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Evening star., 1937-06-19
REV. w. F. ATKINSON
TO START SERIES

At the Dumbarton Avenue M. Z.
Church Rev. Walter Franklin Atkin-
son will begin his fourth year tomu-
row With . series Of sermons on Vital
Beliefs Which No One Can Afford to
Ignore" The following subjects will
be included: Tomorrow. The Prob
lem Of Sin: June ~, The Truth Of
Forgiveness; July II, The Doctrine
Of the Atonement";; July 10, why
DID Jesus Diet" July 7s, "1ne Neces-
sity Of His Death; August l, The
Result Of His Atonement."
Tomorrow evening the sermon
theme viii Be Sights, Sounds and
Signs Of the Summer
On June ~ at the prayer service
Miss soderberg viii conduct tho de-
votional service and the minister will
speak on the New Testament book the
Eptstle Of et. James. This will be the
concluding prayer service until the
first week In October.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Communion
Service to
Be Observed
Pre-Vacation Rites
Will Be H cid at
Grace Lutheran.

A PRE-VAcAT1ON service, with
holy communion, will be held At
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday, IL
am. This service is held for the
special benefit Of many who will be
absent from the city during the
Summer season. DR.. Gerhard T.
IensG will preach ON Living at
Your Best" He will be assisted in
the administration Of holy communion
BY William AlthAus. student Of
theology.
Visiting ministers will be heard
during July and August
Members Of the congregation are
being invited to attend the annual
picnic Of the Lutheran Inner Mission
Society June 2e, In jolly Acres.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Roper Talk
Will Mark.
Anniversary
Mount Vernon Place
Church to Celebrate
18th Year in Building.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE N. 4.
ava CHURCH SOUTH viii celebrate
the 18th anniversary Of the present
church building tomorrow at the
morning service. Daniel G. Roper.
Secretary of Commerce, will speak
on THE Future Of the Church" Mr..
Roper u one Of five members Of the
Board Of Stewards who were also
members Of the board at the time OF
the dedication Of the new building.
The other four are r. T. Buckingham,
A. T. Harlan, B. ]. Laws and T. L.
Smith. Mrs. ". v. Tudor, wife of the
founder Of the Mount Vernon Place
M. =. Church South, DR.. ". v. Tudor,
will be honored at this service. DR..
Tudor established this church In 1866.
DR.. John W. Rustin viii speak on
"Can the Church Mold Character?" At
the 3 o'clock service.
The Board Of Christian Education
will meet Monday evening. eheik
Raphael Emmanuel, worldwide tfav-
eler, writer, composer and lecturer.
will speak on bible IAnds-Yesterday
and Today" ct the prayer meeting
Thursday at . pm. eheik Emmanuel,
In native costume. Will tell the story
Of Mesopotamia. give poems and songs
Of the Chaldeans.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
SUMMER SCHEDULE
TO BE INAUGURATED

The Incarnation Lutheran Church
will begin tomorrow its Summer sched-
ule Of two morning services At $50
and IL O'Clock. Rev. Henry Manksn,
jr., viii spresch At both services.
The Adult Bible Claas leason on
"Joseph's Kindness to His Kindred"
will be taught by Rev. Manken.
The Senior Luther League will hold
its last vesper meeting during the
Summer 1T tbs pm. The newly elect
ed league officers, who will be installed
on September as, are: william Volts,
president: Barbara Kibbey, vice prssi.
dent: Doris Fraser, recording sscrs-
bary; MarEuerte Hess, correspondent
secretary, and Robert simms, financial
secretary.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
REV. R. M. SKINNER
SPEAKS TOMORROW

Invisible Dictator" ts the tonic Of
the sermon BY Rev. Robert M. Skinner
tomorrow at IL O'clock in 0eor4etovn
Presbyterian Church. David Aud And
Fred L. Knoblock Win b ordained -
deAoonS.
The combined young peoples sroups
meet in Oissel Chapel at s:N pm.
H. A. Spilman will speak on the Gov.
ernmmt Of the Presbyterian Church. 4"
All the women Of the church Are
Asked to meet IN Cissel Chapel ct Z
pm. Tussday. The midweek ssrvioe
will b held Thursday evening.
Several members Of ths church WIN
b at Hood College this week for the
annual combined meeting of the DAlti-
more Synod ana Synedioal
Evening star., 1937-06-19
TRUTH" SUBJECT
OF DIR. STEELMAN
Calvary M. E. Discontin.
ues Evening Services
for Summer.

