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DOXEY VOTED FOR THE APPROPRIATION.
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Evening star., 1941-08-02
Hamline Methodist
Church Services
Announced
Dr.. Martin H. Wyutt
OF Florida to Preach
In Morning

The Rev. DR.. Martin H. Wyatt,
pastor of the Methodist Church at
Winter Park. Fla. will be guest
preacher at Hamline MethodiA
Church at II am. tomorrow in the
absence of DR.. H w. Burgan, who
Is on vacation. DR.. Lucius G. Clark,
former chancellor of American Uni
versity and a former Hamline pas
tor, will conduct the service. The
special soloist will be Miss Ethel
D Stickles.
DR.. f. H. Orr will address the
joint session of the Brotherhood
Bible Glass and the Young Adult
Fellowship at 9.45 am. on Paul
breaches Faith in Christ" The
Harriet T, Lipp Glass viii be taught
by Mrs. Frank M ScheftZ.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
at pm. in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving E. Strobel. The program
will be in charge of William Huntley.
Preachers for the remainder of
August will be DR.. Nelson Pierce,
until recently pastor in Idaho. Au-
gust 10; Chaplain Fred c. REYNOLDS
of the 29th Division, Fort George
G. Meade, with the Rev. William
H. Richardson conducting the serv-
dce, August II; DR.. Raymond J..
Schmidt, general secretary of the
National Civic League, August "a.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Guest Ministers Listed
For Sixth PRESBYTERIAN

The sacrament of the holy COM
munion will be observed at IL am
tomorrow in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. The session will meet at
1890 am. to receive any who wish
to unite with the church.
During the vacation of the Rev
J. Herbert Garner the following
guest ministers will preach: August
10 and II. the Rev. Archie c. Ray,
West Palm Beach, Fla; August "a
the Rev. Edgar Irwin, WellSVille
Ohio; August 81, the Rev. j. M
Group, Nottingham, Pa; September
Z, DR.. Freeley Rohrer, stated clerk,
Washington City Presbytery.
The Christian Endeavor Forum
will meet at pm. Wednesday. On
Thursday Mrs. Leo Seybold's chap
ter will hold an ice cream festival
on the lawn, beginning at 6 o'clock.
Red Cross supplies for sewing at
home may be obtained at the church
from 10 to II o'clock on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-08-02

II she isn't back by tonight well
find her"
Miss North will be back tonight. -
Bowers said, smiling. And in plenty
of time for the performance, wher-
ever she is"
Peterson moved back to the win
dow and stood there a moment,
contemplating us in silence. Then
he slipped two fingers into his vest
pocket and brought out a folded
slip of yellow paper.
Tell me, Mr.. Bowers, who is Lee
Gray?"
you've asked me that before.
and 1 told you that I had no idea. -
Peterson looked questioningly at
Phoebe, who shook her head, and
then turned to me. do you know?'
I've told you before, too, that
didn't"
He tapped the paper thoughtfully
against the palm of his other hand.
From the way the light fell I could
see that there was writing on it.
He looked at JEFF and said nothing.
why don't you ask my friend Mr.
Troy?' I said This Lee Gray is
more than likely some old crony of
his"
JEFF gave me dirty look. Never
heard the name"
Troy doesn't know anything
about this business last night
Peterson said. do you, Troy?"
mo, sir.
Continued Tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Dean Powell to Preach at
Wushinqton Cathedral

The Very Rev. Noble c. Powell,
dean of Washington Cathedral, and
Bishop Coadjutor-elect of Maryland,
will be the preacher at the, II am.
service at Washington Cathedral to-
morrow. The summer choir will
sing the anthem, "Jesu Dulcis Me-
moria," by Vittoria.
At the evensong service at 4
o'clock, the Rev. D. Wade Stafford,
rector of Christ Church. Kensington,
Md, will preach. The anthem,
your Voices Raise" by G. F. Han
del, will be the choir's selection at
the afternoon service.
Following evensong, recital by
Paul Galloway, organist and choir
master, will be heard.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated tomorrow at 7;30, $50 and
II m.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Our Friendly Foe
DR.. SteeImun's Topic

At II am. in Petworth Methodist
Church tomorrow DR.. Frank Steel
man will preach on "Our Friendly
Foe" Miss Mildred Elicit will be
the guest pianist and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Lewis will sing Consider
and Hear Me- by Pfueger.
The combined evening service will
be held at 7:3O pm, with Herbert
Lewis presiding. Prayer will be Of
fered by Chester Crawford and
Dorothy Gray will read the Scrip
lures. The speaker for the young
people will be Miss Doris Shupp. DR..
Steelman's subject will be when
the Stars Appear" Group singing
will be led by Gene Otto. Special
music will be provided by the young
people.
At $50 am. DR.. Steelman will
teach the lesson for the Everyman's
Bible Glass.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Trinity Methodist
Pastor Plans Vacation

