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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
HOSPITAL SET Up


DeSoto Local No. POT (UAW-CIO)
at.S9l4 Michigan avenue DR. Nor
ris RaSkin was in charge, and a
call was sent for two additional
physicians.
Five injured men were treated
and released before case histories
were taken by attendants.
Another group of . was treated
at 1914 Michigan avenue, a union
hall turned into an emergency
first aid station Injured in Skin
misheS at Gate No. 1. they are.
Charles J. Sarnecki. 1l674 Ma
gel avenue, hand and elbow bruises
and cuts.
Mike Metets<i. 1881 Raulo ave-
nue., Dearborn. head injuries.
Frank Finley, 1920 Pardee
road, Wyandotte, right hand Sc
verely cut
Paded Kremel, 1928 Euclid ave-
nue., right hand cut.
Rennie Benes. 10041 West War
ren avenue. Dearborn. stab wounds
in left hand
Philip Gchringer, 15S49 Bellaire
avenue, Lincoln Park, cuts on left
hand.
Joe Kenney. $50 Frederick ave
nue., right hand and left knee cut.
Joseph SpanelH, 1924 Woodrow
Wilson avenue. left shin cut and
bruised
James Gonna. 1902 Inverness
avenue cuts on legs
Joseph Girolamo, 1915 Petos-
key avenue, eye injury.
Baker Baduch. 1864 East Con-
gress street, eye injury
NachloS Fisher. 5000 Ohio ave
nue.. right hand cut
Edward Puma. 1853 Mt. Olivet
avenue. head and eye injuries
Vito Angilere, 2914 East Fort
street. head injuries.
Harry Moushegian. 9S47 Essex
avenue. bruises and abrasions.
Louis Berce, 1923 Akron street,
Dearborn. mp injuries.
Frank Amigo. 9016 Michigan.
JAW organizer. cut right hand.
Agnes -Constan. 1870 Maple
street injured left jaw from
thrown rock
Abraham Ballo, 1895 Lincoln
avenue, cuts.
Charles Borg. 2O39 Nineteenth
street, head injuries.
Frank Bakaius, 27l3 Twenty
fourth street, leg injuries.
John Konol. 1892 Joseph Cam
pau avenue. leg injuries.
Thaddcus Radkc, 15423 Lauder
avenue bruised right shoulder
Lawrence Ferrante. $3.50 Lyford
avenue, serious slaShes on back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
STRATEGY REFLECTED

A well-schooled committee or
ders coffee and sandwiches for the
picket line, comparable to a quar-
termaSter's crew following a plan
made long before the battle day.
Typical Of the efficient strike
strategy were the orders from
CLIO which stole a march on Ford
company officials by picketing
thoroughfares through which the
incoming shift vas fltering into
the plant after the strike was
declared.
Ford servicemen awaited the
strikers al the gates, but they
never reached the gates. They
never passed the band of plckets
thrown a few blocks distant from
the plant
Mimeographed sheets instructed
the $4,000 workers due at that
shift Of their respective duties.
Workers in each plant were
given their reporting headquarters
and orders were issued from
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
FREQUENT MEETINGS