d.. Frank steelman, pastor of Cal-
vary M. Z. Church, will preach at the
IL O'Clock service tomorrow on THE
Simple Truth"
The Sunday evening services have
been discontinued for the Summer, to
Be resumed again September 10. Also
the Thursday evening devotional serv-
Ice Will be held for the last time next
Ihursday. These services will be re-
sumed September 23.
The Calvary Evening w. r. M. s.
will hold . picnic 1T the home Of
Misses Ruth and Mildred Amiss, on
Patterson street, Chevy Chase, d. c.,
next Saturday afternoon.
Lieut.. Comdr. Edward Webster,
president Of the Calvary Mems Class
and Edwin Dice. teacher. invite all
men Of the community to attend the
seadons Of the Mems Ciass each Sun
day at $40 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
SERMON THEMES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Rev. A. P. Shirley to
Preach at Francis AS
bury Church.

Rev. Albert P. Shirley will preach
at Francis Asbury M. T. Church to-
morrow at the IL o'clock service on
The Battle Of Life" and at 8 pm.
on Words Fifty Spoken"
Mr.. Shirley. AS chairman Of the
Committee on Evangelism for the
Federation OF Churches, will leave
Monday for the conference on evan
gelisn At Northheld, Mass.
At prayer service Thursday at 3
pm, Miss Ada Klein, who has taught
the Jeffries Bible Class and the
Carlton Glass in the absence Of the
regular teachers, win speak.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
WILL BE DELEGATE
DIR. James H. Taylor to At
tend Council in Canada.

At Central Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow DR.. James H. Taylor will
preach On The Testimony Of Jesus
Concerning Hin,self'' and In the eve
ming on "od Testament Characters. 4"
Beginning next Tuesday the fif-
Seenth general council Of the Alliance
q the Reformed Churches Holding
he PresbyteriAn System will convene
In Montreal, Canada, This council
meets once every four years and the
meetings Are held alternately abroad
q In the United States or Canada,
Dr.. Taylor win be . delegate from the
Southern Presbyterian Church. He
reprssented the church at Belfast, Ire
land, in 1888.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
COLLEGIAN GROUP
GOES TO LAKE INN

At Chevy 0hAse Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning Rev. J.
1nllnan Hollkter will prsaeh on WHO
Osts the Spaoef"
Members Of the oollsgian group
an spending this we4k end At Cspon
LAks Inn. lntsrmont, W. Va. Dr..
and M1s. william Blum and Mr.. and
Nm. william OIewiler are their leaders.
hidse Kump Of Romney. ". Va. will
addrsss the group Sunday morning.
4 meeting Of the Summer Club for
Junior and senior high school young
people Will Be at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony J. Gould, s5o7 Maple
avenue. Chevy Chase, Nd. Tnurs-
day evening.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
MEETINGS SHIFTED
Covenant-Fi Presbyter-
ians to Gather in Chanel.

Vocation and Vacation" will b
the subject OF DR.. Albert Joseph Nc
CArtneys sermon Sunday at II
O'Clock at the Covenant.First Pres
oyterian Church. During repairs Of
tho church and the installation Of q
new organ the church meeting is be-
Ing held Sunday morninss during the
Summer in the chapel.
The midWeek worship service Thurs
days and the various young peoples
examinations have adjourned for the
Summer months.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
RHODE ISLAND M. P.
Fathers Day to Be Oh.
served Tomorrow.

