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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

Sc trinacteho poschodi. Neko-
lik rakouskych konsuld Sc
vzdalo 1radu, kdyz jim mari
zeno bylo z Rakouska, ably ma
konsulatech rakouskych wye
seny byly nazisticke vlajky.
Ceskoslovensky parliament
wren byl v 1tery v rozruch ul-
timatem Karla Hermann
Franck, misrepresentation SUI
detske nemecke strany, ably
Ceskoslovensko radeji podro-
bilo Sc situaci nezli DAFT novou
pTicinu ku stiznosti.
BouTe odporu ozvala Sc,
kdyz Franck pc DAM nazistic-
keno pozdravu oslovil poslan-
ce: "moji kamaradi."
Prohlasil, re hnutf mezi su-
detskymi Nemci ma hranic1ch
Ceskoslovenska, ma Ia 1cel
"z1ti a re ceskoslovenska VIA
da nesm1 odpuzovati toto jake
hotovou udalost."
Asi $780, 600 sudetskych
Nemc1 je Cechoslovaky zijfc1-
mi V zarezu do jihovychodnl
cast Nemecka.
Anglicky prist6hovalecky u
rad odeprel vpustenf uprchll-
XII z Rakouska pred vchodem
do Angle, kteri nemaj1 dosti
pr1jmu, ably sc tam sami vydr-
zovati mohli.
Pc reel pronesene v pondelf
We Vidni, Hitler opustil tuto
odjezdem do Mnichova. V re-
ci sve prohlasil, re pfipojenlm
Rakouska ku Nemecku dosahl
nejvetsfho 1spechu We SVEN III
vote. Rakousko dnes jest je-
nom "distriktem" nemecke FL
Sc. We V1dni v1tan byl veliky-
mi zastupy.
Spojene Staty zachovaly Sc
V 1tery ku Rakousku jake ne
odvislemu statu povolujlce je-
mu mnoha obchodn1 dobrOdin1
a odep1raj1ce tyto Nemecku.
Rakousko tim obdrzelo tarifn1
koncese rovne konces1m Cesko
1slovensku poskytnutych.
Europa otTesena tahem Ne
mecka a boj1c1 sc dalsfch
zmen, pos1lala v 1tery sve ka-
pitaly do Ameriky. Ma New
York Stock Exchange tax IVA
ne "zbrojnf stocky" nabyly ma
Gene a ceny "a pod1l byly o 81
vyssl. Bankeri Americtf ceka-
lii zvysene pos1lani zlata z E.
vropy, zvlaste z Angle.
.Vysoky sovetsky 1rednfk v
Moskve v 1tery rekl, re Rusko
hotovo jest jfti Ceskoslovensku
ku pomoci v prfpadu nemecke
no 1toku, kdyby Francie dala
svoji vojenskou ponce.
Obojf, jak Rusko tax Fran
Gle svolily ku smlouv6 pomoci
,Ceskoslovensku prot 1toku.
Nemect1 vojaci, ktem prijeli
do V1dne, ably posilili vladu
nazistG, obdrzeli pc 100 ma
rex, ably je utratili a ucinili
DOZEN ma v1densk6 obyvatel-
stvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
hostel shoreI.

V Chicago Polsko-katolicky
hostel sv. Vaclava, nebo jak
jej Polaci jmenujl ST. Wences-
laus, ma Lawndale ave. a Ros-
coe ulici, shoTel. Skoda Sc pa
Ct ma 100000. Ma sc Ia to,
re ohen povstal vedle hlavnf-
no oltaTe nepochybne nasled-
KEN skTfzeni dratG. hostel
jest kombinovana budova, We
ktere jest skola a n%epochybne
j m1stnosti ma schIZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

