N Fit .IS
Igdsars aha ha teufH 'or
years ta hate a sute Board at Tax
snpraa hae acluesea nvc4 of
ihev afaKtnea thrai f reargaw
LKiaa ml ibeStae Tax Carrtmu
MS
That reargaaiiaMiea kaa here
ramawesed as the lap artels at ihe
iStraa maa cacnmuMaa hul a .
alia caxvg aa at use r ece
meat !: pa.1 mi Ihe arw mot
f 'he aommrstrac wa aj Lienvo.
cra;.c cat hoimeit
!' a., started ax jsri!
be coseraor aprumed S
Horn $mrm ac-rouatani as a slate
.41 csornmiwMWr tuwrvslirg Ray
vsviiiv Horn iww is i-natrman
tseor Hon s bowed up cash at
;V 'hrre i-ernm.scwar'rv rales, a
divmon Smi'k waa a charge 0
nrorna taxes Sam Stewaf aw
naa sersed uare ts; in :nr
rsroprrfs ui maa 1 ar 1 hambe s
a memner lor 11 ream as the
head ai the jtilits us divuoa
Saw ArU M tw
Thta div taion of aulhoc tv w a.s
aboabed so 'hac the aimnuswiir
now acts as a unit and pnn-varvv
as a potic- maAtna board
t.os Holme neter anlened the
reorganitaiion Horn said He
usi laid us la use a loot and
see tf impress emails err poe
sirue The change had heap mn
side red hefore heranae ohen I
suggested 11 Stewart and ("ham
hers agreed auHkly
TV ef'ect oi the lormer m
em as that we had three separ
ale one man lax commissions tt
w lr axnvrnlited ilh a a.i tie
1 1 een rav h di i isuin
ilucn ackls that when a 'aspjvrr
had a protest be vswild tjkr '
Marines to
Form Group
Sverji Sjlpni trtt Maifnt? r
.ara nfftffrv nM jMintrj !n rf
nar re'rTva. jnit arf plannini! tr
Inr-n n n,mtAr rvjianiTaitunn ii
" mrj; nm f or t r a munM
fTTTicii n tf ii olun'fer Tram
ng I nit wtHid riu.in uch oii-frr
1 ou id ohlam rel irrtnrnl rdiU tot
! rtrir n 1 j1'r Hut fio null! at
tAiitl Tm rn Mt
Srv t n ft M'rif ollVfri r a
prrhrnmji fnrtinn. anrnjunt p-J
V'ttintMij ih.il a dionrr mrrtniv
m i 'MNltjIcd in "p.rni6-r (of
din ifTrrfvie-ti n thr progt im A'
ihot.jh i a ir I ti,!l nrt -i
cjlhli.t'i't! itn '.hr orcein 'rfl c
s(ft' htit 1 hr rr mt mi rr k j r,
in((w nicii ion stxnit it mav imnrn ,
through thr Saldfm Na Mann, j
Training ( rntrr
1 lawn m an inPCWdB. hMrt TV
riaftal Hrm mm tAtf Ukr
m.rf Wd k: rUw v k
aior.-
HaM ffl VgHdin
ait-dtusMi 1 le Ldf(:.Mr tv a
NaTVhaV aV aiWA tsUdftrd
I stvr m (aasidWses ' V
ronfrtioa tt it tt aa ampr a j
issvPat' '-
prUiar! Ut af Kafkaj iXVdtn !a
Agriculture
Department
Picnic Tonight
s.;a e t. .-i.'t .re 'let pe'si.n
nei siatumei r. Saiesr !' ivi'id
:"v-ir itus p(-viV rfs -er 4
nii'ies nir xm n t "ast-r
Part SStH;! iSH tesscto? f r ri
pec-'ed
It I! rsr he ' mnn.r'i.tv
Im 'he m ' -M-uir f;IVr
Vfttar-I ami his if '11 4 tooc sn
I.I .lena-'.' cm '-ns'n.n
r'aofliivg the pi, on , He-ri
Vl-mrr tgnru It-; rf 1 lSf Kapler
presideni jeoe.a coa nrji M(p
Tav lor piai' nctu.s'rs In 14100 as
s stan' .hief assucam ihaif-nan
t-s Jean Hi!1 W M-s H P
Smilhsor fPler'a ooeni ! ,rx1sav
Ijrin ish.e a-' arerneot aod
i Iran H'
tare a keanar srhcrr and the
a aaae trsnarrax psacad Seart
'ha rat ire camrtimiaa 1
'xpaers geaaKatis hae caaee-
ram a hearmp afticerx
tnaa ihe mnwaja r'1
hearngs
Bv mraung itaeif ia-ge ta -ics
-nvaa.nt inactions .he camrrua
ww has more lime ar Searings
Jfv ihe (-ommtaeioa had kat
a.ioraa
TV mi.,1 sas Hora w (je
he 'asoater juk Sr- and more
hor.f v a ifuf) oi Ibeir cam
p. a iw-c
tHher SI a jar Caaafea
re -ew ( so IM' e Iva TsuHed
r ra he' a etc , hargrt THe
-.is. ...1 Tim fca- aft esec if've sec
-eia'v He is Rcha'd Fvrrvann
1 ate ov.ntv 'Vm-'ai Nt served
e 'V -es-e egtsaure
s 1 Tva n rt sa s Hor 's -ha
pin rars and egs d 'he t-oro
m .....o He ta m cbarfe M edu
.a ..tn h1 nlornnalioii personnel
rn ei 4 - . ,ifi .w the commisiiioa t
twite 1st hear ftgs
e i-stmris.sMW -events ap
nt.inieit a oierrvner advisors
cancntttam M larwyera accastai.