Fathsrs day viii b observed at
Rhode Island Avenue N. p. Church,
1sv Raymond w. White, pastor, to-
morrow morning. The pastor. who
has been recently returned BY the
executive Of the Maryland Annual
Conference for anothsr year, will
speak on "FAther's Footprints" His
evening subject win be Leisure
Hours"
The Mems Bible ClaAs will meet at
9:4S am. and discuss "Joseph's Kind
ness to His Family"
The pastor will continue his medita-
ttons On the parallels Of Jesus Thurs
day night The paJabass dealing
With "The TranshtioA Of Hearing
Into Doing" viii be considered.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
THEME SELECTED
Rev. H. T. Cooke to Dis.
cuss "A Way of Escape"

Rev. Henry Teller Cooke will sneak
on "A Way Of ncape" at the II
O'Clock service Sunday IN All osints'
Iphcopal Church. The closing sss-
don Of the Sunday school will b held
At $50. when Awards will be siven
Tor perfect attendance during the year.
The ssasion will b resumed in SEN
temper. The annual picnic Of the
Sunday school will b held Thursdav
At Glen Echo Park.
The rector will speak on "Fellow-
ship ut the Chevy Chase Union
Protestant vssper service, 10 be held
on ts1s church lawn At Z O'Clock. Raw
Edward @. Latch will preside. Chevy
OnAse Presbyterian, Chevy Chase
Baptist, Chevy Chase Methodist, wes-
10y n. I. Church. et. Paul's Lutheran
Ano All saints' Episcopal are all
oo-operatinS in the services, which
Will b held always at All saints'.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
CH1LDREN'S DAY SET
Metropolitan Memorial NJ.
E. Church Lists PROGRAM.

Children'S day viii b observed IN
the school II Metropolitan Memorial
N. Z. Church tomorrow morning.
The tunioe, intermediate and
senior departments Of the school viii
attend wofship In 4 body at IL O'Clock.
Rev. william Andrew KssSA Will
preach 4 story-sefmon Arms for the
Eg1at."
Evening star., 1937-06-19
CHOOSES SUBJECTS
Rev. w. S. Abernethy An.
nounces Sermon Themes.

Rev. W. 3. Abernethy, pastor Of
calvary Baptist Church. Will preach
tomorrow morning on "Christ the
Revolutionary" and in the evening On
I'VE Know % Little"
The Northwest Union Of the W. q.
T. u. will sponsor 4 xold medal story
telling contest for junior boys and
sirls tomorrow at 3 o'clock At the
church.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Lincoln Consrusat atisnal.

Df. r. W. Brooks will speak tomor.
row morning on "A Discovery Of the
Kingdom OF ood." The Mems
Brotherhood at 10 Am. will Be ad.
dressed BY John H. Burr. director Of
physical education at Howard Uni.
versity on Retaining the Spirit Of
Youth" Men and women are IN.
vited.
Prayer service will b held Thur
day evening. A. . special feature 4
biblical story. Moses the Delivsrsr," 1
Transcription will be given: the sams
a. was given over WJsv, May 30.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
"ZEBEDEE" IS THEME
Of REV. E. o. CLARK

In Chevy Chase Baptist Church to-
morrow morning Fathers day will b
observed With Rev. Edward o. Clark,
preaching on "zebedse," at the IL
o'clock service.
The church will cooperate With
other churches Of the community In
the Union vesper service, beginning
tomorrow evening. Rev. Henry T..
Cooke Will Be the speaker. The serv-
Ice Will Be held On the lawn Of An
Saints Dplsoopal Church At I o'clock
Evening star., 1937-06-19
CHEVY CHASE M. E.
Rev. Edward G.. Latch to
Discuss Faith.

Rev. Edward g. Latch. minister of
Chevy Chase Nsthodist Episcopal
CHURCH. Will have - his subject at
the IL o'clock service On sunday
Faith in the Love Of God"
In the evening members will a.
tend the Chevy Chase Union vsspsr
service on the lawn Of All oAints'
Dplscopal Church at I o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
NEW YORK AVEUE
DR.. Evans Will Ieliver
Communion Addass.

