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Evening star., 1940-12-31
Opera Broudcusts

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the National Broadcasting Co.,
The Star is presenting over
WMAL each weekday morning
excerpts from the operate re-
cordings featured in the opera
appreciation campaign. The
program on which the record
ings are heard, "Today's Prel-
ude," is scheduled daily except
Sundays from s to Z am. The
Stars recordings may be heard
between 6:45 and Z o'clock.
The recordings already re-
leased in the campaign may be
obtained at the special distriou-
ton booths in the lobby of The
Star Building each weekday
from 9 am. to 8 pm. The
booths are closed on Sundays.
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Pope's War Relief Aims
Hindered, Vatican Suys
BY the Axsociated Press.

BY the ASSoclateo frtSS.
VATICAN CITY, Dec. U.-The
Vatican radio, without naming
names, said yesterday Pope Plus XII
had been hindered In his war relief
efforts.
During the last war everything
seemed to be done to facilitate the
work of charity of the Vatican" the
broadcast asserted During the
present war, despite all the holy
fathers efforts, everything seems TO
hinder this work"
Evening star., 1940-12-31
Bolt Hits McLoqIen Home

LA CANADA, Calf, Dec. 81 CP).-
Lightning struck the palatial home
of Actor Victor McLaglen in this
foothill community last night, dam
aging one room and slightly injur-
ing a servant. McLaglen was out of
the city.
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Weather Report
Furnished by the q

with lowest temperature about
coudness followed by rain
night gentle variable becoming and southeast TO-
clouds tonight tomorrow increasing
warmer extreme
afternoon at night
tomorrow followed by
morrow and in extreme west portion
Evening star., 1940-12-31
Cold Wave in Spuin

MADRID, Dec. 81 R.-A cold
wave over all Spain yesterday
brought ice and snow to normally
warm Seville for the first time in
many years.
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Report for Last 81 Hours.

Record for Last ri Hours.
'fFyom noon yesterday to noon todayD
HIGHEST, As, at . pm. yesterday: year
Lowest. IS. at 7:15 am. today: year
ago. 90.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100. on July ~.
Lowest. 7, on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
rrom noon yesterday to noon todsy'
Highest 81 per cent. at an. today.
Lowest, 43 per cent at $50 m yes
terday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy
at Harpers Ferry: Potomac muddy at Great
Falls today
Tide Tables.
Furnished BY United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today. Tomorrow.
High - Q:3S am. 1924 am
Low - 4:10a.m 1883 am.
High j 1000 pm. 10:49 pm.
Low W.-------------s 4:2s pm. 5;14 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises Sets.
Sum. Sum. tsass .snsrror ~ .ss
Moon today 9:lZ an ell pm.
Automobile lights must BE- turned on one
hall hour sftsf sunset
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AHC iooIcl VI tIle Hell ledNlllS VIII
the Sd Division follows:

Kirk. 1t. Francis 8.
Spencer, Ensign S.
Hoffman, ENSIGN R.
Royster, Ensign V.
Garrett. Edward w.
Smith. Charles H.
Gray. James Ellis
Abramowitz, ISadore
Lembeck. Arthur c.
McWhorter. T. w.
Murray. William A.
Colan. Vincent J.
Gilbert, Charles NJ.
Gradin. Stanley H.
keull. John Vincent
Oden. Randall c.
BlankenShip, s. r.
Geiser. Jesse B.
Hanvey, Clayton J.
Kirk. William A.
Madden, Emmet
Smagala. T. NJ.
Weinberg. lisa dore
WellemeyeT. II. A.
Barr, Arthur Claude
Gormley. Howard G..
kraus, Victor jr.
Lucas, Guy V.
Mousseau, A. r.
Trsmmell. Edwin T.
Schreiner. Neil G.
Watkins. Herbert d.
Arenson. James A.
Bertram. F. w.
Clark. William M. jr
Ferree. Newton.
Gamage, Charles W.
Mckenna, Leo T.
Mancini. Nick.
Mousseau. jr.. H. r.
Peters, Harry N.
Saum, Irving R., jr.
Sharp. Joseph A.
Evening star., 1940-12-31

The game Of nah jong has been
played In China for eight centuries.
Evening star., 1940-12-31

