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treat eut He served
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Bible School 10
Present Finals At
l nion Sen ice
C. ui mien, a a .-a I exe.a ; -e.s fir fin
Di.iv V.ie.if oil Millie sehunl which
luis Ueea. a: |u igrrss a! the First
Baptist ea rch : >r tun week- will he
held at the union service at that
church tomorrow evening at eight
o’clock, it \va> announced today.
The program will open with a
processional, billowed by quiet
music and the call to worship.
Students at the Bible sehunl will
sing their school hymn, "Lord of
Life." and give their motto. Salute
ta tne American tlag. Christian flag
and ILble \\ 11 be gi\ en.
B u i.> ’.'ill be given by the
individual departments ta c incl .de
the p. a.mi. The beginner’s pro
gram will be under direction ot Mrs.
c;. \v Ka ’’: primary. Mrs. J C.
Cl i. liner: j u: " . Mi's. \ . Cl. \ uug
l.i . and .nte: nediatc, Rev. E. Nor
fleet Gardne
PORTER WILL PREACH
AT FIRST METHODIST
Kcv H. B. Farter, - ipenntcndent
ol the Raleigh di-tric! "l the Moth- ;
o list Church. will preach at tlu :
First Methodist church tom rra\\
morning at eleven o clociv and will
hold the third quarterly conference
an nediately after the service, it was
anno meet taday bv the pastor, Rev
H. K K ng. Only one more visit
will be made here by the distinct
superintendent during tlu curreui
can ter-.nice year, and it is expected
that he will be heard by a large con
* gregation tomorrow. I!ev Mr. Portei
, f .n'nerly was pastor ot tne local
1 church tor taree years. ,
THE SMILE' RETURNS TO PARIS
SACK FROM its wartime h ding , i.,a, Da Vinci’s famous M ma Lisa,
|,:'c "! t:,u W<'|'*«1 * bf.-t known paintings, is restored to its <.!d place in
the Livivro, Paris, while mien sted spectators look on. (International)
Shock Chief Accident Danger
Ry HERMAN N BUNDF.SEN. M I) |
Fir:ST ai.l mean; tin giving of l
Immediate treatment to erne, ne
who has .iitTere l an aceid nt.nri
suddenly ill. It is eiiu rgi ncy t reat
ment, and is u.- indlv carried out by
someone other than a doctor.
It is imp.irtant that first aid he
properly gi'am so that it may tie
a: In ’.c-fieial as possible without
further aggravating the disorder
that is pre. ent.
Chief Dangers
One of the chief dangers in acci
.lviits is ti.e development of shock
or collapse. I a treating shock, it is
important to keep the patient
warm, with s' mat covering, the
Use of li-.t r bottles if they \
are availed . , a. ,j a warm, drink.
Tiio next t!u |,. think uhout is
getting tta i t.. ■ t to a h -pital
as fjuic'dy a- p - . !e.
Hence, a '.u a-ii ' acted “in >t
aider" wid hav. ■ • no ■ me • ad for
an anibulai i a., date'.;., -,, that
he will not lie pi i • •: in ti., end ,r
ra -i'lg no- d , t w.,j; j... around
with the pane! •. a f;er all tir-1 .id
treatment is g e:i, until an am
bulance can arrive to take the pa
tient to a hospital.
Broken Bones
In the case of hi oken be: ■ s, the
outstanding necessity is that the j
patient mu t net tie moved until !
the affected part of the body has
ir eii timily fixed, so that move- !
intuit will ne' cause f}„ s of l lie ■
bone to prutrmb througb the skin
or In further injured. Tile pros
• uiv -if n lo-oki ri '/one cun usual!}
!h <ieti nnna-d liy the pro -i no* of
! aiti, !o of muscle power, swell
ing. a: ! ti nderness. The method
0 i d to fix the hones to prevent
movi un-tit will depend on where
the bn ken bm es are located II nw
evi r, i plii.ts can be made of rolled
new.-pain rs or some piece of wood
that may he handy.
In first-aid treatment of severe
burns, little need be done except tu
muki the patient as oomf rtublc as
possible and then to remove him
speedily to a hospital. If there is
to be any great delay in .getting the
1 atien! to a hospital, some antisep
t'c. per! aps. may bo applied with
out any attempt being made to
clean the burned area first.