At the New York AvenuePresby.
teriAn Church Sunday moring DR..
Albert Evans. minister in chtse, win
deliver . communion addre, At IL
O'Clock. At . o'clock the eve,ng vss-
per hour will be observed. IDS hour
OF meditation and song IL bng held
each Sunday evening dung the
Summer months.
DR.. Evans will speak at y mid.
week prayer service Thurs4y eve.
Atng.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
1GAeboth DaDtiSt,

84a090&h IL pG1t.
Rev. johnson viii preach at both
services Sunday. In ths morning hts
theme u Tho Inside Of the Platter"
and In the evening Making Hasts."
La gaceta., 1937-03-23
Ell ESTRENO DE "MIIICIA-
NOS AL N

La Agrupaci6n Benefica J
Cultural del Centre Obrero es-
trenara Ell pr6ximo dominW,
con un nuevo decorsa obra
"Mslicianes al Frente'', escrita
por Ignacio Zugadi con un pro-
logo de Jose Castillo.
Esta obra fue estrenada en-
New York, en- septiembre del
afo pasado, y alcanz6 I'm rotun-
do exito.
Figuran en- ell reparto los CO.
rsOcidOs artistas Teresa Barbe.
rya, Paquito Diaz Rogue, Ubal.
dina Amat, Estrella Alvarez,
Blanca Walls, Mauricio Cutie
rDez, Pace Dfaz y Luis Sanchez.
La obra sera dirigida por Lii
zardo Campo.
Despues del intermedio sera
presentada la Estudiantina que
dirige I'm conocido misico local.
Sc han fijado los precios de
10 ~Icentavos para los mayores
v 10 para los memories de IL
amos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-23
Endentemente Russia esta determinada
a impedn que Espana sea ~fascista
Los periodicos conceden mucho espacio a las
~noticias de Ia peninsula

Moscou, Mario 23.-La toma
de Brihuega por los leales Sc ha
descrito con lujo de detalles por
los peri6dicos Y la derrota Sc ca
Utica de "segundo formidable
golpe a la fuerza expediciona-
ria it&liana."
Los corresponsales del Soviet
con las tropas leales describen
ell panico de los italianos y Mi :
1hael Rotzsov, del "Pravda," di
ce que la carretera al norte de
esa poblaci6n era I'm enjambre
de camiones, caiones, armas,
gradas, alimentos, gasolina, etc.
TODD abandonado en- la huida
por los vencidos.
llya Ehrenburg, en- IZveStla,
eseribe desde Valencia v comen
ia ell derrumbe del "bluff" tia
liano que ha mantenido en- cons
tante susie a Inglaterra v con-
tenido a Francia; pero que fue
deshecho por los aeroplanos de
combate, los de GAIA, los tan :
ques y la habilidad tactica y CO.
ordination de los commentaries
del gobferno de la Rep1blica.
Los tanques italianos fueron
destrozados en- Ia ofensiva por
los "cruceros de terra" de los
leales, que montan eanones de
tres palgadas Y cuatro grandes
ametralladoras.
Estos despachos revelan la di
recci6n del sentimiento popular
y la aparente determination del
gobierno de impedir que Espa-
La gaceta., 1937-03-23
p A HA COMPRADO
NUEVOS
DE ARMAs EN MEXICO

M&jico, ID. F., MARIO 23.--Un
contrato de 100000 en- NUM-
clones de guerra ACADIA de fir
marse entire la embajada Espa-
hola y ell gobierno mejicano. Sc
firm6 Ell documento cuando un
embargo International hace d.
ficil para los leales ell obtener
abastecimientos de Francia, y
lleva las firmas de don Felix
Gordon Ordas eel einbajador, Y
del ministro de hacienda de Me
jico, Euardo Suarez.
Ell gobierno entregara rifles,
ametralladoras, cafones de cam
pafa Y fortificaciones y NUM-
clones.
Creese que las municiones
seran embarcadas en- la moto-
nave "Motomar', que sigue to-
davia en- Veracruz, cargando.
Coincidentemente Sc ha anun
La gaceta., 1937-03-23