Press communicates are issued
by the strikes military intelligence
officers. Frank Vim. Ford com
mittee publicity director, and Eddie
LevinSon. GAW-Gi6 public rela-
lions head, both union press agents
of extended experience.
Frequent meetings are held.
often including lesser officers and
occasionally a buck private,
Guards on building entrances
pass all who are admitted.
CLIO also holds the key for entry
within the picket hne with admis-
sion granted only on a pass given
over Widman's signature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Some 200 persons. including a
15-year-old Ford Trade School pu-
pil who attempted to pass the
picket line to attend classes. were
injured yesterday in strike alter
cations at the Rouge plant
The trade school student
Charles Sobodash, address IN
known, was treated for a fractured
jaw at the Ford Emergency Hos
pital at the plant.
Company officials said the boy
was beaten when he tried TO walk
through the picket line at Gate 4.
Some of the injured were given
first aid at the unions temporary
hospital and released before
names We're obtained.
Ford officials reported that Al
persons had been treated in the
plant hospital and II remained in
it. Among those injured was In
Spector Fred FauStman of the
Dearborn police who was badly
bruised and lacerated.
LIST OF INJURED
A partial list of the injured
treated at various first aid depots
follows:
William f. Leach. 1886 Dolphin
avenue, possible fracture of both
arms.
Gordon Dickson. 1926 Mcclellan
avenue, left hand cut, chin cut.
Carl Stellato. 6S25 Middlepointe
avenue, hand Sprained when struck
by automobile.
George Worbcn, 1925 Curtis
avenue, Dearborn, right hip in
jured by a blow from a club.
Florian Sept, 1880 Deering ave-
nue.. both hands lacerated.
Albert Shima, 2439 Carson ave-
nue., Ford Trade School student
struck in the mouth by a fist.
Misak Seferian, 81, 1903 Lin
coin avenue, Highland Park, pos
sible skull fracture when struck
with a brick.
Victor Gray palm cut in fight
on the Gate 4 overpasS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-14

Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Where the Dimes Go

THE ITINERARY of the dimes which generous Detroit
has plng The Detroit TmesWXYz March of Dimes
booth Campus Marus. was traced for the committee
members.
You'd be surprised at the thrilling journey your dime
takes.
The instant you place the milk bottles used to hold
the dimes the booth 1t heavily guarded by policemen
and detectives.
evening of the day you leave your dime 1T called
for by mighty truck and taken with
of the city's great banks.
Where will remain until all the dimes
md wonderful adventure of all begins.
that dime does its part alleviate those suffering of
polomyeitis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
List of Boxholders

TT WAS announced at the meeting yesterday that the
following taken boxes for the ball at the Book Cadillac
Frank Couzens. j. A. Mullen. Standsh Backus,
Charles T. Fisher J. Charles T. Fisher SIN Lynn
Person. Henry T. Ewad. X. T. Keller and B. E. Hutch
inson. :. .Edsel Ford.
Tables the ball will be occupied by Mrs James Scrpps
Booth. Mrs Anna Kresge. Mrs. Henry Sheldon
Charles T. Bush. Sigma Gamma Association. and the
Visiting Nurses Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Gertrude Winer Wedding
To New Yorker Announced

MRS. JEANETTE WINER
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Gertrude, TO Ira kap-
Ian. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
kaplan of New York City. Mr..
and Mrs. kaplan were married
January 10 and will make their
home in Detroit
MR. AND MRS. r. EVERETT
are. spending I'VE weeks AT the
Coral Sands Hotel, Fort Lauder
dale, Fla.
MEMBERS OF the High Hat
tiers areIpianning a formal initia-
ton Of pledges at the WomenS
City Club Saturday. There will
be a luncheon at ! 30 with corS-
ages marking The places Of
Shirley KnebuSch. June McMil-
Ian. Irene Stone and Jean
Shaver, new members.
Also attending will be Pam
Ball. Ruth Burkholder. Alice 10
Meiser. Marjorie Graft, Mildred
johnson. Peggy Thorn. Dorothy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

Higgs, Pat Craig. Doreen Crit
fiths, Louise Moldenhauer. Mary
Lou Lehman, Bette Burnam and
Barbara Grimes. a
NAOMI AUXILIARY Of The
Junior B'Nai. Birth will give a
membership tea at the b Mai
David Synagogue Tuesday at
s p. m.
CADILLAC SOCIETY OF
FORT P6NTGITARTRAfN writ
give their annual benefit dinner
bridge party Saturday evening
in Dorothy Dedman'S Clubrooms
on East Kirby
Proceeds are used 10 dofray
expenses Of the National g. a r..
Building Fund and 70 help pay
expenses of the socieiy's dele
gates TO the National Conference
in April al Washington.
Reservations are being made
with Mrs. George Cummlns and
Mrs. Glen l.. EttInCer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Metric Ellen TurnbulI
To Wed Bruce Warren