Skirm. G. L, jr.
Test. Robert Lee.
THOMPSON. Keith r.
Williams. F N.
Wotier Douglas r.
ZvearP. Robert W.
Barrett. Clifton z.
BonbreSt. c. A, Jr.
Bond. Gilbert T.
Brown, William z.
Burkholder. r. Z.
CLARK. Kenneth A.
CunninRton. Paul J.
Cunningham m. W. W.
Dodson. John z.
Dolata. Casimir s.
Due Frame. John V.
Dyer. Gordon J.
Franklin. G. w
Gussio. Arnold J.
Hall, Haynie G.
Heyl. Charles H.
Leone. Joseph r.
MacAboy, r. r.
MacGregor, J. C.
Martin. NJ. A, fr.
Merchant. Ernest H.
Michael. Roy Linus.
OConner. W. E.
O'Neill. Jack B.
Rah, George A.
Rulien, Frank r.
Saf1el. Elmer B.
Schlsg. Clarence r.
Shelton, Eugene B.
Sherwood. c. E.
Stanbroueh. P. +.
Stone, Frank G.
Thompson, w. H.
Widmer, william B.
Wilson. william A.
Wright, Donald r.
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Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital tcurrent month to date):
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Fsreign Stations.
Moon Greenwich time, today
- ,r, Temperature. Ws.th;,. We,H5si
tcurrent ohservstlons1
San Juan Puerto Rice Is Clog9y
Esi..,n EEsi..na; -.eYs sYPa a.,,. n SsssgSy
Evening star., 1940-12-31

Automobils lights must be turned on one
hall hour eftef sunses.
Evening star., 1940-12-31

Furnished BY United States Coast an
Geodetic Survey
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

dy Rose, sufrida por Gomez, fut
"fabricada", segdn Green algu-
nos anaticos', para darle Ia
reva1,ha en- fecha pr6xima.
Aunlue nosotros no dudamos
de la integridad del "poder jul
dioial', creemos que Ia decision
tua del agrado de la empresa.
Dewitt Sc bati6 la semana pa
sada con Woody Jones, ell mu-
chach6n de la rudeza, y los ca
balleros e~ncargados del fallo re-
partierOn unas tablas o empate.
FL de Jacksonville asegura
estara acondicionado de name
"a perfecta.
Buddy Rose, que la semana
pasada "derrot6' a Gomez, acep
to ell semifinal con Tiger Spen-
Ger de c~ontrariO.
La modestia de Buddy es
grande 10 mismo acepta I'm
"star bout" que un semifinal.
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Peleara el hoteleroG Gomez con Jimmy Dewitt.
~ y~&e >s.. -
Buddy Rose fisura tatnbi6n en- 81 proefarna

Nuevas paleitas para ell vier-
mes, en- Benjamin Field, y a ba-
Sc de caras conocidas en- Tam
pa, aunque desconocidas por
complete en- los centres boxisti-
cos del pals.
Como les fieles acuden con
las pesetas, ell empresario La
Marque resolvi6 preparar an
programa con ell hotelero Tom
my Gomez, la attraction local,
frente a Jimmy Dewitt, de
Jacksonville, que la semana an
terror combati6 en- la Arena de
los Artilleros.
Gomez, dirigido por Jose L5-
to, cree tque los Juices debieron
repartir "tablas" la semana pa
sada, pero no Sc queja de su
suerte, por cuanto derrotado y
TODD sc lie conceden los mayores
honores para ell viernes.
La derrota a manos de Dud-
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
NGtalictO de 1andelier

NGtaliclO de 1dndelier
Entire los dias 6 y 8 de agosto
Sc celebrara en- Santa Fe, Nue.
vo Mejico, ell centenariO del ma
taliciO de Adolfo Bandelier, Ell
arque6logo y etn6lOgo precur-
sor delSudoeste, Mejico y el Pc
ri.
Pronunciaran conferencias
en- esos dias los Sres Picon Sa-
las, de Venezuela: RaimundO
Lazo, de Cuba; Joaquin Orte1
ga, de Wisconsin, y John E. En-
glekirk, de Tulane.
Durante ell Congreso Connie
morativo del cuarto Centenario
de Coronado, en- esos dias, sc
presentara un gran espectaculo
cen la entrada de Don Francis
co Vazquez de Coronado, en-
1910. Habra una exhibition de
danzas indigenas y otros entire
tenimientos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