INA zaklade urcitych zprav,
doslych z Vidne, britska a
francouzska vlada professional
ly proti domnelemu natlaku sc
strany Nemecka k ovlivneni
vyvoje V Rakousku. Nemecka
vlada odmftla tyto protesty ja-
ko nezarucene a soucasne OBJ
iasnila falesne zpravy, 'ktere
ony dive vlady obdrzely."
Hitler postal zvlastnlho Wy
slancem letadlem S vlastnoruc
ne psanym dopisem k italske-
mu premieru Mussolinimu o
situaci V Rakousku.
Obsah Hitlerova dopisu ne
byl dan do verejnosti. Soud1
Sc vsak, re Hitler vysvetloval
svdj plan O nazifikaci Rakou-
ska a zadal Mussoliniho, ably
dodrzel podmfnky italo-nemec
Ike alliance, kterou pry, jak Sc
pravf, byla dana Nemecku vol
ma ruka k "m1rumilovnemu
vniknutf" do Rakouska.
Lord Perth, britsky velvy-
slanec v Italii, me- poradu S i
talskym ministrem zahranic1
Cianem. V britskych i ital-
skych kruzich odepreli vsak u
DAFT, tykala-li sc tato porada
rakouske situace. Jinak je zde
cititi prekvapen1 mad tim, re
Tretf rise posunula svou from
tn az k Brennerskemu prdsmy
ku, ma same hranice Italie.
Kanclef Hitler nejsmelejsl
ranou, jakou ucinil cd te dolby,
kdy jeho nazisticka strana do
stala sc k veslu, de fakto an
nektoval Rakousko rychlou, O.
zbrojenou invas1, pri n1z neby-
la vypalena jedina rama.
Uvnitr jedineho dine, plneho
udalostf, jez otrasly nahle mi
rem Evropy, Hitler primel kan
clere Kurta Schuschnigga, a.
by podal resignaci, zat1m co
nemecka vojska presla rakou-
ske hranice a dala Sc ma po-
stup k V1dni, mad kterou ma
zistske aeroplany letaly v hro-
zivych vojenskych formaclch.
Briticky kabinet uvazoval v
sobotnf schulz O poskytnut1 vo-
jenske posily Francii k ochra-
ne Ceskoslovenska, kdyby mu
hrozil podobny osud, jaky sti-
hi Rakousko. Nahledy kabi-
netu byly pc ukoncen1 schdze
sdeleny francouzskemu vyslan
ci Corbinovi, avsak zadne ur-
cite rozhodnut1 nebylo ozna-
memo veTejnosti.
Sovetska nejvyss1 valecna ra-
da naTidila mobilisaci vojska,
tankn a letadel podel zapad-
mich hranic Ruska. Bylo tax
ucineno jake opatTenf pro pf1-
pad, re by nemecke vojsko
chtelo podniknouti vpad do
Ceskoslovenska.
Zprava dodava, re v Kyle
We Sc jiz shromazdilo ruske
vojsko a 700 valecnych leta-
del, pTipravenych k hajenl
Ceskoslovenska, kdyby Nemec
ko Sc odvazilo k utoku. Zadne
dalsi podrobnosti nebyly ozna-
meny, ale "Daily Mirror uji-
stuje, re mobilisace ruske ar
mady jest v plnem proudu a
vse sc chysta k rychlemu "a
krOcen1.
Tentyz casopis oznamuje,
Re francouzske vojsko sc hro-
lmadf M sevnr0vVchndnich hra
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

