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Evening star., 1938-10-22
Christian Endeovor

Lac uil1Oll IucctlLS Will Ue4 IlelU mo-
vember at the Covenant-First Pres
byterian Church at pm.
A discussion on future meetings and
topics to be chosen will be held at
Lewis Memorial tomorrow at pm
Miss Dorothy Brown will lead the
Albright Memorial Junior Intermedi-
ates tomorrow at pm. Topic. "Alco-
hol, an Enemy of Youth" The Senior
Internationals will be led by Donald
Gardns at 7 pm. Topic. The Eco
nomic Order"
The Ambassador Group of Albright
Memorial will be led by Alton Rotchie
tomorrow at 7 pm.
Can Afford to Be Popular?" will
be the topic of the Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Seniors. Miss Margaret Rush
brook will lead.
The High School and Bagby Youth
Groups of the Columbia Heights Chris
tian will meet together. For discus
sion, the respective topics and leaders
are Choosing Life's Work" by Her
bert Fits and Constructive Radi-
calism" by Maynard Eicher.
Prayer" is the topic of the Eek
ington Presbyterian Intermediates at
pm. under the leadership OF Miss
Irma Wooding
The Garden Memorial Endeavorers
will be led by Charles Scheel tomor-
row at Z pm. Topic, Good Will
Series"
The Seniors of lexington Presby-
terian will meet under the leadership
Of Robert Shoemaker, missionary
chairman.
Topic, Wise Words From the Lips
of Jesus" at the Keller Memorial In
termediate tomorrow at pm. Miss
Evelyn Weber will be the leader
Miss Jean Hardy will lead the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Endeavorers.
Topic, Wise Words From the Lips Of
Jesus
The National City Christian Inter-
mediates will meet at pm.
Billy Edgerton will be the leader Of
the Sixth Presbyterian Intermediates
at pm.
The Covenant First Christian Group
will present play. "The Balmy Mr..
Brown" November 2 and 3.
"The Wayfarer" is the title of a
play to be presented by the Sherwood
Young Peoples Group tomorrow at
$50. The B. L. w. Federation will
be the guests. The intermediate En-
deavorers will meet at $50 pm under
the leadership of Misses Betty Hoster-
man and Janet Trimmer.
rs 1t Alright for Christian En-
deavorers to Sponsor Dances for Nom
profit?" This is the subject of the
debate tomorrow evening by the East
ern Presbyterian Endeavorers at 6:15.
A pageant depicting the work of the
hospital department Of the Federation
of Churches will be sponsored by the
Christian Endeavor Union with other
young peoples groups. It will be held
November at the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church. All groups are
requested to attend this service project.
On October % at the American Uni
versity gymnasium the union will hold
Halloween carnival under the direc-
ton of Miss Clara Langmack, recre-
ational director.
Conference of Region No. being
held in conjunction with the Delaware
State c. E. convention at Wilmington,
Del, October %, 20 and 30. All those
interested in going should register
with Mrs. L. c. Greene or Frank M.
McGeary, jr.
Harry Holmes, honorary field secre-
tary for the International Society,
will speak in Washington November
20.
Conservation meetings for Noyem-
Der are now available from union
headquarters, 1749 N street NV.
DR.. Polling speaks each Monday from
1880 to l2:45 pm. over the red net
work Of the National Broadcasting
System.
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LOYALTY SERVICE

st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Choirs to Sing.
At the Sunday evening service men,
bers Of the parish Of St. Stephen and
the Incarnation will have their annual
loyalty service. The music will be
furnished by the combined choir of
men and boys and the church school
choir under the direction of Sherman
j. Kreuzburg, M. A., organist and
choirmaster.
The banners Of the different Or
CARNATIONS will be carried in process
sion about the church. During the
service the members will personally
carry to the altar their evening Offer
ing and their pledges for the support
OF the church for 1899.
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DR.. TAYLOR TO PREACH
Plans Two Sermons Tomorrow
at Central PRESBYTERIAN.

At Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning DR.. James H. Taylor
Will preach on The Church in the
Modern World" and in the evening y,
The Invitation of the Prophet Hosea II
The young peoples Friday night
class has begun the study of the life
OF Christ under the direction of Or
Taylor. This class is open to all
young people Of the congregation. A
dinner is served at pm. and 1he
lesson begun at GAS pm. The class
adjourns at 7:30. The class is super.
vised by DR.. Taylor and the churcl
secretary, Miss Colt.
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White Gross.

The White Cross Church Of Christ
will hold services at pm. Sunday
at 1910 Ontario place NV. The
Rev. Jane B. Coates will deliver an
address on who Is Your Neighbour"
Following church service a spiritual
message service Will be given. On
wednesday q message and healing
Service will be held at pm. DR.,
Coates is holding a Bible forum at
these meetings. The subject Wednes-
day will be THE Authenticity of the
Pyramid of Giza."
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AUSTIN TO PREACH

The Rev. c. B. Austin, pastor of
the West Washington Baptist Church,
will preach tomorrow at IL am. on
''The Awakening Church in America"
and at 8 pm. on How to Save the
American Cities" He will discuss the
following forum questions in the eve
ming service: What Cities Do to Fam
ilies?" What Cities Do to Churches?"
''What Churches Do for Cities?"
The pastor will conduct the service
Thursday evening.
The church will observe visitors day
tomorrow. Newcomers in the city are
invited.
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DR.. BIRD TO PREACH

TWO Sermons Are Announced fol
Church of the Pilgrims.
DR.. Andrew Reid Bird will preach
tomorrow at II am. on "A Divine
Dialogue" in the Church of the Pill
grims. At 7:45 pm. he will speak
on the theme Saul"
The Young Peoples Society will have
its vesper service at 6:15 pm. The
Fellowship Group will meet at Sis
pm. and the Christian Pioneers at
$50 pm.
For the prayer service Thursday al
7:45 pm. DR.. Bird has chosen THE
Light Upon the Mountain" as the
theme.
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Y. M. G. A. News

Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director, will speak at the National
Training School for Boys at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow.
The Dormitory Council has inau-
gurated an attend church movement"
among the residents of the Central
Branch. Gordon Angle and Donald
Blanke are the leaders.
Evening star., 1938-10-22
DR.. HENRY W. SNYDER
ANNOUNCES SERMON
"A Warm Coward and q Cold
Christ Will Be Theme Of
Tomorrow's Talk.

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church TO-
morrow DR.. Henry w. Snyder will
preach on "A Warm Coward and q
Cold Christ" Note will be made OF the
recent death OF DR.. Charles steck,
former pastor Of the Epiphany branch
Of the congregation. At the evening
service the theme Of the sermon will
be Some Speed Limits of Life"
DR.. Snyder's subject Wednesday
evening will be Henry Melchior
Muhlenberg, . Pioneer Of American
Lutheranism."
The DR.. Huddle Bible Class will be
guests on Thursday evening Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Smid, 3e20 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
The Young Peoples Club will hold
a masquerade party Friday evening
at Silver Spring, Md.
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RYLAND NJ. {. CHURCH
Institution Will Observe o5th
Anniversary Tomorrow.

Ryland M. E. Church will observe its
96th anniversary at II am. tomorrow.
Dreams and Visions" Is the Rev. K. q.
Newells theme, recalling the rich past
OF the church and presenting a vision
OF its future in its newly chosen field.
A feature Of the service will be a roll
call of former members O.. the church
now living.
At 8 pm. the service will be he'd
in the church room, 1904 Branch
avenue Sc, VIXEN the pastor will
speak on The Source" The Epwor.h
League will meet there st Z p.m.. led
by Eddie Landstreet.
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DR.. HELM TO PREACH
Selects Subject for Sermon at
Augustana Lutheran.