FL juez Hines de la Gorte de
70 Criminal, sehal6 para ell dia
10 de julio la causa contra Fee
lipe LaRussa, acusado de juego
prohibido. LaRussa es uno de
los jefes del juego en- esta ciu-
dad y fue detenido por Ell con-
destable Culbreath, ell sheriff
electo. Aver ell juez Hines pidi6
al gobernador Cone que nombre
un juez para actuar en- la causa
contra Jose Pardo Y Henry Ar
tigas, acusado SIDE administrar
un juego de bolita.
Los casos contra Eddie G,
Rhodes, por conducta IMMORAL,
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
Felicitaci6n a De Goofani

Felicitaci6n a De GoofdRi
Desde aqui felicia ell cronista
a su amigo ell DR.. ]. M. De Gaze
tani, de Miami, por haber re-
nunciado ell puesto de represen-
tante consular de Italia en- esa
ciudad. "Ios 1000 italo-ameri =
canos de Miami creemos que tia
liza no debi6 entrar en- la guerra,
dijo. "NOS0troS SOmOs ciudada-
nos americanos, con debereS pa
"a nuestros hogareS y familias.
No somos americanos por ell ac-
cidente del n%acimiento, sine por
.madura e intelligence selection"
I'm hermano del DR.. De Gaze
tani es prfes0r en- la Universe
dad de Florida.
iCuando dejara Su puestO Ell
Sr. Felipe Licata, de esta ciudad
que es ciudadano americana?
La actitud del DR.. Gaetani me
rece ser imitada. Los italianos
ciudadanos americanoS y los
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
DiUorcios

Decretos de divorcio: Victor
S. Wall, jr. contra Frances AL
berta Wall; Ann M. Wanner
contra George H. Wanner; Ca
rrie E. Keller contra Robert F.
KeeSler; Sudie Annie Binkey
contra Frank w. Binkey.
Nuevas demands: Jessie j.
Goodwin contra Ivy Godwyn
Clark D. Edwards contra AL
berta G. Edwards; Charles ].
Close contra Peggy Close.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

FL senado de la naci6n reci-
10 aver un informe del comite
Dc asuntos iudiciales en- ell cual
Sc lie pide apruebo leyes para
Il registro y toma de impresio-
mes digitales de los extranjercs.
las eyes que Sc aprueben prohi
bran que Sc abogue por la insu-
bordinaci6n de las fuerzaS ar
madas y por ell derrumbamien-
70 del gobierno, Esperase que el
senado apruebe la ley en- esta
Semana.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
Notcias Condensadas de Interes Local

Uno de los dos pescadores que
el domingo sufri6 graves que
maduraS en- un goleta anclada
en- ell rio, William Reading, fa-
lleci6 anoche EN- e. Hospital Mu-
nicipal. Sigue en- grave estado
su companero William Coursey,
Sc halla detenido y sujeto a in
vestigaei6n otro marinero, Carl
Baker.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

Party
En-. la sala de la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz, Doce avenida y
Gale 10, Sc efectu6 una fiesta
en- honor de los j6venes Frank
Sarabia , ir. y la Srta. Dalia Sa
rabia, hijcs de los esposos'
Frank Y Margarita Sarabia,
del 272S de la calle Main.
Frank Sc gradu6 en- el Institute
Hillsborough y Dalia en- Ell West
Tampa Junior High.
Dentro de Ia mayor algeria Sc
desliz6 la noche con felicitacio-
mes para ellos y sus familiares.
Entire lcs asiStent,s anota1
mos a las siguientes senoritas:
Onelia Alvarez. Dalia Y Lydia
Sarabia, Jcsafina Y Olga Can
to, Natiyidad Sarabia, Luisa
Hernan6 sz, Elena Ladders, Lo-
la Milan, Mary y Dora DeDie-
go, Carmen Palo, Marta Rami-
rez, Blanca Garcia, Margarita
Pita, Dora Perdcmo, Conchita
Suarez, Dinora Fernandez, Do
lores Santana, olores Cernuda,
lores Santana Dolores Cernuda,
un grupo de conocidos jovenes.
Congratulamos a los gradua-
dos y sus familiares.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
Limpdmdo

