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Evening star., 1938-04-09
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN
SUBJECT is CITY GATES
Several Young Persons Will Be
Confirmed in Palm Sunday
Service

The City Gates" will be the sub
ject Palm Sunday at II am. in
Georgetown Lutheran Church, by the
Rev. Harold E Beatty The choir,
under the direction of Mrs. Helen Al
bert, will sing The King of Glory -
McGranahan. also as an ofTertorv
The Palms" Faure
The following Young persons are to
be confirmed: William Bonini. Warren
BrOdle. Mildred June Manning, Harold
Ohler, Bessie Ridcnhour. Yvonne PIa-
Vadal and June PlaVadal. The Young
people meet at 7 pm
Holy Week services Wednesday, 8
pm, preparatory services; sermon by
Rev Arthur o. Helm, pastor OF the
Swedish Lutheran Church; Thurs
day, 3 pm, holy communion Good
Friday. 6 pm, sermon by the Rev.
Albert F. Harkins Of Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

MANY persons think il was dubious
policy for him to stress and amplify
in the letter given out a Warm Springs
last week, that he has no inclination
/ to be dictator"
Mr.. Roosevelt, of course. is aware
/ Of the furor those two expressions of
his created He Gems not at al dis
turbed by it. He referred to one of
I the episodes at his Friday conference
yesterday. TIE giving out Of the letter
about dictatorship" at Warm Springs
had taken place At midnight or later,
and had brought some of the CORE
. spondonts from bed In humorous
/ alluSl0n to this. M Roosevelt sug-
gPsted that AT the next banquet of the
White House Correspondents Associa-
ton, the correct dress for guests ought
to be paiamas and nightShirts.
More Humor Eubbles Tn.
The touch Of hunOr bubbled up
again and again al yesterdays con-
/ ference. Some one asked the Presi-
/ cent about the health Of one of his
secretaries, Mr.. Mcintyre. VINO is in
the hospital. Nj. Roosevelt said that
Mac" is fine and cheerful. that Mac"
wanted to 20 to her Gridiron dinner
tonight. but that both Of his doctors
told him he must not-the two doc
tors being the hospital one and Presl-
dent Roosevelt himself
When some one asked question
about a military appropriation bill. the
President replied that the ouestioner
had better ask for that information
from Senator McKellar and Senator
Copeland. That reply must have been
merely matter Of fact, for Messrs.
Copeland and McKellar are senior
members Of the Committee on Appro-
prlatlonS. The quickly seized oppor-
tunlty for humor lay N the fact that
recently and conspicuously Mr.. Cope-
land and Nj McKellar have carried
on littl" personal military affair Of
their own.
About other matters Mr.. Roosevelt
was as prompt and drect. as ready
TO answer and amplify, as is his usual
way al press conferences. He was
also, when the question might be
embarrassing, as quick to be prudent
and cautious. Some one asked him
II ne had any comment to make on
the suggestion Of Mayor La Guardla
of New York that the Government at
washington turn sl50,00O, 900 over to
Evening star., 1938-04-09
PROFESSIONAL PLANNED
Choir and Congregation to Join
in st. Pauls Rite.

The palm procession in st. Pauls
Church on TWenty-third street. near
Washington Circle, will be led by the
choir with the ancient music of the
procession being sung by the congre-
CATION and the choir. This Will be
sung at the service of holy eucharist
at II O'Clock. The Rev. J. Herbert
Mayors will conclude his series of
sermons al 8 pm. on The Holy
Spirit" at the service of solemn even
song and benediction.
On Thursday there will be a watch
kept before the blessed sacrament
throughout the day. On Good Friday
the service Of the three hours is-12 to
/. litany and instruction; to 2, COM
munlon Office and sermon; 2 to 2:30,
The Reproaches" 2:30 to 8, even
song and instruction.
On Easter Eve there are the bap-
tisms.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
SERVICE ORDERS
tCopyright, 1889