Asegdrase que Ell gobierno ha
utilizado 80 tanques en- Guada-
lajara, ell mayor n6mero usado
por las fuerzas leales desde
qae la guerra empezara.
La artillerfa leal bombarde6
aver a Navalperal de Pinares,
en- ell frente de Avila. Los mill
cianos adoptaron IA tactica de
ravance frontal a traves de Val
demaqueda, a corta distancia
de Navalperal.
Comunican de Paris que ell
precipitado retorno de Mussoli-
nj desde Africa sc debe a la de-
rrota sufrida por las divisiones
italianas EN- ell frente de Espa-
ma.
AL regresar a Roma ell Duce IL
doptara una norma definitiNa
sobre la guerra e~spanola, rati-
rando a Franco toda su ayuda
o mandando nuevas tropas, en-
.cuyo case surgiran grandes pro
babilidades de una guerra en- to-
da Europa.
La gaceta., 1937-03-23
TOMARON PARTE EN- LA
oFENSIvA 80 TANoUES
Mussolini regrssa de Africa pa
IA definir su actitud CON res
pecto a EsPaRa
La aviacion leai bcmbardS6 a
Jadraqus, en- 81 frente de
Guadalajara

Madrid, MARIO 23.-Los re-
beldes del general Franco han
empezado de nuevo a hacer re-
sistencia a las tropas leales que
avanzan en- al sector de Guada-
lajara, v dicese que Sc preparan
para una bataRa.
La aviaci6n lead bombarde6 a.
yer a Jadraque, una importan-
tie posici6n de los rebeldes al oes
10 de la carretera de Guadalaja
ra, y observe Qns los facciosos
Sc preparan para una batalla.
Aparentemente los insurgen-
tes e italianos Sc han atrinche-
RADIO y aguardaR oil ataque de
las milicias en- es~ lugar.
'E avanQe de aver tue aFgo
lento por parte de las tAOpas de
la Repdblica, con Ell Gin dc dar
tempo a las columns de la IL
quierda n Ia dereOha a limpias
ell campo = impede vm ataque
de flaneo.
La victoria de Ia coumna pa
rece haber removido Ell peligrc
de una cufa fascista q 10 largo
de los rios Tajuna v Tajo v Ia
carretera de Cuenca.
Tanquss del ejercfto leal a.
vanzaron hoy on Ia parte oeste
de la carretera, psniendo en- fu-
ga a los insurGentes.
La gaceta., 1937-03-23

ciado que ell gobierno mejicano
sc propone comprar armament
tos en- los Estado sUnidos, en- a.
bril- o mayo, con ell fin de dar
al ejercito TODD 10 que necesita.
La fecha de la compra ne Sc ha
determii do todavia.
Ademas de las armas Sc ha
vendido a Espana 600, 900 kilos
de azdcar y probablemente Sc lie
venderan aeroplanos Y frijolss.
MEXICO Ihace los embarques a
cuenta de los barcos fabricados
en- los arsenales espanoles.
La gaceta., 1937-03-23

ma sc convierta en- una naci6n
fascista.
Los rusoa opinan que una Es-
pana fascista bajo ell dominic o
la egida de Italia y Alemania
inevitablemente distraeria la a.
tenci6n franco-britanica del o.
riente de Europa, concentrando
la en- las comunicaciones del Me
diterraneo.
Por esta raz6n ell Soviet no
puede permitir una victoria fas
cista en- ESpana.
La gaceta., 1937-03-23
ESTA REUNlDO Ell COMITE
DE RI

Londres, MARIO 23.-7Se reu-
ni6 81 comite de no-intervenci6n
con ell fin de impedir que Sc con
|tienen mandando armas y volun
tarios a Espana.
Dicese que ell ministro Eden,
luego de conferenciar con cince
embajadores, ha trillado ell ca
mino para solucionar una dispu
ia entire Russia y Portugal. Ru-
STA Sc oponia al nombramiento
de un candidate portuguese para
agente en- uno de los puertos
de control.
De Roma aseguran que todos
los italianos que combaten jun
to a los fascistas, en- Espaiia,
son voluntarios.
La gaceta., 1937-03-23
sECCT0N 6VENIL DE LOS
CABAIIlERDS LEAI7ES DE
e