aau aad taparara. ki aaapaaa
la ful ta aead iar aackar raaav
awianatiaaa haraaaa the Laxparw.
aad era aad the 1 ssnaaiaaiaa. t aas
as 11 saxa as. aad tha
anas is aa
snare ertrctrt
wui ha
tluncs we caal aea '
TV rarraraaaiaa saw m tmag aa
aesiae a simraar lam Iar aacaena
taxpavars wha fax mi the haraaw
ream sa4xrm tmi vajas , Baat
Har tana I kaad aut an haps
far simparr tarna har ether Lax
Dasn hecasase aa raat desaa
a s.npie form (or ramp lex laws "
Three Maaar D 1 Maa
There hew are Ihrae anajar atev
siora andrr the rommjuioa each
beaded hi 1 direct or TVa xt w
sians 4-e as-rounting v aJtiatiaai
and incwrir
T"h directors da RvsaCk ml tha
art that used t be nne hi 'ha
commjasionef-t themaetvet
The rammisaiaa reahaed It cant
mase pamg taxes a paeasure But
a hopes la mate ihe taxpayer 1
littw happier bv giving them last
er servH-e and giving him a
ibancT la air hia gripe
Tha Vary Bttt In
Clean Soft
Economical
Gas Heating
Special Summer
DISCOUNTS
an Inttallatient
iclwsively al
Day Heating Co.
EM 1-41?
NOW
t ree Fstimatei Gladly
tiperieared F.agiaeeriag
Gaaranteed lastallatlaat
Cwaranrswdl far One Ysarl
"0LDES JEWELRS IN SALEM
INDFB THF BAhie OWNFBSMir"
YOUR WATCH
llactraeikally Timed and T barred aei
TIMI-O-GRAF MACHINE
Also Clock lapaieini and Skilled Jewelry Manufacturing
OPEN FRIDAYS l
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44S STATE ST.NsWSALIM. 0L
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10 Years Ago
Ai IS. 147
of
Dr
S B I.aughlin, member
lamelle 1 niversily facul
ty from lH until his retirement '
a few months ago. died The
veteran educator was horn at;
New Providence. Iowa. Oct 11. 1
1MI
Salem s approximately 54 union
meat cutters voted tn lrie'
against local retailers if the uns
ion seeks a M a week pay scale
25 Years Ago
Aag. IS. ItU
Mrs Harry Pollard, known
here as Marguerlta Fisher, erst
while motion picture star. and.
her sister Dotty rishor. who have!
been visiting Silverton and Sa
lem, left for Hollywood
Fire routed several dozen le
gionnaires of Capital Post No. I
at their meeting in Fraternal -Temple
and as they marched
hurriedly from the building to
the music of the junior legion 1
hand Ihe flames roared in the
attic and roof.
40 Years Ago
Aag. IS. 117
K.ditorially - Six hundred and
forty million dollars for an air
fleet In addition lo the millions
already expended and appropria
ted. And as much more if necea-.
sary Only Ihe I nited States Is
rapahle of letting so much mon
ey go up in the air
Feliritations are being show
ered on Mr and Mrs Sylvester
M Doerfler after the arrival o a
daughter Mrs. Doerfler as ,
Miss Alice Skiff before her mar
riage and the daughter of Dr
and Mrs. Will Skiff.
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Phone r.M l-M
it net union aarti
By rarrler la rttlei
Daily .no aunflai II IS per 010
Dail oni i jo aei ma
friodav rtntr IS waal
By aiail Only aad laaday
'in advtncwi
In Orffon la per ma
4 nr three ma
1 SO 111 ma
IS fo eear
In tl S nutr-de
OfI nn t m
a1
$U OJid uoa! T1i POWER of thst Cfptl ef OsHst
il Roberts
Or
ti
pies
MllUON
sou-
CRUSADE
in 11 mi a a fill, ii 1 a a wjss
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, II
STArtTING
Tomorrow Night
7:30 P.M.
August 16-25
IJ annual w ainfaaaaaaioaj
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By mall Saadai aaly
(in advance
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San ypaarltra lletratt
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SILVERTON ROAD
Services Nightly at 7:30 P.M.-Final Service Sun., Aug. 25 at 2:00 P.M.
All Prayer Cards Are Frea-Praysr Cards Oiven Out al
Aftsrnaon Services ONIY.
Beginning Tomerraw a JiOOfJn. Rabt. . DsWaata
Aftam n paaksr
But SchtduU to Ttnt - Ltavt tnd of lint to L ibtrty & State, thtn by transfer to Ttnt.
Itelier
Highland
J7ta a Market .
Cbemeketa
Mat SL
Mm St.
Re. Commercial
IS P.M.
45 P.M.
i P.M.
.1:45 P.M.
1:43 P.M.
1:45 P.M.
sa p.m.
ta Liberty aV State, thea ky
transfer ta Oral Rsaerts Teal
sTtJm "a.??'-8- VUlt" Ht Caaasrelal ta Teat-Laa-e
ws, TIMiSJ W.9V r.nia
Kappaka. Id. aad Hlgkway H Narth-4-M f ,M. directly la teal
s wlU leave aver fallewlng routes: .
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After sanieas Eases
Sa. Commercial . 12th St. Highland
x aesaeseia itib at Market
Nd. PartUad Id. Kelser
Par farther Infarmaliea esll City Traaalt Officaa EM HI 44
NO SERVICES HELD ON MON., AUG. 19