At the IL am. service of the Angus
tana Lutheran congregation tomorrow
at 2400 Sixteenth street NV. DR.. Ar
thur o. Helm will preach on The
Blindness Of Those Who Will Not See."
At 4 pm. the Sunday school teachers
will hold an important meeting at the
home OF the superintendent, Wilbur j.
Nelson, 1903 Twenty-ninth street NV.
A joint meeting Of the Church Site
Committee and the Board of Adminis-
tration Of the congregation will be
held tomorrow at pm. In the chapel,
400 Fourth street NV,
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BRIGHTWOOD PARK
Rev. 8. G. Coa1e to Preach on
When Failure II success.'

At Brishtwood Park NJ. Z. Church
the Rev. 3. G. Coale will deliver q
sermon tomorrow morning on when
Failure Is Success" The children will
hear story on who Flies the Kite?"
The evening service will consist Of 4
musical program, with numbers by the
choir and old-time hymns by the con-
gregation. The minister will speak on
"A Call to Action"
The young people will meet at Gas
pm. A membership campaign is in
progress and part Of the devotional
hour will be spent In welcoming new
members. Miss Valaria F. Martin will
have charge Of the boys and girls of the
intermediate League.
A special session Of the Church
School Board will be held on Tuesday
evening, with Charles @. Helmick,
general superintendent, presiding.
Evening star., 1938-10-22
EMORY METHODIST
"When There Is No Peace" Will
Be Subject of Sermon.

" AcA l AS1e ~ mo xcdCe " III
Be Subject of Sermon.
The Rev. Horace E. Cromer will
preach at Emory Methodist Church
tomorrow morning on When There
Is No Peace" and in the evening serv-
ice on rs 1t Right?"
The three league groups will meet
at O'Clock. The intermediate group
will discuss When are We Christian?
The seniors will continue its series
on Friendship" the Young People will
have as a guest speaker, Miss Mildred
Vierling, who will give first-hand in
formation on What are the Commun-
ity Chest Agencies Doing for the
People Of Washington"
The Rev. Mr.. Cromer will speak
on The Teachings Of Jesus" on Thurs
at 8 o'clock. This is the first in q
series Of Bible studies.
The Glass of Friendship will meet
Monday evening in the parish house.
Evening star., 1938-10-22
French Services.

LA Lumiere Cachee" will be the
topic Of the sermon by the Rev. A. F..
Liotard, pastor Of the French congre-
cation, at the French service at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at 1 pm,
Evening star., 1938-10-22
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN
IT Any Man Will Be Subject Of
Rev. n. E. Deatty's Sermon.

~ any AAu WILL DC SUBJECT Oh
Rev. II. E. Beatty's Sermon.
1T Any Man" will be the subject
Sunday. II am, In Georgetown Lu-
theran Church by the Rev. Harold
E. Beatty.
The nursery department for al
young children will be In charge Of
Mrs. Millard Boteler.
Mrs. Gould Wickey will be the
guest speaker at the young peoples
service at pm. Miss Yvonne PlA-
vidal will preside.
Personal Rights and Where They
End" VIII be the prayer service topic
Thursday at 8 pm.
Special services are being arranged
TOR the observance Of the festival Of
the reformation, October 80.
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DR.. Canter Will Sneak.

DR.. Hall Canter. dean of Randolph
Macon College, will speak on God and
q Lump Of Coal" at the Central Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, North
Fairfax drive and North Stafford
street, Arlington, Va, tomorrow at II
am. The pastor, the Rev. Harry w.
. Craver, will speak on The Far Ad-
ventures Life" at 8 pm.
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Arlington Rites.

Are Modern Disciples Obeying
Orders?" will be the topic of the SER
mon Of the Rev. Ira P. Harbaugh,
which will follow the Lords supper at
the II am. services Sunday at the
Wilson Boulevard Christian Church.
Arlington, Va. At 7:45 pm. the SER
mon will be "On Dangerous Voyage" :"
The young peoples department will
be at 6:45 pm. with Miss June Reamy
In charge. Its theme will be Sharing
Our Problems With God"
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Hyattsyile Services