Slop Bleeding
In fhi case of wi>ur Is, of eoiii e,
the fir t object is to st< p the bleed
ing. Thi- may be accompli-bed by
dir.-et pressure on the wound with
a pad of gauze and bandage. If this
does la a oil*'lice, a tourniquet may
bi tpi a d. It is made lip of a piece
of rid : • : tubing or some other ma
tt-rial which can be wrapped
up •;:■•! an arm or leg above the
wound and then twisted until it is
tight on ugh to check the flow of
blood. However, a tourniquet can
be h ft in place only for a short
period of time. Obviously, cutting
off the flow of blood too long may
serve to produce permanent dam
age to the tissues loading to the
*b \ cioj.a , nt of gangrene or death
of the tissues.
{( "i>:- 1. . King IVatures Sjudic&ie, Inc.)
GiS GET ICE CREAM-OR ELSE
AN MP WITH A SUB-MACHINE GUN stands ;:uard as two soldiers load a
track with iee cream fur the air ha at Scutt Field Mu. When a strike
at the II. me Ice Cream plant tied up the supply, the air base com
mandant unt over a party of officers and heavily-armed Alt’s to load
the truck.- ..ml make sure that they would liansport the regular supply
of ice cn an to the army post. .(.International Houndvhuio)
“The Authority on Authorities”
M \ | W \ I it! MI’S SHOW \
AN E\ I.N I'i WL ul le of a 1
suit eimt im t. by a player wlm l..nl
passed a m u.lly T.’irn!i«-r of tin es. I
thoiuili lie p.iiUn !• made sevt ral
bids. IS likely I ■ be bnsml entirely
on his bo1.1.ny in the frump suit.
In sueh a ease, the move whieh
usually would plfase .him the
most, and whieh the declarer
probably fears more than any
other, is the had of a suit whieh
the declarer tan ruff and the
doubler afterward. That enables
the defender to conserve his
trumps, over-rufling if the de
clarer ruffs low and dis.-ardii'.g
from a wort: o’ - suit U the de
clarer ruffs layli.
* ’< 7 2
4 lotl.i
♦ s 5
4 A K 6 1 2
4 q .r 10 r.-4 x m.
■1 N 4 A <3 J b
4 K 8 \\ E 7 "
4 10 7 0 2 n ♦ A b 1
4 S3 ---J f 7
A A K Mi o
4 ;• i
A K ft J 3
4 io 5
( p. dl l’: Wot. Ilotll Side- Vlil
n. rable.)
West N irtli East South
Pass 1 'ass 14 1 4
Pass 2 4 2 4 .”4
Pass Pass 1:4 Pass
Pass 3 4 Pass Pass
Dhl
East overtook the heart K lead.
iCOl'eil the Q and led the J South
rutted with the spade S and West
ovcr-ruCed with the 10. Thee h<
led IE ill.t! :. ' tn tlie A. That
in.n!.■ i!.' siik a • t.k." and East
111dii d In .a ■■ .' Iial he should
lead ih xt. 1U i: t V a very had
guess.
Even with N ith now out of
in ait-. so that S util Could get ft
tuft aii-1 discard .t the suit were
lid again. East .-tumid have de
cided that a11> remaining tricks
by his side n.u-t almost certainly
have to come fiom West’s trumps.
He should have read West for five
trumps, as .Smith probably would
have rehid the spades before
showing I • - ‘bun ■■:.ds if he had as
many six II East had reckoned
West a- l:a\ i: e a!> lit the strength
at the top oi -j ides that he did
hn\ • . and li i icttimed a heart
a it i r v..: :u: the diamond A.
West would 1 iCi scored two more
tricks and set the contract two
trick.-.
1 hit ■; . E i t r< turned the dia
11• "ii i !' at th it tage This enabled
South t end-pl ty West and limit
h ui t' c i * .ore trick. South took
tho spud.- A. three prompt dia
hu ” i tucks and two club tops,
then li! the spade 9. West won
with the J. hut then had to give
up the last two tricks by leading
from the Q-o into the K-6. Thus
the set was limited to one trick.
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Your \\ cek-Eral Question
What are the three main kinds
of reasons why it can sometimes
be advisable to run, as early as
possible, all or most of the sure
consecutive winners you have in
varii us suits in your own declarer
hand and the dummy?
Churches
I CONCrRFCA TJ< »N U CHRISTIAN
Rev. .1 Frank Apple, puslui •
Sunday
I •
1 i .. r up. S
• . >n Topic; 11 .e You Found Jt
f .
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FIRST MKTHODIST.
Re . II K K. • g. mm ei
Sunday
!l li t n ( ' r i * . ... .1 W
Sande . general -upci .ntendent.
II a, in. Morning v\ >\
i:o»i ) v Kc\ crend 11 I *. 1 ’• • a :.
pc. .nteiidt n! : R • .
. ed 1 i
(i «i .■ ?i i y eonterenee.