Living at the Level of the I'm
perishable" is to be the theme of
the Rev. Daniel w. Justice, pastor
of the Trinity Methodist Church, at
ii am. The pastor will be away for
the next four Sundays, returning
September 7.
The Trinity Fellowship Group of
Young People will be in charge of
service on August 10. Their theme
will be The Challenge and Re-
sponse of Youth to a Changing
World" Jimmie Cooke will be their
speaker, and there will be special
music.
The preacher for the remainder
of the month at II am. will be F.
Heisse johnson, jr., assistant to the
dean, Brothers College, Drew Uni
versity, Madison, N. J. His themes
will be: August II, Surveying the
Cross" August "a, "What Is That
in Thy Hand?" August 81, Let
There Be Light" There will be spe-
cial music at each service.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Young People 10 Sing
At Metropolitan Baptist

The Rev. John M. Ballbach. as
siStant pastor at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, will preach tomor-
row morning on Covenant Before
Communion" The Lords Supper
will be observed and Mrs. Blanche
Phillips will sing The Hymn of the
Last Supper"
The theme of the evening message
by the Rev. Mr. Ballbach will be
Lost and Found" There will be
special musical number by the Young
Peoples Choral Club under the di-
rection Of Kenneth Davev. and Mrs
Phillips will sing the gospel hymn
The Ninety and Nine"
At $50 pm. five young peoples
groups will meet.
The Rev. Mr.. BallbaCh will meet
the deacons Thursday at tbs pm.
This will &c followed by a service
when the Rev. Mr.. Ballbach will
continue his studies in the book OF
Ephesians
The young people will hold an
open-air gospel service in Lincoln
Park, tonight from 7 to 8 O'Clock.
At 9:l5 pm. the Rev. Mr.. Ballbach
will teach the Sunday school lesson
over Radio Station WINK.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Pastor Announces
Sermon Series at
Reformation Church
Christ and Shakespeare
Will Be Discussed by
Rev. RuIph w. Loew

"Christ and Shakespeare" is the
general theme of a series of eve
ming sermons announced for the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton, with the Rev. Ralph w
Loew, associate pastor, preaching.
The subjects are: Tomorrow, Mac
beth: What Christ Can Do With
Personal Ambition; August 10,
Hamlet: What Revenge Does to
Character; August IT, THE
Tempest: Swords That Are Too Big
to Lift; August "a, Romeo and
Juliet: Pride and Prejudice and
Love; August 81, THE Merchant
of Venice: Justice Strained With
Mercy"
At $50 and II am. tomorrow Mr..
Loew will speak on "Religious Refu-
gees"
The sacrament of holy COM
munion will be observed at the early
service. Miss Lucille Ritchie, teacher
In the schools of Milwaukee, Wis,
and daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
e. L. Ritchie of Washington, will
be the guest speaker at pm.
A special meeting of the Church
Council has been called for Monday
evening.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
CuIvury Gospel Church

Evangelist Richard Bishop, who
has been speaking the past week,
will speak on He Called-I An
swered," tomorrow at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Jonas E. Miller, pastor, will
speak on My God, My God, Why
Hast Thou Forsaken Me?" at ii
am. The service will be broadcast
over WWDC, 1850 kilocycles.
The young people will hold serv-
Ices at Columbia Park, Md, and the
Great Falls Prison Camp at 3 pm.
A young peoples service also will be
held at the church at $50 pm. Ber-
nard Smith will be the speaker.
The Gospel Hour. a radio program,
will be heard from the church at
1880 pm, Midweek service at LAS
pm. Wednesday, with the Rev. Mr
Ward speaking.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Congregational
Lincoln (ColOred) .

DR.. r. w. Brooks will give his last
message before leaving on vacation.
He will speak on Jesus Christ or
Hitler?" The vested chorus choir,
with Miss Otis Holley as guest solo,
list, will render music. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated.
The following guest speakers will
supply the pulpit; August 10, DR..
william E. Darlington, professor of
religious education. Howard Uni
versity; August II, Chaplain Glenn
j. Witherspoon, personnel officer in
the Chief of Chaplain's Office
August "a and 81, Dr.. H. Threlkeld,
district superintendent of the Balti-
more district of the C. M. E. Church
The Mems Brotherhood at 10:15
am. will be directed by DR.. ST. Elmo
Brady. Subject, Keeping Ones
Poise in World of F1ux"
Evening star., 1941-08-02