detached naval operations to U. S. S.
Idaho; May.
Lee, 1t. Comdr Clarence v, de-
tached Naval Academy to U. S. S.
AylwIn; May.
TroXell, 1t. Comdr. Jacob w. Medi-
cal Corps, detached U. S. S. Whitney
to Naval Training Station, Norfolk,
Va; May.
Giles, 1t. Comdr. Donald T, de-
tached navy yard, Portsmouth, Va. to
U. S. S. Wichita; June.
Hall, 1t Comdr. Grover B. H, de-
tached Naval Air Station, Anacostia,
to U. S. S, Ranger; June.
Holloway, 1t, Comdr. James L., jr.,
detached naval operations to U. S. S.
Idaho; May.
Hutton, 1t. Comdr. Charles L., de-
tached Navy Mine Depot. Yorktown,
Va, to U. S. S. Boise: May.
Garland 1t. Guy P. detached naval
operations to U. s. S. California: June.
Gingras, 1t. Richard H, detached
Naval Academy to L. S. S. Salt Lake
City; May
Foster, 1t. John G., jr., detached
Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va, to
U. S. S. Concord; June.
Ganahl, 1t. Richard G., detached
Naval Home, Philadelphia, to U. S. S.
San Francisco, June.
Greenslade, 1t John F., detached
Bureau Aeronautics, to U. S. S. Swan;
May.
Loughead, 1t. Edward c., detached
Naval Academy, TO U. 8. S. Enter
prise; April.
Taylor, 1t. Joe, detached Naval Air
Station, Norfolk, Va, to U. S. S. Lex
ington June
Tucker, 1t. Thayer T, detached
Bureau Aeronautics, to VIC Sc: June.
Owens, 1t. q. g. Seymour D. de-
tached U. S. S. Cincinnati, to Naval
Academy; June.
Parham, 1t. q. g. John C., jr.. de-
tached U. S. S Trenton, to Naval
Training Station, Norfolk, Va; June.
Ryan, 1t. q. g. Stephen j., Medical
Corps detached Naval Medical School,
to Naval Hospital, Pearl Harbor, T. H:
April
Flala, 1t. q. g. Reid P, detached
U. S. S. Trevor, to Naval Academy;
May.
Foley. 1t, g. g. Francis J., detached
U. S. S. Flusser, to Naval Academy:
June
Herms, 1t. q. g Charles r, de-
tached Naval Academy, TO U. S. S,
Saratoga May.
Hunter, 1t q. g. Raymond P de-
tached U. S. 8. Quincy, to Naval
Academy; June
Evening star., 1938-04-09
CANTATA HOLY CITY
TO BE SUNG BY CHOIR
DR.. Mayo to Direct John Wesley
A. M. E. Zion Church Singers
Tomorrow Night.

The cantata The Holy City" by
Gaul, will be sung by the cathedral
choir Of John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Church tomorrow night, with the
Junior choir used in antiphonal and
echo singing. They will be directed
by DR.. w. Scott Mayo. The Rev.
Stephen Gill Spottswood will preach
at IL o'clock on The Victory of the
Palms"
Holy Week services will be as fol-
lows: April Il, the Rev. James Clair
Taylor of Harrisburg, Pa. April 12.
the Rev. William r. Jones, pastor of
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church; April
l3, the Rev. S. A. Gordon Grant, pas
tor of Gibson Grove A NJ. E. Zion
Church; April IA, the Rev Mr.. Spots
wood; April IS. noon, the Rev. Edgar
A. Love, superintendent of the Wash
ingtOn district, Methodist Episcopal
Church. l pm, the Rev. David Cecil
Lynch, pastor Of Metropolitan Wes-
ley A. M. z. Zion Church; 2 pm, the
Rev. Mr., Spottswood The theme of
these services will be The Seven
Last Words of Christ"
Evening star., 1938-04-09
The Capital Parade
Copeland -McKellar Match in Senate Would Have
Interesting Possibilities.