The Rev. D. Hobart Evans, pastor
OF the Hyattsville (Md) Presbyterian
Church, will speak on "Life's Anchors"
at the II am. service tomorrow. He
will speak on the Book of Isaiah in
the series Of sermons, Through the
Bible" at 7:45 pm. Wednesday.
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Sermon Themes Announced

The Rev. U. S. Knox will preach at
the Falls Church Columbia Baptist
Church at II am tomorrow on False
and True Expenditure" His evening
sermon topic will be Gods Plan"
Evening star., 1938-10-22
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
DR.. Hart Will Speak on Subject of
"Pagans or Christians"

"Pagans or Christians"
"Pagans or Christians" is the sub
ject of DR.. Oliver J. Hart's sermon at
st. Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow
at $50 am. This sermon will be
repeated at II o'clock
Evening prayer will be said at
pm. with sermon by the Rev. Nathan
lel c. Acton, curate. This is the
fourth in series Of sermons by Mr..
Acton on the Epistle to the Colos-
slams.
There will be celebration of the
holy communion at 8 am.
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Divine Science.

The Rev. G. L. Patch will give the
Divine Science meaning Of Life More
Abundant" in a lesson sermon tomor-
row at IL am. at the Grafton Hotel,
and on Thursday at 8 pm, Your
Personality and God"
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Musical Eyenin1-

The Rev. Joseph A. Hauber pastor
OF the Silver Spring (Md.) Church of
the Ascension, will speak on Chris
tian Charity, Sacred Obligation" at
ii am. tomorrow. A musical evening.
consisting Of records of compositions
by Bach, Rimsky- -Korsakov, Beethoven
and Richard Strauss, will be given at
BIS pm. Tuesday in the church
parish hall
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"Quenching Our Thirst /"

The Rev. P. c. Helmintoller, jr,
pastor Of the Dulin Chapel Methodist
Church, Falls Church, Va, will preach
on "Quenching Our Thirst" at the
service at IL am. tomorrow. He will
use the same theme in sermon at
Merrifield, Va, at 8 pm tomorrow
DR.. E. c. Beery, presiding elder of
the Washington district, will conduct
q quarterly conference at pm. We'd
nesday at the church.
Evening star., 1938-10-22

Forward" to Re Tonic

The Rev. B. P. Robertson pastor of
the Hyattsville (Md) First Baptist
Church, will preach at IL am. tomor-
row on Forward" The church also
will observe laymen's day tomorrow.
The evening service will be held at
8 o'clock and the sermon will be on
christian Evangelism"
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8rfshytrrtut,
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
Southern General Assembl.

Southern General Assembly
18th and Irving Sts. NV.
Rev. James H. Taylor, D. D., Pastor
ESQ a.m.-sunday schssL
II 90 a.m.-Sermen By Dr.. Taylor.
500 p.m.-Westminster LeaEus.
700 p.m.-Christian Endeavor.
500 p.m.-Sermon By DR.. Taylor.
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Trtrt1ns

Friends Meeting Of Washington.
(Establishea 18S0-2111 Florida Aye.)
Meeting for Worship First Day tsunoay)
~ - am. Sunday school, 9:45 am. All
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX)
18th and Irving Streets NV.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School
!l:oO a.m.-Meeting for worship. All vel
come.
Evening star., 1938-10-22
NEARBY CHURCH
SERVICES LISTED
Rally Day Program to Be
Held at Oakt0n M. E.
Church School.

The Oakton (Va) Methodist Church
School will hold its annual rally day
program at $50 am tomorrow. The
Rev. Lowell Morrell Atkinson, pastor
OF the Vienna -Oakton Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will speak on "Democ-
racy and Responsibility" at the morn
ing service at Oakton. In the Vienna
service, the morning sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. Wells A. Sher-
man. Laymen's day will be celebrated
at 1890 am. tomorrow in the Oakton
church and at 1880 am. in the Wen
nA Presbyterian Church.
Bethesda Services.
The Rev. Francis ]. Cockrell. pastor
Of the Bethesda MD Methodist
Church, will speak on "Adventuring
IN Christianity" at the service at IL
am. tomorrow. He will preach on
"Christianity Judges All of Life" at the
pm. service. The Washington dis
trict young people will hold a rally
beginning at 2:30 pm today and end
ing tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Marie KeeSee will direct a pro-
gram Of classes in evangelism, citizen
ahip and missions tonight as part of
the rally.
DIR. Altfather to Speak.
Or. Alton B. Altfather, pastor of the
Falls Church (Va.) Presbyterian
Church, will speak on Divine owner
ship" at IL am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-06-17