MIR. AND MRS. GLENN F.
TURNBULL gave a tea in their
home Sunday afternoon to an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Nettie Ellen. and c.
Bruce Warren, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus r. Warren.
The table was conferred with a
large ring of silver and white
flowers, roses and snapdragons.
Spring flowers were used
throughout the house.
Miss Nettie Ellen wore a gown
of aqua crepe and pink camellias.
Mrs. Turnbull's gown was blue
and her flowers orchids. Mrs.
Warren wore a blue and white
gown and carnations.
Pouring were Mrs. Harry Nc
Queen, Mrs. John LeH4ke, Mrs.
7+ffber BavPy and Mrs. w. YER
non Mcclure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

EUGE MA CKT.
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Skrzycki. has
chosen February 2 for her mar
riage to DIR. Alexander J. Szmi-
jiel, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
j. SZmijiel.
The ceremony will take place
at IL o'clock at the Church of
ST. Thomas the Apostle. with the
Rev. FIR. Stanley s. Skrzycki. an
uncle of the bride-elect, offici-
ating.
Mrs. Chester A. Bahorski,
sister OF the bridegroom-elect.
will be matron of honor and the
bridesmaids will he Adelaide
Skrzycki and Mrs. Bernard Sci
bert. sisters of the bride-elect.
MarceIla SkrZycki and Mrs.
Alphonse Sawicki.
DR.. Chester A. BahorSki will
be the best man and ushers will
be DR.. Robert Lazowski, DR..
Linus Maino. DR.. Alphonse La
zowSki and Bernard Seibert
Mrs. Bahorski gave luncheon
and crystal shower yesterday. at
the Whittier, to honor Miss
SkrZyckl.
Mrs. Edwin A. Ratke of Run
yon road will give an evening
party and shower at her home
Friday.
On Sunday Mrs. Henry
Schultz and Marcella Skrzycki.
cousins Of the bride-elect. will
give tea and linen shower for
so guests.
Mrs. Alphonse Sawicki will be
hostess next Tuesday at lunch
con and kitchen shower in her
home in Oakman boulevard.
MRS. f. c. SPINDLER again
will head the Girls Friendly So
ciety. Other officers recently
elected are: Mrs. George Voel-
ker. treasurer: Mrs. Henry
Ridley. secretary; Miss Sue
EullWnod. recording secretary
and Miss Betty Cotton, publicity
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
In N ayf f: ~

IT'S JUST few minutes to go until the Presidents
Birthday Ball..
Which is being held Saturday evening in all the ball
Of the Book Cadillac HOTEL.
Yesterday final meeting Of the committee which
worked assidously for the balls took place
the Detroit Athletic Club at luncheon
Missing Abner f. Larned. who like many members
of Mayfair has been temporarily laid low by the flu.
In his place. Lynn Person who dubbed Mrs.
Walter this years campaign ~ raise funds
fight paralysis caused aided by the birthday
ball
4 good looking she yesterday, too :. in her
beige wool costume topped by chic fur chapeau...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Bowlers Rolling Strikes

JUST A few of those at the final meeting
Charles A. Hughes who the entertainment going
to be tops at the ball this Saturday :. Mrs. Charles
Beanger.
Mrs William K Williams Geraldine Higbie. Frank
Cody Mrs. Nelson Mccormick. Henrietta Herman. and
Ann Barrett.
Judge John d. Watts. reported his in rails
ing for the Detroit bowling leagues
This source proved lucrative another city. and
the good from Judge Watts implied that Detroit bowers
would donate great toward the main fund -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Brides Take
The Weeks
Spotlight
BY THE BYsTANDER