ENAToR KENNETH MCCLELLAN of Tennessee
the Senate by charging of
York believing the man
BAD the
friends have
long OF
hghtng form AS
grabbing and snachng
danes
with yeast-eater than
The two quarreed a
inspiring study in the by-podcts
OF Democracy Copeland of
health
syndcated advice health for
whiC
planned
Evening star., 1938-04-09

thrift seldenia handspring
buying insurance United States
The only capitalaside remains in
the country mid capitalize
the New Deal partly taken
chance and had always been frightened"
And
for thing there modern world
About so per of belongs
insurance policies and
Whch must suffice
OF frightened
legal restrictions 1t
Suance
oroad-vioned Jim Hills
Sooayear portfolios
look for safety rather than rewards so-ook
at the Whitney
Inc udroued corporate urpuses another
Inc Dig ndIlals
te tax winch forces them their supes owners of
the osneSsthe
put is not calculated total
ness VIII General Motors
Evening star., 1938-04-09
RED CROSS DISPATCHES
AID TO STORM SECTIONS
Five Workers Are Sent to Areas
in Central Alabama and
Mississippi.

Five American Red Cross workers
left Washington Yesterday for points
In Central Alabama and Mississippi.
where serious disasters have resulted
from the recent tornadoes and flooded
rivers.
Miss Mabel GWyne was ordered from
here to Aliceville, Ala, where more
than a score were reported killed
and many others injured by the
tornado which struck there Thursday
night.
Others detailed to the threatened
sections were J. H. Hickman, Harold
Foy, K. G. Markward and Leslie Bell.
Several persons also we're transferred
into the stricken territory from nearby
States.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
LENTEN PREACHING
MISSION TO CONTINUE
What Jesus Saw From the Cross
VIII Be Theme Of Albright
Memorial Church.

The Lenten preaching mission will
continue at Albright Memorial
Evangelical Church through Holy
Week, The theme VIII be What
Jesus Saw From the Cross" There
Will be special musical features each
night. On Thursday night there will
be service of holy communion.
The sermon tomorrow at II am. by
the Rev. George Z. Schnabel will be
The Gross He Saw The girls
Choir viii sing The Palms" At
night the cholrs Will present Dubois
Seven Last Words From the Cross. ="
The subject Of the address will be The
Last Word"
Evening star., 1938-04-09

hqudy
business
ued as IN the
significant that the Government being
financing little
Inc whole evulSon o
purchasing
honest dividends
are he
Evening star., 1938-04-09

unsound policies of the administra-
ton. Lending" for public works has
an attractive sound, but it is the be-
ginning of the dreaded ordeal which
Mr.. Roosevelt himself described once
IN message to Congress when he
said Too often liberal governments
have been wrecked on the rocks of
loose fiscal policy
tCopyriEht, 1882
Evening star., 1938-04-09

blast furnaces If the surplus tax
is repealed? No. G. M is probably
hunChlng for the time when it can
absorb Ford's and United States
Steel is working into the Birming-
ham steel area.
Finally, there are the banks.
bursting with unloaned money.
Why don't the banks lend their
rabbit-hearted reserves? Two rea-
sonS-first, the crisis Of 1888
squeezed out so many bankers that
Evening star., 1938-04-09
SERMON TO YOUNG
DR.. Taylor Plans Special Talk
Tomorrow Morning.

At Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning Dr. James H Taylor
will preach a special sermon to young
people on Religion and Youth" and
in the evening on The Message of
the Prophet jeremiah"
Next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings presentation OF the
drama, The Dream of Pilates Wife"
will be given under the direction of
Francis Yerby Pannlll This drama
was written by the Rev DR.. William
Hervey Woods.
Evening star., 1938-04-09
ARM Y


