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t(<s v l B2, . Other officers elected by the Russ author was prayer. Aerie to serve for the fiscal year "Her prayers cons Win 1946-47, starting in June, are: to give lecture only in scientifically u Del Galloway, vice president; standing the truth aboil .George Biddle, chaplain; C. A. Monday in SF and man. hut in provi; 'Savage, secretary; E. N. Lawson, demonstrating this truth treasurer; J. L, Kemp, trustee; The American Russian Insti The lecturer told of a Richard Lawson, conductor; tute has scheduled a lecture by rian who witnessed a 1 John Lencionl, inside guard; and Konstantin Simonov, Russian au by Mrs. Eddy and urged Gerald Collins, outside guard. thor of the Book-of-the-Month write a book describing h The new officers will be in Club best seller. "Days and tern. Mrs. Eddy was quo stalled at a regular meeting of Nights," for Monday night in saying, "In the ranks of th the Aerie on June 3 at the Eagle the Scottish Rite auditorium. are noble and lovable m< Home. A special committee was ap pointed by outgoing President M. <?. Slade to make arrangements for the installation. Modem Motor Service TRAILERS BUILT AND REPAIRED San Francisco. He 'Will discuss culture In the USSR and commongrounds from culture between the USA and the USSR. Those attending are risked to take books to donate to the Books-for-Russiu campaign. The California Labor School chorus will give a i;epeat per-' formanee of Earl Robinsons song. "The House I Live In." women, and I love them "Only through const prayer was she able to ; plish this truly wonderful the le.et.urer continued, making it possible for si ol this science to heal tl through Christ ianly sei thinking, or t hrough t ha t which attributes to Muui ALL TYPES OF WELDING A series of forum discussions all power." 3SOfl El Camlno P.A. 2.1828 MELVIN AND ALBERT NELSON on the general subject, "Wliat's on Your Mind About Russia'?" Coming evewill be given at the California's. Dk<Ui ?Aook w o T(Mns NASON PAINTS Women's Club In San Francisco during May. June and July un der the auspices of the American Notice* toe this column sh< submitted .n writing, either- I or pr*onslly, prior to `1 A in. Wholesale Retail HARRY'S 743 Emerson Ph, 9211 Society for Russian Relief Inc. and the American Russian In stitute. Dr. Harold H. Fisher, director of the Hoover war library at r)Ay they .ire to Appe.ir f first tune. No notice w,ll hr ed tor more than two sm days. Saturday. 8 to 12 p.m. Stanford-, is nmong the sponsors. given by biuldmg fund cv The first of the series Is sched tec of Post. 472. American 1 JUST ARRIVED Large Stock FLOOR LAMPS TABLE LAMPS SHADES uled for next Tuesday night, with in Native Sons' Hall. Adm Mrs. Dorothea Eltenton, educa S3 cents and fax 17 corns, tional director of the Russian by orclm.st.ra. . Institute, and Thomas L. Harris, Saturday,. 8:15 p.m. - h executive director, os speakers. performance of Sfanfcrd : Benjamin Dreyfus, attorney, will Show o! 1946; "La's! L; melodrama, jirc^cufccL by MIRRORS FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT' deal with Russian family life. Head in nucLtorTuTn Tit ATr1 TT~TTrmmT"n rrptm `ffrrtf---------------------"-- Alt,o. president of the Institute Monday, 10:30 a.m. 1? Ross lighting Studio El Camlno Real BELMONT and educational director of the mooting of the olmplain: California Labor School, will take ice Corps at. tile home o; part In the session July 9. K. S. l-'olger. biiO West ( b drive. rhone 682 Stanford freshman to present recital Monday. 2:30 p.m. A church hall, monl hly u his ty. Ladies oi St Aloysios < Immediate Delivery on the following new wooden Newton Munro Merrick. Stan lie Church. Tickets. 2.3 rn ford freshman, will give a piano- Monday, .3 p.m.--Meeti: recital next Wednesday evening, Stanford Faculty Women'.* at 8 o'clock, in the .Stanford at the clubhouse. Renal.*