En- Denver, Colorado, Albert
<. Cosman sinti6 ruido en- ia
trastienda de una taberna y pre-
gunt6: 'Aque hacen ahi? lie con-
testaron; Estamos limpiandO.
A la ma1ana siguiente pudo
yer que habian "limpiado' una
GAIA de caudales, de 400 libras,
con $575 y $25 de la GAIA regis
tro.
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MGtrintOniOs

Jcsa Diaz, %, v Romano Al
yarez. IS; Crist6bal Quesada,
81, y Rosario Sara Mazda, IS;
William j. McCann, IS, y M
dred Seawright, "a; Charles w,
Stevens, "a, y Dorothy Grace
Hess, %; Carl Samson, 20, y
Johnnie Viola Little, %; ]. B.
Walls, %, y Lorens Williams,
81. Eddie Edenfild, S5, y Essis
Bredy, 80.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

POr Ia Radio
He aqui los principles pro-
gramas para la noche de hoy
GAS, H. v. Kaltenborn; TOO,
Johnny Green y su orquesta,
WSUN, y Big Town., WDAE;
7 80, orquesta de Heidi, WSUN
Y Corte de Perdido Herederos,
WDAE; 800 Cabalgata de A
merica, WSUN, y We, The
People, WDAE; $50, Fibber
Niece, WSUN, y concerto,
WDAE; 900, Bob Hope, VS.
UN, orquesta de Miller, WDAE
8 80, Uncle Walters DoghOuse,
WSUN, y noticias de la guerra,
WDAE; 1905, concentrates
Hill, WDAE; 1915, represen-
tante Frank E. Hook, WSUN
Ills, orquesta de Enrique Ma
drigueras, WSUN.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

I'm ladr6n penetr6 aver en-
dos apartamentoS del barrio de
Hyde Park, POT avenida South
Melville, llevandose de uno de
elloS $50 y un paquete de ciga-
rrillos y del otro 80 cts. Para
entrar Sc ayud6 el caco con un
punz6n. enunciaron esos delitos
a la policia las Sras. Eddie Holl
oway y w. II. Allen.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

Por Llfarle a una paloma, vic
lando Ia ley de GAIA, j. X, Quin-
cy, page aver una multa de $25,
en- la Corte Federal. Tambien
fueron condenados j. II, Hay
wood, a $50; Raymond b. Patti
erson, sentencia suspendida de
(PdSG a la Ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

T. stan reunidos en- lakeland,
la vecina ciudad, los Veteranos
de la guerra Hispano-America
ma. lie hablaron aver a los vete-
ramos ell Abogado General Gibbs
y ell comisionado de ferrocarri-
les MATHEWS.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
ha,landose borracho. Els reinci-
de1te. La licencia para manejaf
,e Tue revocada por un ano.

"a Cruz Roja recogi6 aver O.
res 5000 mas. Ochenta senoras
V 7enoritas de Tampa hacen pie
"a de ropa para la humanitaria
orr anizaci6n. I'm primer carga-
monto de vendajes, etc, Sc man
dara ell sabadO
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

Ell juez de la Corte de Poll
cia lie impuso aver 80 dias de
carcel a Bob Chance, de 81 q
hos, del 2319 de la Tercera ave-
nida, que guiaba un autom6vil
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fueron sehalados para ell Is del
mismo mes.

Por tener en- su poder una ma
quina traga-niqueles, ell detecti-
We Berry detuvo aver a Manuel
Garcia, dueno de una taberna 81
tuada en- ell 1923 de la Cuarta a.
venida, Presto una fianza de
500.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11

Els secretario del Congreso ell
pro esor Paul Walter, jr., de
Ia Universidad de Nuevo Meji-
60. en- Albuquerque.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
La Cdma,'a

Esta citada para manana Ia
Camara de Concrete de Ybor.
Asuntos de inegable trascen-
dencia reclama la asistencia de
todos los directories.
La gaceta., 1940-06-11
NOTAS SOCIALN

antifascistas detestan a Musso-
lini y sus Parasites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
HamIine Methodist
To Beuin Advent Series