nicfch a vsude mono spatriti
neprehledne fady lesknouclch
Sc bajonetd a del. Vsechny po-
hranicn1 garisony byly ses1le-
ny a vsechny dovolene fran
couzskych vojaku byly odvo-
lany.
Premier DR.. Milan Hodza
svolal csl. ministersky kabinet
k "permanentn1mu zasedan1',
ably byl neustalem styku S u
dalostmi situace, ktera vyvsta-
la tim, re nazisticke Nemecko
sc zmocnilo sousedn1ho Ra-
kouska.
We zprave sc pravf: Goes
koslovensko klidne vyckava
dalsiho vyvoje a rozhodnut1
zapadnich velmoc1."
Urady oznamily, re rakous-
ko-ceskoslovenske hranice by
ly uzavreny uprchl1kdm a tt,
kteri uz byli u csl. hranic, byli
poslani zpet do Rakouska.
s Nemecke rozhlasove spolec-
nosti, ably proklamace kancle-
re Hitlera O Rakousku byla
rozSiTena csl. rozhlasem pc
Icele Csl. republice nebylo do
voleno.
Nemecky vyslanec v Praze
ujistil csl. vladu, re V Berllne
nemaj1 zadnych dmyslG prot
Ceskoslovensku We spojenl sc
zaborem Rakouska.
V Ceskoslovensku panuje
naprosty kid vzdor tomu, re
ostatni Europa je rozechvena.
Csl. listy cituj1 anglicky a fran
couzsky fisk, ktery Sc rozepsal
O Rakousku. z anglickeho It's
ku zejmena londynske Times
odsuzuji jednani Nemecka W.
ci Rakousku. Francouzsky
fisk VIOLA kolektivnlm jednanl
Velke Britanie a Francie.
Pozoruhodne je, re csl. ko-
runa ma burse v Curychu We
Svycarsku z1stala pevna, &C
Ikoli udalosti v Rakousku mely
neblahy vliv ma ostatn1 hod-
noty.
Jihoslovenska vojska dosta-
la rozkaz, ably mela pohoto-
vost podel celych rakouskych
hranic. Zprava, re jihoslovan-
ska vojska budou poslana pres
rakouske hranice nebyla po-
tvrzena.
Northumberland vojenske Cd
Oily Adolfa Hitlera, c1taj1ci
As, 700 vojakG "a tfi hodiny
zmocnily sc kontroly celeho
Rakouska, zeme, maj1cf 1880
900 obyvatel.
O ctvrt ma II dine IL. brez-
ma v noci pechota pfekrocila
rakouske hranice a ctvrt ma
dive dnes rano pfednl straze
nemeckeho vojska zmocnily sc
policejn1ho reditelstv1 a tele-
grafn1ch stanic We V1dni a "a
vedly pT1snou censuru.
Rakousko prestalo byti sa-
mostatnym narodem V nedeli
a stale Sc casti nemecke rise
rozsirene cd adriatickeho mo-
re ku severn1mu mort. Konec
politicke svobody doc1len v me-
deli dvema kroky: Predne,
president Wilhelm Miklas re-
signoval. Byl prot nazisticke
cinnosti v Rakousku.
Ia druhe Arthur Seysz-In-
quart, kancleT ustanoveny Hi
tlerem ujal Sc vlady a ozna-
mil odstranenf rakouskeho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
parlamentOVanf.

p~arlamentovan1.
Rama rakouske samostatno-
sti zasazena byla v historicke
budove, V n1z kongres Widen
sky drzan byl cd roku 1914 a
1915 a kde roku 1884 Engel-
bert Dollfuss, jenz bojoval pro
tt nazismu, byl zastrelen.
Nedele V Rakousku Zavinila
paniku mezi Tidy. Vyprasky
techto a niceni zidovskych OBJ
chod1 bylo ma dennfm porad-
ku. Skorem vsichni byvali So
cialistictf v1dcove prchli. Je-
den, jenz z1stal, prohlasil:
"Jsem jiz pf1lis starry. Mo-
hou Sc mnou d6lati CO chtej1.
Katollci n~avst1vili mise S t6z-
kym srdcem. Swastika prapor
Vial z arcibiskupskeho palace.
NekteTi katol1ci V den ten me-
Ii swastiky ma svych kabatech,
ale odnali je, jakmile do kos
tell vesli.
Theodor, kardinal Innitzer,
vydal prohlasen1 ku diecesi:
"Katol1ci We V1dni jsou tuto
nedeli zadani dekovati Panu
Bohu "a bezkrvavy beh velike
politicke zmeny a prositi "a
lstastnou budoucnost Rakous-
! ka."
We styrskem Hradci tricet
jeptisek pozorovalo priced Sc
desat aeroplan1 S 80 dGstojn1-
ky a 700 cleny nemeckeho VOL
ska. Jake JIM Rakusane,
vzdaly nazisticky pozdrav.
V Londyne, jak zprava hla-
sila V 1tery rano, stale rosie
postrach, re evropska situace
je stale hroziv6js1.
Strach, re valka jest neod-
vratitelnou treba ne zcela biz
kou, byl vetSl v pondel1 neil
pc nemeckem vtrhnut1 do Ra-
kouska.
Dalsfm znepokojen1m by
la zmena v Zem1ch. V Londy-
ne zmena zavinila postrach re
treba, doslo-li by ku valce, O.
ma utrpi porazku. Strachy ty-
to hlaseny byly V parlamentu
ma vsech stranach a i We vefej-
nosti. Toto vse upom1nalo Lon
dyn O mesic1ch pTedchazej1-
cfch svetovou waikiki, kdyz Lord
Roberts jezdil pc Anglii vybl-
zeje ku s%episovan1 muzu pro
valku.
Rec hlavn1 V pondel1 prone
sena byla prvn1m ministrem,
chamberlain. Tento polozil
hlavnf d6raz ma to, re Angle
must rozsffiti a urychliti sv1j
program O sesfleni zbrojen1.
Premier pred tydnem byl O.
pacneho nazoru, kdyz projevil
Mailed, re program o ses1lenl
zbrojen1 NIUE pocekati.
Papezsky dv6r v Rhine, jak
pfse list Osservatore Romano
" pondelf projevil strach, re
nabozenska svoboda V Rakou-
sku zmenou utrp1, tax jake u
trpela pc zmene V Nemecku.
Sir Samuel Hoare, sekretai
pocal svolavati v pondell l.
600, 900 dobrovoln1kI ktef1 by
hotovi byli chraniti Londyn
pred najezdem nepfatelskych
vzducholodi.
V ST. Louis spalena byla v
pondeli nazisticka vlajka vis1-
CT s okna ma IA. poschod1 ne
meckeho konsulatu neZna-
mym ktery zapalil il pochodnl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Pc tanecni zabave.