Conley, Maj Gen. Edward T.. the
adjutant general, to home, retired ac-
tive service; April 90
Hayne Col. Paul r. adjutant gen.
erals department, Office of adjutant
general. to Governors Island N. Y;
June l9
Beckham, Col. David Y, adjutant
generals department, retired active
service; August 81.
Spurgin, Col Horace F, coast artil-
lerv, to home TO await retirement;
April 16
Clapham, 1t. Col. Lathrop B, ad-
lutant generals depa rtment, Office Of
adjutant general, to Hawaiian depart
ment; August 9.
Rose, 1t. Col Walter A., Dental
Corps. Fort Benning, Ga, to Army
Medical Center; June /.
Spoon. 1t. Col Thomas l., Dental
Corps Holabird Quartermaster Depot,
Baltimore, to Panama Canal depart
ment; August 25.
Hilsman, Mai, Roger, infantry,
Sacramento. Calf, to Fort Howard,
Md; August 16
Hannay, Maj Robert E, jr. adjutant
generals department. Governors
Island, N. Y, and treatment Walter
Reed General Hospital, to home to
await retirement; April "a
Cochran. Maj. Harrington w. coast
artillery, Army Industrial College, to
EdgeWoOd Arsenal, Md June 80; to
Washington University, st. Louis, Mo,
August 3.
Westfall, Maj. Chester c.. infantry,
Puerto Rico National Guard, Ponce.
to University of Maryland, College
Park; August 3
Burgess, Capt. George R, coast ar
tillery, Office Of Assistant Secretary of
War, to Fort Monroe, Va; Novem-
Der 5.
De Lorimier, Capt Alfred A, Medi-
cal Corps, to Army Medical Center. on
completion Of his present tour of for
eign service
Council Capt. Francis E, Medical
Corps. Johns Hopkins University.
Baltimore, to Philippine department;
September g.
Shirey, Capt. William Brown, Chem
ical Warfare Service Reserve. Union,
w. Va, to Edgewood Arsenal, Md.
April 10.
Smith, Capt Archibald Y, Air Corps,
Langley Field, Va, to Maxwell Field
Ala; September 13.
Ramsay Capt Allan B, Medical
Corps, Walter Reed General Hospital
to Hawaiian department; August 25.
Partridge, Capt Richard c.. field
artillery, Fort Sill, Okla, to office of
assistant chief of staff, July Is: TO
German General Staff School. Berlin.
August 3.
Beazley, First 1t. Lewis K. coast
artillery, Fort Monroe, Va, to Fort
Worden, Wash
Cohen, Second 1t. George, Chemical
Warfare Service Reserve, Lawrence,
Mass, to Edgewood Arsenal. Md;
May l.
Williams, Second 1t Arthur Henry,
jr.. Chemical Warfare Service Reserve,
Newton Center, Mass, to EdgeWood
Arsenal, Md; May /.
Alexander Second It. Thomas
Branch, Chemical Warfare Service Re
serve, Newport, N H. to Edgewood
Arsenal, Md; May IS
Wathen, Warrant Officer Henry c.,
to Langley Field, Va, on completion
Of his present tour of foreign service.
NAVY.
McFall, Comdr. Andrew c., detached
Training Squadron 8, Annapolis, to
U. S. S. Wasp, June
Grimm, Comdr. Owen Z. detached
Bureau Engineering to staff COM
mander battleships, Battle Force; May.
O'Brien, Comdr. Francis X, de-
tached Shore Establishments Division
to U. S. S. Marblehead; May
Rogers, Comdr. Edward B., detached
u. S. S. California to Bureau Engineer
ing. June.
Hanlon, 1t. Comdr. Byron H, de-
tached Naval Gun Factory to U. S. S.
Lamson; May.
Holloway, 1t. Comdr. James L.. jr..
Evening star., 1938-04-09

Both little
to
sandwiches for lobbyists for
ohuS IN WINTER time Mckelrs failing
ooh the postmaster Memphis
nepheWS and neces abound the pay
N1cAei4ar Is violent New Dealer voting with
every issue except where
land rebeus conservative Democrat
fine picturesque been spnarated
Amer Newspa
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Retreat League to Meet.

The Washington Retreat League
Will meet Tuesday at $50 pm. at
the Washington Retreat House, 1000
HareWood road NE. The spiritual
director will continue the lectures on
the Use of the Roman Missal."
Evening star., 1938-04-09
4 X X X

ICs really nSpNlng % lOOE
down to the front row of the Sen
ate and see Senator McKellar and
Senator Copeland Both look like
statesmen. Whenever he plans to
speak, Mcclellan wears a black coat
and striped trousers. AS for Cope
land, he invariably sports red
carnatlon and an air of mournful
but high purpose. When they utter,
both men do so at length, not
without repetition, but with great
annnh GIG
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Presbyterian Ministers.