Hamline Methodist Church will
have the first of series of four
Sunday night advent services to-
morrow at pm. The chorus choir
will give 1.-THE Christian Year in
Music"
The programs for the following
Sunday evenings will be: December
8, Every Man in His Own Tongue"
which will be- an illustrated lecture
on the Bible; December Is, THE
Message of the Prophets" a service
to be sponsored by the Brotherhood
Of the Church: December %, THE
Dust OF the Road" which will be
modern drama with a Christmas
message given by the young people
of Hamline. Special advent and
Christmas music will be rendered at
all these services.
At IL am DR.. H. w. Burgan will
conduct the holy communion service
and will give sacramento message.
Miss Mary Alice Douty of Balti-
more, assistant secretary of the Bal
timore Conference Board of Edu-
cation, will hold a workers confer
ence tomorrow at 3 pm.
At 5 pm. the high school league
will sponsor fellowship and tea, to
be followed by meeting. The jun
Tor high league will meet at pm.
The young people will meet at 6:45
pm.
The annual bazaar and turkey
dinner will be held on Thursday and
Friday, beginning at $50 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
Mrs. Sheed to Address
Catholic Evidence Guild

Mrs. Maisie Ward Sheed, author,
lecturer and publisher. of London
will be guest speaker of the WASH
ington Catholic Evidence Guild at
Washington Hotel tomorrow at 8:l5
pm. Mrs. Sheed is taking the place
of her husband, Frank j. Sheed,
who was scheduled to appear, but
has been called back to London.
Mrs. Sheed will conduct model
class in street teaching at Mcmahon
Hall, Catholic University, this aft
ernoon. Practice talks will be given
by Francis H. Thornton on Hell"
Marcellus Scheuer on THE Exist
ence of God" and Miss Madeline
Kane on What 1t Takes to Live
With God"
She will be the guest of the guild
at a dinner this evening in graduate
hall. DR. Charles A. Hart, moderator
of the guild, will preside. The guilds
of Baltimore and Philadelphia have
been invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
81. Johns 10 Observe
Holy Communion


DR.. c. Leslie Glenn, rector of ~.
Johns Church, Lafayette Square,
will preach tomorrow at $50 and
at the II, o'clock service of holy
communion. The full choir of men
and boys will sing And the Glory
Of the Lord" by Handel, at both
morning services.
The Rev. John G.. Magee, assist
ant minister, will preach at pm.
Lead Me, Lord" by Wesley, will
be sung by the mixed choir at this
service. The choir of men and boys
will sing tomorrow evening, assisting
in the ceremony OF consecrating the
new chancel and organ at Foundry
Methodist Church. r
other services for the day are:
8 m, holy communion (23d annual
Nationwide corporate communion
Of men and boys and corporate CONS
munion of business and professional
women's group; pm, service in
French, DR.. Liotard. The Sunday
Supper Club meets in the church
house at pm, with Mrs. John c.
Magee as speaker.
There will be daily celebration
next week of the holy communion
at 1880 am. and the regular noon
service of holy communion on
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
Hunger Is Sermon Topic
Of DR.. F. 5. Buschmeyer

Hunger" will be the topic of the
communion meditation of the Rev.
Fred Sherman Buschmeyer at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow at II am. An
invitation is extended to any one
interested in a discussion led by DR..
Buschmeyer of human problems, ad-
ventures and conflicts involved in
the Christian groups of the LIST and
I'd centuries. This adult formus dis
cussion group meets at $50. Both
the high school forum and the 20-40
young peoples group will meet.
Following the dinner meeting on
Tuesday the League of Service will
present Miss Selma Last, contralto
soloist. accompanied by Claude
Robson. as well as Dudley Clark,
violinist; Anthony SMELL, cellist;
Fred Farris, pianist, and Miss Mable
Cook, reader, in program of
Christmas music.
At II am. Wednesday the Wom-
ans Guild will be entertained by
the Glee Club of the Takoma Park
Women's Club.
At a dinner Thursday DR.. Edward
T. Pruden, pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church and president Of the
Washington Federation of Churches,
will be guest speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
Albright Memorial
To Mark Anniversary

The anniversary Of the church ap-
probation program of Albright Me-
mortal Church will be observed Sum-
day with the Rev. George e. Selma
bel preaching on Ambassadors for
Christ" The combined choirs will
sing. At "the hour Of the open
heart" Sunday night. he will have
for its theme THAT Last Great
Measure of Devotion" The Chris
tian Endeavor groups will meet at z
o'clock.
On Wednesday night the topic will
be "A Changeless Christ for a
Changing World"
DR.. Anton Lang of Georgetown
University will deliver a lecture
Friday evening on THE Passion Play
of Oberammergau." He is the son Of
Anton Lang, the Christus of the
passion play, and he is the husband
of the Mary Magdalene. This lee
ture is sponsored by the Friendship
Glass.
The church appreciation anniver-
sary dinners, which were to have
been held last Thursday and Fri
day, have been postponed to during
the week of December 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
Christion Science