TTi mlade parky vracejici Sc
z tanecnf zabavy, vrazily do
nakladnlho vlaku ma trait dra-
by Indiana Harbora Belt Line
Chicago. 16leta Betty Burns
ova byla zabita. Pet ostatnfch
bylo zraneno. Diva z Mich vaz-
ne, !,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Rusko mad Anglii a Ameriku

&N~O~ AO~ &AA45AAA A@A~s
Sesli Sc American, Anglican
a sovetsky obcan. Pocali no.
vofit O rozslTenf automobiles
mu.
~ mas pfipada jedno auto
ma deset obyvatelI," pravf An
glican.
"To u nas," chlubl sc Ame-
rican "pfipada jedno auto jiz
ma 5 obyvatel."
A tise sc vzdechem dodava
sovetsky obcan:
"To u mas jsou pro kazdeho
obyvatele pripraveny vzdy
diva automobily: jeden nemoc-
nicnf a druhy GPU", (zatyka-
chic 1fadu).
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18
Malek prvn1 obsti z dsti "
Clevelandu letosniho roku.

V Clevelandu sestilety Ri
chard Malek stall sc prvnf det-
skou obetf auta. Byl srazen X
zemi starym autem a prejet
pred domem svych rodic1.
Otec Martin Malek Sci otev.
T1t dvere ma pavlac ~navstevni.
kovi prave v okamziku, kdy5
zahledl, jak jeho synek by
prejet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-03-18

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and furnished upon applica-
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961 N. CHESTER ST.
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sol N. Belnord Avenue
Evening star., 1938-06-25
CHURCH SCHOOL
TO BE REOPENED
Chevy Chase Community Project
Is Sponsored by Churches
in That Area.

The Community Chevy Chase Va
cation Church School will convene
for another four weeks session on
Monday at 9 O'Clock. The churches
sponsoring it are the All-Saints' Epis-
copal. Chevy Chase Baptist. Wesley
Methodist. St. Paul's Lutheran, Chevy
Chase Presbyterian and Chevy Chase
Methodist. All sessions will be held
in the educational building of the
Presbyterian Church on Patterson
street, adjoining the Circle.
There will be four separate depart
ments, with the following principals
IN charge: Nursery. Miss Barbara
Winkler; kindergarten, Miss Weeta
Piercy; primary. Mrs. Rosell E.
Mitchell, and junior, Miss Margaret
Simmonds. Weekday religious instruc-
ton is given daily from 9 to noon,
except Saturday. Emphasis is given
to worship. Handcraft, carpentry and
other expressional activities is part
OF the curriculum. Children from 2
years to II may be enrolled upon pay
ment OF small registration fee. DR..
Bradford ,Bayliss and the Rev. Ed
ward O. Clark are in charge of the
school.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
CHURCHES PLAN
UNION SERVICES
Series to Begin Tomorrow,
With DR.. Pierce Givinq
First Sermon.