DR.. L. z. johnson will speak on
Personality in Literature" before the
Presbyterian Ministers Association of
Washington and vicinity on Monday
st IL a m. in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

! a c K of poise
when he was in
{ h e South. it
does not now ap-
pear, w it h ou t
doubt It was a
mistake polltl-
cally a I'D other
wise, for him to
say. as nc die at
w a 7 m Springs,
that tre Senate
cannon DC plf-
chased by organ
lze d telegrams
based upon di-
r e c t nlSTepre-
SentatlOn. Also
Evening star., 1938-04-09
By MARK SULLIVAN.

~ RESIDENT ROOSEVELT, at
- his press conference yesterday,
and also at the other of the
two he has held since return
ing from his vacation at Warm
Springs. has seemed humorous. urbane.
perfectly poised. If there was any
Evening star., 1938-04-09
REDEMPTION IS TOPIC
OF DR.. R. J. CLINCHY
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Adult Group to Hear Talk by
Representative RreWster

representative Brewster.
Redemption" (the atonement) is
the subject of DR.. Russell j. CIinchy,
minister of the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church, tomorrow in the
Lenten series on Modern Meanings
for the Old Faith" In the Adult Dis
cussion Group at 10 o'clock Represen-
tative Ralph o. Brewster of Maine will
speak on America Marches On"
Holy Week services will be held
Thursday and Friday at 8 o'clock.
On Thursday the sacrament of Lords
supper will be observed. On Friday
Stainer's great passion week cantata.
The CrucihXion," will be sung by the
chorus choir. Solos by Raymond T.
Pigott and Carroll E Robb
Evening star., 1938-04-09

lie money into va =
rious districts in
time for the au-
t u m n congress
slonal g ! e ctions.
Hence the P.W A.
is to be revived
and the w A. is
to be expanded.
Final decisions
are still in the
making b u t the
9 d ninistration' s
desire to t h r o W
I h e budget still
further out of
balance and re-
sumo its inha-
Evening star., 1938-04-09

they no longer need help. ThFn
the banks and big industries try to
take it away from the Fords
y
What happened during the
depression was that the small in
vestors, the little spectators who
were willing to try for run with
their money, were cleaned out. Few
If any Of them survived Wall
Streets embrace or the bank crash.
Evening star., 1938-04-09

THE opinions Of the rerS this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in
The Stars effort to all sides questions interest to
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1938-04-09

moned the backache, bunion and
carbuncle vote to the cOlorS and
defled the great James A. Farley
himself
As for Mcclellan, he is what
the German Savants would call
"ur-Senator," a sort Of political
missing link. demonstrating how
the human genus commonly called
Senator today developed.
Mcclellan came to the Senate
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Pump Prining
Seen Road
to Ruin
Will Serve a Purpose
Only Temporarily,
Says Writer.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

n ACK to pump priming" with
* public funds-this is about all
the Roosevelt administration
49, has learned after six months
Of severe depression as to the causes
OF economic disorder in America.
Back, too, to the political idea that
something must be done" to get pub
Evening star., 1938-04-09


Capital little
nothing do with Mr. Roosevelt Deal Neither
have they much stdovn Of the
dislike Roosevelt
s
The small rsktakng extinct the United States
Whn Henry Ford automobiles he found
So 10 raise he capital humble friends and
norgaglhg his wife" property modern Henry Ford would find most OF
trendS on relief while
financing Henry until
Evening star., 1938-04-09
We, the People
Purchasing Power Must Come Through Other
Sources as Small Risk Taker Becomes Extinct.
By JAY FRANKLIN.

EVERA written asking to the truth the
Tory the fact that Roosevelt
investor without whose
- thrift ca industrial revival
Evening star., 1938-04-09
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Gen. Cedillo Regarded
as No. l Menace
to Cardenas.
Bv LFMUEL F. PARTON.