Ancient and Modern NEGRO
NANCY, Alias Mesmerism and Hyp-
notism, Denounced" is the subject of
the lesson-sermon in all the
Churches of Christ, Scientist, to-
morrow at II am. and 8 pm. Sum-
day school is at II am. Church
services include the Wednesday
meetings at pm.
The golden text is from Isaiah,
xlv22, Look unto Me and be ye
saved, all the ends of the earth:
for am God, and there is none
else" Among the citations which
comprise the lesson-sermon is the
following from the Bible: With
my soul have I desired Thee in the
night; yea, with my spirit within
me will I seek Thee early: for when
Thy judgments are in the spirit, the
inhabitants of the world will learn
righteousness" isaiah, xxvi9)
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health, With Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy: 1.-The
truths of immortal mind sustain
man, and they annihilate the fables
of mortal mind, whose f1imsy and
gaudy pretensions, like silly moths,
SINCE their own wings and fall into
dust" page 1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
Dr.. John W. Rustin
Announces Theme al
Mount Vernon Place
Rev. Wilbur H. Rustin
Will Preach at Junior
Church Service

DR.. John w. Rustin, minister Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. will preach on "Above the
Struggle-Christ" at $3.50 and IL
am. tomorrow. Harry McMains
will sing the solo at the early serv-
ice and the ladies' septet will sing
Deane Shure's arrangement of Sing
of Jesus" by Ackley; the septet is
La Vergne Sims Fairchild, Irma
Grays, Virginia Ring, Jessie Rus
tin, Ruth Brown, Glady Helmers
and Lille Clayton Garrett The
choir of so voices will sing the an
them at II am.
The Rev. WILDER H. Wilson will
preach at the Junior church at IL
am. on 1.-THE Land of Make Believe. "
He will also preach at the evening
service on Losing Ones Life" The
young peoples chorus will sing, and
representatives of senior, young peo-
pies and young adult departments
viii, assist the minister.
The young peoples department
meets at pm. Christmas carols
will be sung at 6:45 to 7.
The primary department will have
the annual Christmas sale Monday
from 10 am. to pm. The Board
of Stewards Wednesday at 8.
A Chinese bazaar, under. auspices
of the Chinese Community Church,
will be held at 1011 l. street NV.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
from to 10 pm. Tea will be
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-30
Men and Boys Invited
To ST. PauI's Communion

Men and boys of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, Rock Greek Parish,
have been invited to attend the cor
porate communion service at $50
am. tomorrow sponsored by the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew and the
Young Peoples Fellowship.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will have a social in the parish
house today prior to preparation
service at which the Rev. Mr.. Jones
fZion Parish and his fellowship
will participate at 1890 pm. This
will be followed by attendance at
their corporate communion service
at $3.50 I'm. Sunday At pm. the
young people will meet.
Prior to II am. service, during
Advent, there will be congregational
singing from 1045 to IL am. At 8
pm. the services will be followed by
discussion, led by the clergy.
The Girls Friendly will hold a
bazaar December 6. During the
evening they will present an en-
tertainment.
Rev. DR.. Bohanan will preach to-
morrow.
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Geographic Official TO Talk
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nike (Victory) Returns, TO
Athens" is the subject of DR.. May
nard Owen Williams of the National
Geographic Society at All Souly
Unitarian Church tomorrow at 10
am. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce VIII
preach at IL am. on Our COD
like Hours"
At pm. Lewis Atwater, organtk,
will be assisted by George IrvHg
Chandler, tenor, in a program t
Early English music. At $50 pm.
Mr.. Harold D. King, commissioner
of lighthouses, retired, will show
pictures of his trip to Alaska ana
on the way. Mrs. Laurence g.
Staples and Mrs. Howard Hosmer
will preside at the fellowship tea
at 6 pm. -
The Fireside Circle meets at 6.45
pm. Rulers of the Sea" will be
the feature at the motion pictures
in Pierce Hall at 1880 pm. 80
The annual bazaar will be held
Wednesday and Thursday. '7q