In cooperation with Mount Pleasa mt
Congregational Church and the Uni.
versalist National Memorial Church
All-Souls' Unitarian Church is uniting
for a 10th series Of union services
during the summer months. The Sc
ries begins tomorrow in All-Souls'
Church with DB. Ulysses G. B. Pierce
preaching on Keeping Fresh" DR..
Pierce also will occupy his pulpit on
July 3.
On July 10 Rev. DR.. Everett M.
Baker, executive vice president of the
American Unitarian Association, will
preach. and on July II the speaker
will be DR.. w. Waldemar w. .Argow,
minister of the Unitarian Congrega-
tional Church, Syracuse, N. Y.
The services will be held in Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church on
July "a and 81 and August 7, with
the assistant minister. the Rev. George
Ackerly. preaching. The Universalist
National Memorial Church will be
host from August IA through Septem-
Der 4. with the following schedule of
preachers: August IA. DR.. Frederic
w. Perkins. August 81 and %, DR..
Roger F. Etz, minister of the Uni
versalist Church of Newark, N. J.;
September 4, Dr. Robert Cummins.
general superintendent of the Uni
versalist Church.
Since Thursday the high school
young peoples group has been holding
its annual powwow at the Monterey
Inn, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, under
the leadership Of Dr. Pierce, the Rev.
Harvey Swanson of Lancaster, Pa,
and the Rev. Charles Delos O'Brian OF
Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
SPEAKERS LISTED
FOR PILGRIMAGE
William Tyler Page and
Eugene E. Thompson to
Talk Tomorrow.

William Tyler Page, for many years
secretary Of the House Of Representa-.
tives. and Eugene e. Thompson, ma
tional president Of the Laymen's
League Of the Episcopal Church, will
be among the speakers at the pilgrim-
age to st. Johns Church, Bradley lane
and Wisconsin avenue, tomorrow.
The program has been arranged by
the Laymen's League OF the Diocese Of
Washington In cooperation with the
rector, the Rev. Joseph e. williams.
Mr.. Page will deliver. the address at
the service Of morning prayer at II
am. and MIR. Thompson will be the
speaker at pm.
Three group conferences will be held
at 2 pm. on the following subjects:
"The Woman's Auxiliary" under
the leadership Of Miss Florence Hyde:
THE Church School," under the lead.
ership OF s. A. Wood, and Mems
Work in the Church." under the lead
ership Of Ogle r. Singleton.
Box luncheons, brought bv Zach
family. will be served on the church
grounds between the morning service
and the afternoon program. Arrange
ments are in charge of j. C. Benzing.
president Of the Laymen's League in
st. Johns Parish. and Jesse A. Law.
chairman of the Pilgrimage Commit
tee. who extend an invitation to all
persons to attend
Evening star., 1938-06-25
treason OF FAILURE
THEME OF SERMON
Rev. Albert P. Shirley to Preach
at Francis Asbury at II AM.
Tnm orrow

The Rev. Albert p. Shirley will
preach at Francis Asbury Church at
IL am. tomorrow on The Reason
for Failure" and at 8 pm. on The
Lure Of Life" The young people will
meet at Gas
On Monday the Third Quarterly
Conference will be held at pm.
On Tuesday from 8 to 1890 there
will be a silver tea sponsored by the
P. w. Jeffries Bible Glass for the
benefit Of the building fund, 1T the
home Of Mrs. M. H. Mcintyre, 3l06
Thirty-fourth street NV. From, 8
to ii Wednesday the young people
will meet for game night. On Thurs
day at 8 pm. the prayer service will
be conducted by the pastor. who will
speak on Spiritual Refreshment."
The following are delegates at the
various summer conferences: Patsy
Ridgeway, David Hargrove. Eugene
Ferguson. Glen Beane. Mary Lou
Harris. Lila McAuley, Frances Whitley
and Marjorie Havens.
At the Young Peoples Conference
as Massenetta. July 4 through 10. the
Rev. Mr.. Shirley will be the vesper
speaker.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
DR.. JOHN RUST|N
SELECTS THEMES
The City Of God and when
Life TumbIes In Are
Announced.