THE BRIDES and their do.
ings fill the social picture in this
busy marrying season. And
pretty Barbara Fitch was feted
at two delightful parties yes
terday.
In the afternoon bridesmaid
Doris Otter opened her Bloom
field Hills home, Apple Tower,
for a tea and personal shower
for Barbara.
ffhe tea table held an old
fashioned bowl of pink and
white glass filled with palest
pink carnations and violets and
two smaller pink bowls OF
violets.
In the evening mum d
Shurly gave a dinner at the De-
troit Athletic Club for Miss
Fitch and his brother, Burt r.
Shurly Jr., the bridegroom-elect.
Guests were members of the
wedding party.
In the company were brides
maid Mrs. Thomas +. Wilson
and Mr.. Wilson, bridesmaid Mrs.
Clement A. Penrose Jr. and Mr..
Penrose. usher Burgess Book
III and Mrs. Book. Palmer Watl-
ing, usher Jack Waiting and
Mrs. Waiting. usher and brides
maid Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Latham, bridesmaid Mrs. Kirk
Matthews and Mr.. Matthews.
Jack Butcher of Toledo and
bridesmaids Mrs. Henry Conan
Munroe and Doris Otter.
Miss Otter wore one Of the
evenings loveliest gowns. Fore
runner of a host of South Amer
lean gowns we'll be seeing every
where this Spring and Summer.
brunei Miss Offers charming
frock was made with bodice
of white embroidery and burnt
orange skirt printed in white.
Mrs. Munroe wore a white
gown trimmed with gold, and
Russian in style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

MRS. CHARLES A. SIMON
has Just been elected president
of Fulton Circle of the Kings
Daughters.
On her board will be: Mrs.
Lewis r. Reid. Mrs. Jay Bowen
and Mrs. Walter Smith, vice.
presidents; Mrs. Edward s. Reid,
treasurer; Mrs. Harry Secord.
recording secretary; Mrs.
Charles W. Watson, recording
secretary, and Mrs. Mary P.
Fixes, chaplain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
Lots of Flower Girls

THE EVENING of the ball.. it is customary for a
number of young girls. sell posies at the party to
raise additional funds.
This year the girls include:
Virginia Backus. Amy Pittman. Lila Murphy
Frances Baker. Helene Wright. Peggy Farr. Ann
Barrett.
Henrietta Herman .Elspeh Herbert Geraldine Hgbe
-. Dorothy LOCKER. Seena Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29

Miss Turnbull attended Hills
dale College and the University
of Michigan and is member of
Chi Omega Sorority. Mr.. Warren
attended WAYNE University and
the University of Detroit.
The wedding will take place
June ID.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Rev. Charles Enders Lists
Membership Sermons

The Rev. Charles Enders an
nounces a new sermon series at Con-
cordia Lutheran Evangelical Church
on church membership. On October
26, Believing in Christ; November
2, Denying Self for Christ; Novem-
ber 9, witnessing for Christ" and
November 16, Following Christ -
will be topics. The services begin
at II am.
At 3;3O pm. tomorrow the Con-
cordians conduct worship service
at the Rupert Home for the Aged.
A fellowship begins at 6 pm. with
a buffet supper in the Fellowship
Hall. At pm. the devotional serv-
ice will be in charge OF Pvt. Frank
Eichelberger of Fort Belvoir, Va
The speaker will be Chaplain c. F..
Gunther from Fort Belvoir His
topic will be Courage A special
invitation is extended to strangers
and service men to attend.
The semi-annual congregational
meeting will be held on Monday
at pm.
The Bible study is Wednesday at
8 pm. Mr.. Enders will speak on
The Conquest of Canaan"
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Whats on Your
Mind!' Is Topic
Al FirstChurch
Rev. Howard S. Anderson
To Preach; Gipsy Smith
Beqins Second Week

~What's on Your Mind?" is the
topic of the Rev. Howard Stone
Anderson at the First Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow at II am.
At 10 am. the Women'S Bible
Glass and the Calvin Coolidge Mems
Glass will join in a forum discus
sion of alcohol and morale, con-
Quoted by Dr.. E. B. Dunford, at
torney for the Anti-Saloon League
of America.
Gipsy Smith will start his second
week here tomorrow when he gives
his pm. sermon. At 7:30 pm.
he will preach again. at which time
he will preach daily through Friday.
His two-week mission will terminate
next Sunday with his 4 and 1880 pm.
sermons.
The Scrooby Club will meet at
$50 pm. for tea and musical
program. There will be no Tuxls
Club meeting. The Fortnightly
Club will meet at pm.
The Young Women's Club. which
has its dinner meeting Tuesday at
pm. will have as its guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Gipsy Smith.
On Thursday the Washington
Council of Congregational Women
will meet at pm. to hear DR.. Ruth
Parmelee, director of American
women's hospitals in Greece.
A dinner Thursday at pm will
be served for the convenience of
those attending the Gipsy Smith
meeting that night. Reservations
must be made by $50 pm. Wednes-
day at the church Office.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Lutherans 10 Mark
Reformation
Festival
Dr.. Oscar BIuckweIder
Announces Subjects
Of Two Sermons