* d hst You
ship.
ii p. in. Cn.jn service a* Fast
Bu
FIRST I’RKSRYTKRIAN
Re j* D Ahlniii- j!iim.'’e.
Sunday
!» I.) , -rl’M >!
11 a f W-.l-.~l. p. Se
a eCt • ! !
| li p la I la i II el let Kl. t li;i|>- j
j ti.-t Church.
M ealav:
3'30 |). n C . tie.-, nice1, at tin |
etiiu ch
4 p W A : \ :! - :y.
7 30 .■ 11, y s at.- lit Amcra i
WHITE \ 11- \I< llilAI. M KT1K )1)IS I
11uva •- W SlU 'edc i pa tar.
S.mday.
10 a. in S.mday .-el,,ml.
7 la 7 nut1-1 . i\v -:.i.
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114 ,-ervicc.
i'hll: ,-ctay:
8 p. a. Player ei ec.
CITY Rn.\D MKTHODIST
He . . .1.. i i1 W Sr a -. ■, a "i.
Sunday
1U a. a: Sari ,.v .-eiionl Pre-t.::
* I: 111 lie- : i ,4 Cll!'; ' . l
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11 Mi . n.ng a iii'sti ,. C*>.i.- '
ii 1.7 7' ' Ki :
T ■ -day
7:30 ii. meetin4. I
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Rev. Hay lie. lei , eetnr
Eighth San.i.iy : te. Trinity. July
a a.
r ie II Cl. ilia,a, 1! n.
Men - limit- in-- In m.
M ruing 11 yet and .-ei-m-m, 11
| a. a M H , n r, :. ; ireai a a
"The Eteri ... I ■ . eidcrnbio-."
Chorea .- :m 1 .ad evenmg Pl'ny
■ . st. j
Evening Meditation lUTlXCi.
1 11:30 p. a .
Union se it' tin
Hondo: .-mi. 'me K.r-r I Jap' i t ear.
i 8 p. m.
Monday. 1 i y 23
Se , .: 1 ' . , X • r iil, I : i, ’ll.-, .
i! p. 111.
Wedne.- ay. .1 ;iy- 24' (S'. Janie-.
Ap, i.-t !e 1'
The Duly l'■ : a.,ei. 10 ... m.
Thill'-, i ya J a iy 211.
I nte : :a, the anti*
: ed he re.-. 0 p a..
FIRST BAPTIST.
Ki !•.. X n-fleet Clai due:. pa tar.
I Sniidny:
! !l 45 a. .a. I Ii. de aril, ml.
II a in. M-e-n.ng wor- iiip. Se: -
”M - ■ i and Their
Me.miii.a"
ii 15 j a Bap: I Traiiiin.; a a
i a-.-eii:ij 1 y and W M U. .mxilia. e
I meet.
ii p n: Union ,-e:". ee Vaeal m
Bible .eh,* 4 e, imtnelieei. ent
Monday
i! p. in. Boy Seoul troop meeting.
\V edn.es, lay
!i p. a Pi i.ver -ei", .ee.
Thu -d. y:
4 p n . Girl Seoul t: --p t!> ee
j .. ”4
1- i id iy
4 p. m. \'.e ' at 11 de ch
iia-iiic at King’ D., a i'ia -' pari..
THE SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday services:
10 a. m., Sunday school.
1 1 a. m.. Preaching service.
6:30 p. nu, Y. P. L. Meeting.
7 p. nu, Open au meeting.
1 7:30 p. in. Salvation meeting.
Why not Eo to church?
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH !
Time of Masses:
1st, 3rd, and nth Sunday 6 a, m !
2nd and 4th Sunday, 10:30 a. in '
Holy Days, 9 a. m.
Novena devotions, Sundays, 7:4.'
p. m.
Rev. James H King, pastor
Salvage Chief
VETERAN of twenty years of ship
salvage work, Capt. l.cbleus Curtis
of Buffalo, N. Y., whose first big job
w.ai salvaging the Pearl Harbor
vessels, is shown during an inter
view at Washington when he told
reporters of the task faced by his
“repair fleet'1 during Vie Okinawa
campaign. In 57 days, this salvage
officer of the Pacific fleet supervised
repairs on 823 ships hit off Oki
nawa. Navy photo. (.Intcrmtiovo'}
Oniide WASHINGTON
Fear Pan-Slavic Bloc From I Expect Ration Book No 5
Oder River to the Pacific | To Be Issued by January
Si cist to Centi.il J'tf s
• WASHINGTON Pn klent , in 1 : first !1 ■g
Tlirc- meeting -a," F’rlnx Mtru-1. r < hi ..• m It - Kia'.-i,
An • n••■in arid British Fiservi rs f.. I • m> • rn .vi r ' ' • I. i\
may fake in tr, >tru< tt« • of l iur ; •
One London • Xpert has soul that IF. lT V ft I: i in tlte
full ttush of victory may p- • to t» . |..>igi j ,• , t • t
th.- United Ktat. an 1 the Unit.-d Kin; ;<.m
fiuth n' i. f on si. Fins-ia forming a pr SI ive h
would <xt. n l from the < ■ i i: • r y
r t-s .a. '. rn Europ. ai . S.l ■ ; •< ! .tic
ocean
This, it is argued, i • 1... I t as
the I ‘ in-Amen, an line • wl.u h tie t’r •. States
t ■ built til. an.! so trui . ly . . for - ... j w. uld
i with th.- r. . i..a I irr»i . • m- | • ! ir.it ted
U'. J( r tUnited N.V • - ,rt.