DR.. John w. Rustin will speak to-
morrow morning at Mount Vernon
Place M. E. Church South on The
City Of God" and in the evening on
When Life Tumbles In" The choir.
under the direction of Deane Shure,
will sing anthems and the quaret will
sing offertory selections at each hour
OF worship. DR.. Rustin will address
the adult division at $50, speaking
on Christian Education and the
Total Program Of the Church." The
Imperial Male Quartet, w. Arthur
Mccoy. Ellsworth E. Condron, ]. Ben
ton Webb and Francis p. Heartsill.
will sing.
The last tea for this season will be
held at 6:l5. All young people are
invited. The organ recital will be
played by Edward s. Crum, guest or
ganist and young Washingtonian,
who is now director of music in a
Bible school in Freeman, S. Oak.
The United Relief Committee will
meet Monday at 8 pm.
The Mount Vernon PLAYERS will
present "Dulcy." three-act comedy by
George S. Kaufman and Marc Con-
nelly. at the church Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday at 8:l5. Ad-
mission is free. The cast: Frances
Harlan, Delma Smith. Edward P,
Mangum. Clarence Cornell Marjorie
Harrison. Mildred Elmore, Howard
Stingle. Philip E. Pierce, Virgil Black
well. Joseph Sweeney and Herbert
Corley. Edward P. Mangum. director.
and William Spencer, jr., stage
manager.
The following members Of the
younger adult department will attend
the adult assembly at Front Royal,
Va. this week end: Eleanora Ham,
mond. Zelda Evans. Carol Arnold,
Ruth Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis,
Mildred Beckett. Joseph Newton,
Elizabeth Ray, Bessie Leach. Francis
Gates, Vivian Melvin. Mr.. and Mrs
John stoy. Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller, Earl Miller Betty Rye. Nola
Mcdonald, Elizabeth Krdier. Philip
Pierce. Gladys Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs
William Firth, John Grower and W.
A. Graham.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
CHURCH TO START
new SERVICE PLAN
Chevy Chase Baptist Pastor to
Deliver Two Sermons in
Morning.

Beginning tomorrow Chevy Chase
Baptist Church will inaugurate a plan
Of having services at am. and II
am. This is for the convenience of
members who cannot always attend the
III o'clock service The same sermon
will be given by the pastor, the Rev.
Edward o. Clark The subject tomor-
row morning will be The Lost Chord"
Union vesper service will be held on
the lawn Of All Saints Church at 7
pm. DR.. Henry w. Snyder, pastor of
st. Pauls Lutheran Church, will be
the speaker.
This church is cooperating with
other churches in the community in
the conducting of the Vacation Church
School, which begins next Monday
morning at the Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church.
The devotional service Thursday eve
ming will be in charge of the pastor,
with men Of the church assisting.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
SWEDISH PRINCE
T0ATTEND RITES
Distinguished Party Will Be
at Lutheran Services
on July 3.

The Augustana Lutheran congrega-
tion, which worships every Sunday at
II am. at 2400 Sixteenth street NV.
tomorrow. and on the next Sunday
will have hundreds Of visitors to
Washington who will be on their way
to and from the great tercentenary
celebration of the first permanent set
tlement of the Delaware Valley by the
Swedes in 1888. His Royal Highness
the Crown Prince Of Sweden will at
tend the service on July 3, accom-
panied by the entire distinguished
party Of eminent churchmen, states
men. educators, scientists. economists,
labor leaders, etc, sent to this coun-
try by the Swedish government to
participate in the Wilmington. Del,
and Philadelphia festivities June 81 to
80.
At the service tomorrow. at which
the Rev. Ralph Peterson OF st. Paul.
Mimi, will be the guest preacher, it
Is expected worshipers of Swedish
descent will be present from many
parts Of the land DR.. Arthur o.
Helm. pastor of the congregation.
will be in charge Of the service and
will conduct the liturgy.
DR.. Helm and members of the Au-
gustana delegation will participate
next Tuesday evening in the great all
Lutheran service to be held in Con-
vention Hall of Philadelphia At this
service the introduction of Lutheran
ism into America by the Swedish set
tiers of 300 years ago will be commem-
GRATED. The Crown Prince of Sweden
and his encourage, together with Min
lister and Wollmar Bostrom of WASH
ington, will be guests of honor, and.
besides Lutheran leaders of America,
two bishops of the Lutheran Church
OF Sweden will have prominent parts
in the service.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
REV. J. H. GARNER
ANNOUNCES THEME
'Jesus-the Straightforward Will
Be Subject Tomorrow Of
PRESBYTERIAN Pastor.

