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|||§t 'll Q loi A monthly column of names in the news There’s a new kind of experiment going on in Nevada this fall in the field of psychotherapy. Under the di rection of Dr. Cecil Stokes, sound re cordings are being made at various positions along the side of Hoover Dam of Johnny Desmond vocalizing on four sacred selections. Dr. Stokes says the unusual acoustic situation of Hoover Dam produces a soothing ef fect on mental patients when they listen to musical recordings made there. Desmond, with an organ and the various recording equipment, is stationed on a platform which is raised and lowered along the dam in an effort to locate the ideal acous tic situation. Recordings are being made of “ Rock of Ages,” “ The Lord’s Prayer,” “ In the Garden” and “He Leadeth Me.” The size of the dam, its topographical location combined with the water, produces one of the most natural echoes in the world. In Kansas City, Dr. Clifford Lewis has been appointed president of the Kansas City Bible College. Dr. Donald G. Barnhouse is one of several ministers that will be fea tured on a new TV series starting this fall. The telecast, “Man to Man,” will first be shown in the East and will reach the Far West by July. Evangelist Billy Graham has re ceived a pat on the back and good wishes from a leading Roman Catho lic weekly published by the Jesuits. The weekly said: “We rather like Billy Graham. We also wish there were more like him where he came from.” It also commented: “We have the impression that he is one of the vanishing race of Protestant divines with whom a Catholic scholar could actually sit down and talk theology.” “He is evidently intelligent, sincere and genuinely zealous. Undoubtedly he is doing a lot of good among Prot estants here and abroad.” The Amer ica felt that huge crowds gather to hear Mr. Graham, “not because they seek a show as some critics have suggested, but because millions of Protestants are hungry for God.” It added: “ They recognize a voice which speaks with the unmistakable accent of one who believes in the great doc trines of the Christian faith — the Holy Trinity, the Incarnation and the Resurrection.” “We wish Billy well in his mission of recalling God to the minds of a secularized world.” NOVEMBER 6-13,1955 at the Calvary Baptist Church 123 West 57th St., New York City COME! FOR A L L T H IN G S ARE N OW READY MINE TO FOLLOW by Beulah P. Anderson M a rth a P a ge, a y o u n g nurse, h a s to choose between her p la n s to g o to the mission field or ca re fo r her sm aller sisters a n d brother after the sud d e n death of her parents. It is not a n e a sy decision to m ake, esp ecially w hen Paul, a lso a volunteer for medical m issions, w ants to take her to A frica a s his wife. Mine to Follow takes the w h ole P a g e fam ily thro ugh a series of un expected occurrences. M a rth a , serene thro ugh e very crisis, ra d ian tly face s a life full of prom ise a n d op p ortu nity for service. 40 renowned Christian Leaders will discuss The true meaning of the Kingdom of God The nature and sphere of the Kingship of Christ The validity of the promises made by God to Israel The Hope of the Church The imminency of Christ's return The final destiny of the redeemed The doctrine of the Rapture The Great Tribulation EIGHT SESSIONS DAILY 9:00 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. W ill Offer O r d e r it now. $2.75 • Light BROADMAN PRESS • Inspiration (D fid eft ¡nom yeufi • Fellowship l o W ^ d io fie Sponsored by A NATION-WIDE INTERDENOMINATIONAL COMMITTEE,Of OVER 60 CHRISTIAN LEADERS AND THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH EVANGELISMI Dr. A. B. Machlin, Executive-Director, W IN O N A LAKE, IN D IA N A 6 THE KING'S BUSINESS
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