= EN-. SATURNIO CEDILLO, the
1 feudal chieftain Of the prov
Y ince Of San Luis Potosi, IL
~ moving out of the ruck as the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-26
Discrimination In
Youth Congress Met
In Ark. Opposed

Little Rock (ANP)-Neg mem
hers OF the American Youth con-
gress are vigorously opposing eff
forts on the part OF white members
OF the organization to segregate Ne
groos when two prominentn Chinese
visit here Dec. /. Or. Yin and Miss
Liu. delegates to the recent interna-
tional Youth conference held at Vas
sar college, arc touring the country
in interest OF youth relief in China
and FOR the purpose OF making folk
more conscious Of what is going on
in China.
The white committee locally call
cd 4 meeting OF Youth Congress
leaders 70 map out the reception for
the distinguished Chinese. J. r. Will
son and Miss l.. NJ. Weaver. both
teachers IN the Dunbar High school.
attended and protested when they
learned the whites propose to have
a separate meeting OF whites and
colored- They pointed out that the
meeting was one Of intcrracial and
international amity and they felt
there should be unity and no dscri-
mination OF any sort. Wilson and
Miss Weaver pointed out that in
Washington d. c.. Greensboro.
North Carolina and other southern
soints, the groups had met together.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-26
Chicago Doctor
Gets High Honor
In Surgery
DR.. Roscoe Giles
Wins Title Of
Diplomat

Chicago ANf)-One OF tue
highest honons attainable by an
American surgeon was conferred
upon Or. Roscoe c. Giles OF this
city last Thursday when he was
certified as a Diplomat OF the
American Board OF Surgery.
The American Board OF Surgery
is an organization created by the
American Medical association to de-
termine the qualifications OF ply
sicians specializing in surgery.
Only men who have distinguished
themselves In the field Of surgery.
have taken extensive POSTGRADUATE
training and have contributed TO the
medical literature are eligible. Each
candidate then must undergo a rigid
examination conducted personally
by members Of the board. DR.. Giles
is the first Negro TO attain this dis
tinction.
Son Of Minister
DR.. Giles Is a son of the late Rev.
Francis F. Giles OF Raleigh. n. c..
who later became distinguished
lawyer OF the New York bar. His
mother. Mrs. Laura c. Giles OF
Brooklyn. Is graduate OF Ben
nett college. North Carolina.
Or. Giles was honor graduate
from Boys High school. Brooklyn.
n. Y, and entered Cornell univer-
sity. ithaca. n. ", in 1907. having
won scholarship In a competitive
examination.
Graduating from Cornell Univer-
sity College OF Arts and Sciences In
1911 he entered Cornell University
College OF Medicine. graduating in
1915 with honors and the distlnc-
ton OF being the first Negro to
have conferred upon him the de-
gree OF Doctor OF Medicine from
that institution. =
He passed the examination for
interneship for Bellevue hospital
In 1915, but was refused the posi-
ton because OF his color. Undaunt-
ed. he led the fight against Belle
vue which finally eliminated in the
admission OF five Negro internes to
the institution.
ROsenwald Fellow
After an interneship in Provident
hospital. Chicago, DR.. Giles passed
the civil service examination for
junior physician OF the Municipal
tuberculosis sanitarium at the head
OF the list. Again the door was
closed because OF color. The years
1880 and 81, DR.. Giles spent In
Europe with his wife and two sons.
He was a julius Rosenvald Fellow
In surgery at the University OF
Vienna. Austria. Since his return TO
the states, he has continued his
postgraduate work at the Univer-
sity OF Chicago.
Since 1925 he has been a senior
attending surgeon to Provident
hospital. He Is an ex-president OF
the National Medical association. OF
the John A. Andrew Memorial Clint
cal society, Tuskegee institute. and
OF the Cook County Physicians as
ISOLATION.
Apart from his profes sional duties
DR.. Giles has found time for civic
responsibilities. He was one OF the
founders of the Metropolitan Com
munity church, Is a 33rd Degree
Mason, and for years has been a
member OF the board OF managers
OF the wabash avenue Y. NJ. &. A.
ly responsible for such outstand-
ing world record holders as Ralph
Flanagan.
As a personal favor TO coach Cat
Tiff. Forsythe took off his coat. vest
and tie and gave Buddy Wilson q
going over. correcting a few email
details that might mean h.g things
for Buddy as 1t did for Ralph Elan
agan. now the worlds fastest go
440 and $50 swimmer.