Por 'orden del hermano Pre-
sidente cito q todos los hernia
nos v hermanas para La Junta
General que Sc efae~@a Ell pro-
ximo MMrco "a, ] iasg M.
en- que Sc ferira Ell grado
varios eahdidatos y en- la que
nuestra 0rquesta Juwenil. bajo
Ia habil direction del hermano
Maestro Salgado, nos deleitara
con uapbuen programa musical,
Ademag Sc tratara sobre u Eas
ter Egg Hunt.
Fraternalmente,
~DeliG Perez,
a Secretaria.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03

which attracts people from every
where. While the celebration of Roa-
noke Island will include the presenta-
ton of historic pageant, under the
direction of Paul Green, it will differ
completely from the Oberammergau
sacred pageant, but there will be a
similarity in that it is planned to
make the Roanoke Island Pageant an
institution just as is the Oberammer-
gau pageant.
The celebration will be held at
which is now as accessible as any
other county-seat in North Carolina
Formerly this point on the map of
Eastern North Carolina was so COM
pletely isolated that it was supplant-
ed in interest by the later settlements
at Jamestown in Virginia and Ply
mouth Rock in Massachusetts.
The three hundredth anniversary of
the settlement of Jamestown was cele-
brated with an exposition atsNorfolk.
but it is not planned to make the
celebration at Roanoke Island an ex-
position, according to Mr.. Fearing, al
though the restoration of the old fort,
the chapel and other buildings give to
the historic spot a peculiar interest,
which will be enhanced by the pre-
sentation of the historic pageant.
Not far distant is the Wright Memo
rial, marking the spot where man first
rose into the air in a heavier than
air machine, and this is also a world
renowned spot.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03
FOREST FIRES ARE
FEW IN JANUARY
Careless Smokers Constitute Greatest
Menace to Woods, Reports
Indicate
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
in the Sir Walter Hotel

Raleigh, March 3.-Nature proved a
valuable ally to forest fire protection
forces in North Carolina during the
month Of January, and the resulting
damage to the forests of the State was
among the lowest experienced in
many months, according to a report
yesterday from the division of for
estry of the Department of Conserva-
ton and Development.
The report revealed a total of 76
fires in the so counties organized for
forest fire protection compared with
81 during the previous month. These
blazes burned over a total of 1.4O6
acres and caused damages estimated
at 81 662
Careless smokers constituted the
highest hazards to the woodlands of
the State in January, being charged
with "a or almost one-third of the
total. Recreationists, including hunt
ers, fishermen, and campers, were
blamed with the next highest number
ID. Brush burners and incendiarists
were charged with causing the next
largest number Of forest fires. - each
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03

lEontinued from rage One.e
proposed $s,ooo,0oo a year old age
pensions program. The House bloc
which has been in revolt against this
provision of the bill is composed of
those members who. believe the State
and Federal governments should bear
the entire cost of the program and
that the counties should not bear any
of it. On the other hand, the admin
istratiop bloc agrees with Governor
Hoey that the State cannot afford to
put more than 100000 into the pen
sion program and that the counties
can and should put up the 100000
a year, as proposed in the Senate bill,
since by so doing they will get back
100000 from the State and Federal
governments to spend in the counties
The administration bloc also grees
with the governor that county partici-
patton is necessary in order to prevent
the pyramiding of pensions costs
through a relaxation of care in ap-
proving applicants for pensions-or
in plain words, the padding" of pen
sions rolls.
The administration forces are con-
WINGED that unless the counties are re-
quired to bear portion of the cost of
old age pensions that the same thing
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-03
PAGEANT FEATURES
ROANOKE PROGRAM

Raleigh, March 3-Roanoke Island
will this year be conspicuous in the
news of the world by reason of the
celebration Of the 35Oth anniversary of
the settling of Sir Walter Raleigh's
Lost Colony, which begins 5'uly Fourth
and continues throughout September
Sixth.
D. B. Fearing, chairman in charge
of arrangements, reported while in
Raleigh this week that requests for
information had come from the lead
ing newspapers of London and other
English cities as well in America. Par
ticular emphasis has been placed
upon the settlement of Roanoke Is
land because it marks the beginning
of English civilization in America.
Obaremmergau in upper Bavaria,
Germany, has long been noted through
out the world for the Passion Play,