trail Of Thomas Corcoran. The charge
is advanced that Mr.. Biddle is not i'm
partial.
As to the issue between the embat-
tied Drs. Morgan, Mr. Biddles attitude
has not been disclosed. AS to the New
Deal and the T. v. A., he has been an
ardent partisan of both. Until 1888.
he was registered Republican, active in
the liberal wing Of Philadelphia pol
itics, although he supported Alfred E.
Smith for the presidency in 1928. He
was Bull Mooser in 1912 From 1922
to 1925 he was an assistant district at
torney in Philadelphia. He was chair
man of the National Labor Relations
Board in 1885. While the remote
origins and inducements of his T. " A.
appointment may be obscure, he was
named and supported for the job by
Senator Fred H. Brown, enthusiastic
New Dealer of New Hampshire.
He was educated at Groton and
Harvard and was secretary to the
late Justice Holmes. thereafter practic-
ing law in Philadelphia. He is related
to Anthony J. Drexel Biddle and is a
great-grandson Of Edward Randolph.
the first Attorney General of the
United States.
Evening star., 1938-06-17


railroads smash railroad labor which
the R. lending BILL
remained
But George Harrison the powerful
quietly objection to
the lending
The goings previous to the concluding crisis
Mdcous and confusing Nobody where the
rushed to him to find out and then out quoting
IN contradictory depending what suited their
In the Senate Banking and Currency Committee Tuesday
tor Robert Wagner New York Majority
confronted another procaimng that
road legislation the other swearing that didn't
phoned the
explained he the whole matter
Congress"
But the wickedly
Intentions that the Senators
usually railroad
obstinate.
The bill the Vice President opposed muddd
railroads will the WALL with resulting disastrous
in all business with railroads
the F.
ately dangerous.
The point informed
r. F. C. Board broadly
the railroad problem AL
interest unanimous the need for reorganization
coordination Yet this unaniny
nothing One almost suspects that in leaving the railroad problem
the President rather wckedy
the impotence Of the legislative branch.
Evening star., 1938-06-17
Washington Observations
Jews in United States Happy Over Prospective
Healing of Schism Threatening Unity.