The festival of the reformation
will be observed tomorrow at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton. DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder will
speak on sect or Church" at II
am. and at pm. on Getting
Along in a Different World"
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, asso-
ciate pastor, will preach at $50 am.
on Freedom: Religious or Other
wise"
At 6:45 pm. the intermediate,
Senior and Young Peoples Leagues
will meet The Round Table group
will also meet at GAS pm.
On Tuesday at 1:30 pm, follow
ing the missionary luncheon, the
Missionary Society will meet.
The second session of the fall
term of the midweeK school will be
held Wednesday at 7:3O pm. DR..
Blackwelder will have a course on
World Christianity Today" Sister
Pearle will teach a course on "A
Study of Childhood" and Prob
lens in Personal Christian Living"
is the course taught by Mr.. Loew.
The Lutheran Nurses of Washing
ton will meet Thursday at 7:45 pm.
Sister Anna Ebert of the Philadel-
phia Mother House will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Chevy Chase Baptist

Loyalty Sunday will be featured
tomorrow with the Rev. Edward o.
Clark preaching on Freely Ye Have
Received The junior story SER
mon will be entitled The Unhappy
Rich Man" The chorus choir will
sing More Love to Thee" by
Protheroe. At 8 pm. members of
the Baptist Student Union will speak
on the general theme Follow Me"
The annual meeting of the church
will be Thursday following the de-
votional service.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Epwo1h Will Celebrate
Central Mission FOUNDING

EpWorth Methodist Church will
assist in the celebration of the 57th
anniversary of the founding of the
Central Union Mission at IL am.
tomorrow. The Rev. Lawrence Sui
livan. president of the International
Union of Gospel Missions, will be
guest speaker.
DR.. Harry Evaul will preach at 8
pm. on 1T Pays to Pray" This
subject has been especially selected
to begin the observance of the week
of prayer" services to be conducted
by the Women's Society of Christian
Service. Their services will be held
at pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The fall rally of Washington
Methodism. will be held in this
church at 8 pm. Friday. Bishop
Adna w. Leonard will speak. He
will be introduced by DR.. Paul F.
Douglass. president of American
University.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Gospel Mission 10 Mark
lis 35th Anniversary

The Gospel Mission will celebrate
its 35th anniversary and dedicate
the new Gospel Mission Chapel at
Fifth and H streets NV. tomorrow.
At 3 pm. the Rev. Bronwen Davies
Clifford, evangelist, will preach. DR..
c. E. Hawthorne, pastor Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian
Church, will offer prayer of thanks
giving and dedication. Lewis H.
Fisher, president of the Gospel
Mission Board of Trustees, will eX-
tend greetings. Harvey V. Prentice,
superintendent, will report on the
work. Various volunteer and full
time workers will participate. The
Rev. Bernard Schneider, pastor
First Brethren Church, will read
Scripture, and the Rev. Christian
w. Oyer, pastor Open Door Church,
will pronounce the benediction.
Harold Wentworth, returned mis-
sionary from Africa, will speak at
745 pm. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Reformation Service
Al Grace Lutheran

Grace Lutheran Church will honor
the Protestant Reformation tomor-
row. At II am. DR.. Gerhard E.
Lenski will preach on The Light
That Was Luther"
At GAS am. DR.. Carl Strom, re-
Gently returned from Europe, will
address the intermediate and SEN
ior departments on the meaning OF
religious liberty. The young people
will meet at pm, followed by
social.
Teachers and church workers on
Friday will hold conferences from
7 to 8 pm. DR.. Lenski will lead in
a discussion of The Requirements
for a Sunday School Teacher"
Conhrmands will meet for 1nstruc-
ton Wednesdays at 4 pm. and Sat-
urdayS at 9 am.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
EvongeIistie Campaign
To Continue Next Week