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^ • I'NK OK THE THIN-' : > , rs
will uty upon S. cretary of Lib : Sm :• a. Fi
i hi-!• rniziti n of th, . -r- '-of-liv
ing in.tex
Lot,or 1 mg has main) in. !! it • u • i; e l
Premier Stalin t• i • ' I r i ■<!.■'. , r • ■ •.. i- .»
it mcir. . urate As 'he •• ; ] no .-,
they say. it fai t.. s: . ■ a* 'ual 11. • :n liet: ' by >. ;ch
intangibh th( isappearanci j • , quality
cl. t.'l'iorati ! •
Schw. Herd, . h n .-a is holding pr.-. '• ;••?.= . s \\ ,-b AFLi
President William i ;•CIO Prc-si ■:? i Man y ,i:. United
Mine Workers Clint John L Lewi : on th» :‘r
• OP A IK WodtKINO a new r:r i 1» u.d
late this year or »arly r.-xt y« ir It e-ill \v I 'it : k X 5
and the las' one—OP A !: p.-s that . ill -
Ration V ok 4 is iu-• to run out ,-t t> • : r>■,i and
blue foou stamp th s fall F'ntil tin n- !■■• i ... use
probably will he n... of the green stamp- . m Xo. •».
The new bock will l.e distributed at. s i l ., . . -, wcr>- the
first ration books ever issued in this < u.- v • i the later
books were mailed to consumers, but thi • sy. :s to b, at-an.toned
for l*o. k Xo 5.
Among charge.- in tin- n.-w F-. k will 1- . f numerals
giving stamps eight five, two and on. -p--:r.t . , designa
tions no long.-r tire needed sine.- all t. , . r.;*. now are
worth 10 points regardless of the numeral print. n th r faces.
* * * *
• ARCHII ’ALI • M A Cl ETSH, former ltl r« Is .
p.-.-ted to leave l.m prcs.-nt j...st in tin- ‘ v ... -. Secre
tary Byrnes g.-ts lu k fr m the P.-t. - u < ;• i many
and begins i. .u ganization.
But departnn-nt heads hope that one little pr • i in bus started
will he carried on That is the holding of si . id ml at" parti, s by
small..-!-state department fry who have d.-ali:... -. t.t, ,_n powers.
Of course, fug wigs in the departm. nt nlv. ay- ! . •• ..a ! th.-ir .- .-c-ial
functions, but not until MacL.-ish artiv.,1 .-.a.- B * extend.-d to
lower level personnel and the foreign represent;.! .v. with whom
ttu-y meet.
Tin- plan worked so well an i had such ewell. nt t.-.- .its that a
move is under way to make these social funders a j crmar.cnt
policy.
fr * * *
• IT LOK'KK AS IP’ luvsi lent Traa .m u ill I av- t< ] at tie- heat
on the Senate if In- wants a. tioii or. th. Hon . -a;.; ■ ■ . . ill making
the II..I1S, sp. .it. r an,' Senate pr. t pro ten ; • v
next in line as president m pl.'ie.- of th- i.ta-y Senators
of state i
Tin Hons,, heeding Mr Truman's request for -0W
upper 1. hurriedly pass, d th, bill , : ! ■ dying la re- Presidency
commendations and sent it to th. Senate
When the bill reached that body, however, it \ teferre 1 to a
sub-committee of the committci on privileg s at 1 el< lions without
gny indication tliat action would be taken.
Our Expert Styles!
Will Be Here On
Monday and Tuesday
July 23 and 24
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and FASHIONS
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BRIDGERS The FlorU‘ I
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Full for comfort. Small
stitched for sturdy seams.
Cotton crinkle crepe—
95c l" $1.59
Other cotton pajamas in
stripes—
$2.50
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