"Jesus-the straightforward will be
the subject of the Rev. j. H. Garner
tomorrow morning in the Sixth Presby-
terian Church. Members of the
Mothers Glass maintain a nursery for
small children whose parents desire to
have them attend.
The college age young people will
meet at pm.
Mrs. Stuart Domains and Mrs. Louis
Nordine's chapters of the Women's
Orga anization will hold a lawn fete
Friday evening on the church lawn.
j The vacation church school will be
iconducted. beginning June q and run
ming through July Is, with the excep-
ton Of Saturdays. Sundays and July
a, from 9 am. to noon. Teachers and
: departments of the school are, kinder
sgarten, Mrs. v. c. Petit, assisted by
Miss Margaret Lowry; primary, Mrs.
&C. Carton Swain. assisted by Miss
Mary Helen Richardson: junior de-
partment. Harry A. Disney. Glasses
In Bible and character study, worship,
handicraft and recreation will be
adapted to each group Any child
from 3 to 13 years of age, irrespective
Of church, is invited. There Is no
charge.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
TO GREET DR.. BRIGGS
Back From North Carolina, He
Will Preach on 'Christ's
Challenge to Church.

DR.. John E. Briggs has returned
from North Carolina and will preach
tomorrow morning in Fifth Baptist
Church on "Christ's Challenge to His
Church." and at 7:45 pm. on THE
God Of Elijah" At the evening serv-
ice the ordinance of baptism will be
administered.
The Baptist Training Union will
meet at $50 pm.
The church vacation school will
open Monday at $50 am, closing
July IS. All children between the ases
Of and Is are welcome. Miss Ethel
Lucas will supervise the school and
teach the intermediate department;
Mrs. B. B. Asop will teach the juniors,
Mrs. D. D. Green. the primaries. and
Miss Helen Yager the beginners,
Joseph Sorrell will assist in the
school. Is will several members Of the
Kendall Baptist Church, Mrs. Lyle
Sherman and Mrs. Whiting. Mrs. Car
rie Walsh will have charge of the
girls handiwork. assisted by several
women. The school is held with the
members of the Kendall Baptist
Church cooperating.
The annual Sunday school excursion
to Marshall Hall will be June 40.
Boats leave 10 am, 2, $50 and $50
pm.
Prayer service at. 8 pm. Thursday.
conducted by the pastor.
Evening star., 1938-06-25
DR.. ZIMMERMAN
TO PREACH HERE
Grace Lutheran Pulpit to Be
Occupied by Baltimore
Minister in Morning.

The sermon at IL am. tomorrow in
Grace Lutheran Church will be de-
livered by DR.. L. M. Zimmerman, pas
tor emeritus Of Christ Lutheran
Church. Baltimore, Md, on "A Place
That Gladdens.
The pastor, Dr. Gerald E. Lenski,
will share in the service, conducting
the liturgical order. DR.. Lenski is
returning from New York City, where
he has spent the week at the annual
session of the Eastern district of the
American Lutheran Church. The spe-
cial soloist will be Charter Heslep,
tenor.
Beginning tomorrow, the church will
operate on the regular summer sched-
ule. Sunday school will be held at
s:45 am. The morning service will
be held at II am. and will be kept
within an hours length. Evening
services will be discontinued. Visit
ing ministers will be heard. During
July Student William Althaus, who is
completing his theological training,
will preach.
The Fidelity Club will meet June
~. 8 pm, In the church hall. Mrs.
Alice Reavis will serve as hostess,