The evangelistic campaign which
has been in session three weeks in
a large tent at Minnesota avenue
and East Capitol street will con-
tinue through next week. 1t is
being sponsored by the Strauss Me-
mortal Christian Church, of which
DR.. T. T. Roberts is pastor.
Services tomorrow morning will
be in the Bible school at the tent
and also in the church at 524 Min
nesota avenue. At 8 pm. DR.. Paul
Henry Packar, evangelist in charge
of the campaign, will speak on The
UnansWerable Question"
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Gunton- Temple Church
Services Announced

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of
the Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. will have Speak
ing Christ's Language" as his subject
at ii am. tomorrow.
The Intermediate and Senior
Christian Endeavor Societies will
meet at Gas p.E.-
The Sunday Evening Club, re-
Gently organized for young married
couples and single young ladies,
will meet from Gas to 7:45 pm. and
will have as the guest speaker DR..
Reuben Steinmeyer of MARYLAND
University. whose subject will be
Face to Face With Reality" This
will be followed by a social and
refreshments.
DR.. George Duncan, teacher of re-
hgion in the graduate school of
American University, will continue
his lectures on the minor prophets
at 8 pm. Thursday.
There will be a Halloween party
Friday evening for the members
of the church school There will be
refreshments. followed by prizes for
the best costumes.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Missionaries 10 Speak
Al METROPOLITAN Baptist

The Rev. and Mrs. B. w. Arm
strong, members of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, on furlough from
Kikongo, Belgian Congo, Africa, will
speak at the church tomorrow and
later sail on a fre1gher from New
York for their station. The two
week evengelistic campaign of the
Rev. BronWen D. Clifford will close
tomorrow evening He will speak
on The Story of My Life"
The jeanette Ball Missionary Cir
Gle will meet at the home of Mrs.
Betty Kephart at 7:45 pm. Monday.
The Through the Bible Glass will
be resumed at pm. At 7:45 pm.
the Fellowship Glass will meet at
the home of Loise Buechler.
The pastor and deacons will meet
at tbs pm. Thursday, followed by
a service in charge of DR.. Ball at
7:45 pm. The Personal Workers
Band meets at $40 pm, under the
direction of the assistant pastor, the
Rev. John M. Ballbach.
The Columbian Girls meet at $50
pm. Friday. There will be a meet
ing OF the Farther Lights Missionary
Circle at 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Congress Street Church
To Honor Mai. Brown

At their morning service on
Sunday members of the Congress
Street Methodist Church will honor
one of their fellow members. Maj.
Ernest w. Brown, who retires from
the Metropolitan police force on
November I. The service has been
planned by the Rev. Dorsey K.
Sturgis, who will preach ON Our
Civic Responsibility" and cite some
of the achievements of Maj. Brown
while he has been at the head of
the Police Department.
The major has been a member
of this church several years and is
members of its Board of Trustees
and past president of the Harri-
son Bible Glass. Also taking part
in the service will be Fire Chief
Stephen T. Porter. who is president
of the Harrison Bible Glass, and
Inspector William H. Harrison,
president of the Board of Trustees
of the church.
Evening star., 1941-10-25
Picture Will Be Taken
AtSt. PauI's Rock Creek

The regular class session OF st.
Paul's Rock Greek Church School
will be dispensed with tomorrow in
order that a picture of the group
can be taken at 10 am.
Holy communion will be at $50
am. and observance of missionary
Sunday at II In. when the Rev. Dr..
F. J. Bohanan will preach. The
Young Peoples Fellowship meets at
7 pm.
Holy communion will be held at
1890 am. Tuesday, known as St.
Simon and st. Jude's day. At 10:30
am. Saturday there will be cor
porate communion for the Rock
Greek branch of the Wopan's Aux
iliary on All Saints day. The aux
iliary is making an effort to in
crease membership for Red Cross
workers. The group meets every
Wednesday.
The Council of Youth will attend
an informal meeting for leaders Of
all youth organizations in the do
cese at ST. Andrews. College Park,
Md, at pm. tomorrow.