spokesman Of the Jewish community,
stated on June 10 that, on the basis
Of organized Jewish life in the United
States, 1t reckoned q total member
ship Of 49, in favor of the refer
endum and 970,300 opposed. The
question on which Jews were asked
to vote is as follows:
do you favor a union Of all
American Jewish groups engaged
in safeguarding the equal rights Of
Jews, which shall undertake to
create for the defense Of such rights
a single, all-inclusive agency, Or
ganized on a democratic repre-
sentative basis, in accordance with
American ideals?"
The purpose Of the vote was defined
by Rabbi Wise in these terms:
"The elections and the referen-
dunn are an expression Of the will
Of Jews in America to do their
duty as Americans, to accept the
American way Of life and to make
that way Of life serviceable to Jews
in other lands who are not free
and whom it is the business of
American Jews to help, to serve, to
safeguard in their status OF
equality"
Opposition Views Voiced.
A terse summary Of the opposition
comes from DR.. Samuel H. Goldenson,
rabbi of New York Citys leading
Jewish congregation, Temple Emanu-
El, who says:
How strange 1t is that, in the
present circumstances when civil
lization is so threatened and
troubled by the totalitarian states.
the Jewish people should be asked
by certain of their leaders to estab-
lish an agency which. in its single
and all-inclusive' character, ap-
pears very much like totalitarian
organization. Indeed, these very
leaders In their call to the Jewish
people already use the language
Of supreme authority, for they
speak of having 'decreed' the ref
erendum. And all this is done in
the name of unity and democracy"
The American Jewish Committees
attitude Is set forth thus:
The American Jewish Com
mittee takes a firm and unmm-
promising stand against any un-
democratic attempt to make of
Americans who are Jews q distinct
political unit. Americans who are
Jews, like all other Americans, are,
above all else, individuals. They
fall, naturally, into every line of
interest and activity-social. phil
anthropic, educational, economic
and political. Any contrary i'm
preston Is false"
It was amid this war Of words that
American Jewry met in peace confer
ence at Pittsburgh on June IS. Lead
ers Of each rival group were delegates
1t was decided to form q joint com.
mittee for coordination of activities
in defense Of Jewish rights, as q
substitute for the single, al-inclusive
agency" advocated by the American
Jewish Congress. The co-ordinatine
committee would be limited specifi-
cally to safeguarding the equal rights
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pears to have been removed Rati-
fication Of the accord by June 20
is required to give it effect. but leaders
are confident this will be forthcoming.
Meanwhile, the casus belli-the
American Jewish Congress proposed
referendum looking to formation of
a so-called united front" of all
American Jews-would be called of.
The "plebiscite" was to have been
held during the week end of June Is.
26 and 81. Not since the ancient
feud over Zionisrn and the later
project for a world Jewish Congress
has anything SO acrimoniously split
the Nations Hebrew population. It
conjured up specter of discord
which could bring comfort only to
Berlin, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest
and other focal points of anti
Semitism. American Israel disunited
would be as good as decisive battle
won for Hitler, Goebbels, Stuermer,
Goering and their co-ideologists in
Austria, Poland and Rumania, in the
ruthless war to make the world safe
for "Aryans." Long recognized as
the fountain-head of such hope for
| salvation as remains for prosecuted
brethren overseas, an American jew
ish house divided against itself would
exactly suit the Nazi tyrants who
at this very moment in Berlin and
Vienna are reviving their heartless
"cold pogroms." that is, bloodless ex-
termination. mainly by economic pres
sure.
Dominated by Rabbi Wise.
The American Jewish Congress,
sponsor Of the controversial referen-
| dunn, is the organization which Rabbi
| Stephen S. Wise dominates. Critics
Of the plan and detractors of that
| brilliant divine have charged that
under that cover of the democratic
representative basis" on which it is
proposed, the militant pastor of the
Free Synagogue of New York seeks to
set himself up as a sort of American
Jewish dictator Rabbi Wise's sup
porters on the other hand claim that
the Jewish Congress chief rival and
referendum opponent, the American
Jewish Committee, creation of the
late Louis Marshall and of which DR..
Cyrus Adler, president of Dropsie Col
lege at Philadelphia, is now chairman,
is "undemocratic" and unrepresenta-
tive of the rank and file Of American
Jewry.
! The American Hebrew, recognized
Evening star., 1938-06-17
(CopyriRht. 1881

Of Jews" Each Of the four COM
ponent organizations would have equal
representation on It.
Underlying the opposition to the
referendum Is the disinclination of
many Jewish national leaders and
their supporters to do anything which
overemphasi1es the "Jewishness'' of
American Jews as against their Amer
icanism. This viewpoint Is reflected
in . statement issued On July Is by
36 eminent rabbis headed by DR..
Samuel Schulman, former president
of the Central Council Of American
Rabbis 1t says In part:
I'VE are opposed to the refer
Evening star., 1938-06-17
NO TAX ON WIGS?

LOS ANGELES, June II R-
Screen Actress Madge Evans sought
to prove to the Federal Board Of Tax
Appeals today that wigs, special photo
graphs and entertainment, are neces-
sary to her profession and deductible
from her taxable income.
The Government claims a tax de-
ficiency in 1884 of s2,237, which in
cludes such things as wardrobe, So, ,096;
makeup and wigs, $583; special photo
graphs, $1,000, and entertainment,
1898.
Another deduction was s459 for re-
moval of tonsils. She said it improved
her speaking voice.