table, when he could sneak in and
out with the least chance of being
seen. And he had to know which
glass Carol Blanton was going to
drink from. Doesn't sound much
like an outsider, does it?'
Phoebe admitted defeat. mo
no, guess not. Then then
that means that some one in Green
Apples" is potential murderer
doesn't it? That's what you're say
ing, isn't it?" She stopped, CATCH
ing her lower lip in her teeth. The
rest of us stared at each other and
a queer little thrill of horror crinkled
through my spine. ANY one of us
backstage might have slipped onto
the set during those three minutes
and poisoned Carols glass. Any
one of us!"
Peterson said, Eyes. One of you
did" He turned to Bowers. Maybe
you could tell me, Mr.. Bowers, why
Eve North would leave town at the
crack of dawn this morning?"
Eve! Leave town." Bowers eyes
filed with incredulity and his hand
reached for the telephone on the
desk. Il think you must be wrong
Don't bother calling, I've been
at her hotel. They say that she's out
of town, won't be back until time for
her performance tonight. And they
don't know where she is"
But Eve would have phoned me.
She wouldn't have gone away the
day after an opening night without
first letting me know"
THAT makes 1t all the more un-
usual, doesn't it? Where would she
be, Mr.. Bowers? Long Island some
placer weseport?" He watched
Sewers, OBVIOUSLY waiting for an an
swer which he didn't get. "Okay.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Trinity.

Holy communion will be cele-
brated in the English service, with
preparatory service at 10:45 am.
Trinity's Anacostia Branch Church,
Fourteenth and U streets Sc, is in
charge of G. A. Lueck who conducts
services every Sunday, 11:l5 am
On August 6, 8 pm, a reception will
be rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Lueck at
Fourth and E streets NV.
Evening star., 1941-08-02

was a SIl1O JUWdIu n SIOWiis biACO-
logical conservatism, although not
in the direction of traditional fun
damentalism, with greater empha-
sis on and acceptance of the Bible
as the inspired source of religious
truth.
The theological pattern of the
conference was set by Profs. Rein
hold H. Neibuhr of Union and Wal
ter M. Horton of Oberlin College,
both OF whom we're leaders of the
liberal or modernist movement a
decade ago, but who have modified
their views more recently.
A call for a revival Of prophetic
preaching was sounded in lectures
by DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick OF
New York, President Henry Sloane
Coffin of Union Seminary, DR.. Al
bert E. Day, Pasadena, Calf, and
Prof. Halford E. Luccock of Yale.
All of them, however, urged mod
ern ministers to preach eternal re-
alities applicable to the present
crisis but TO avoid "editorializing'
in the pulpit TO promote personal
political viewpoints.
Soft ft-Pedaling Atheism?
Indications that Russia may be
soft-pedaling its official atheism
for the duration" are contained
in a recent story in L'Osservatore
Romano, Vatican City newspaper,
quoted this week by the Wanderer,
a Roman Catholic weekly published
at st. Paul, MINI.
The semi-official Vatican organ
stated that anti-religious propa-
ganda was being "put aside here and
there at this time" but warned that
it usually reappears as soon as trou-
BILE passes With Russia apparently
in mind, the newspaper continued by
saying that atheism declines in war
time because the only substitute for
belief in a hereafter is enjoyment Of
life in a paradise on earth" and
war means sacrifices Of life.
Prior to the invasion of Russia,
Yaraslovsky, leader of the League
of Militant Goddess, boasted in the
magazine AntireligioSnik that anti
religious propaganda had consider
ably increased throughout Russia
during the past year. He attributed
this increased activity to the fact
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Chevy Chase Group
To Sturt Service Series

DR.. Rudolf A. Clemen will preach
at the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church at $50 am. tomorrow on
"Saunterers, or Soldiers, at Dawn"
The Fireside Group will have the
first of a series of Sunday evening
services at 7:30, pm. The subject
of the program will be THE Glori-
fication of God in Nature" The pro-
gram will be under the leadership
of the Rev. Ben T. Cowles, minister
of religious education.
The Womens Prayer Group will
meet at 10 am. Wednesday. Mrs.
Sam H. Cole will lead the discussion
on Practical Demonstrations of
Christianity"
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Dr.. Hawthorne on Leuye
From Wallace Church

DR.. c. z. Hawthorne, pastor of the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
tertan Church, will be away during
August. In his absence the pulpit
will be supplied each Sunday by a
different guest minister. Tomorrow
the Rev. John M. Wilson, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, st.
James, Mimi, viii preach at IL am.
and 8 pm. The Women's Mission
ary Society prayer group will meet
at 1890 am. Wednesday. The
Bethella Shaw Guild outing is Sat
urday afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
EldbrOOke.

The Rev. Marion S. Michael will
be the guest preacher during
August, in the absence of his
father, DR.. Walter M. Michael, who
is vacationing at Kenwood Beach,
Md. Frozen Credits" is the subject
tomorrow at 7 and II am. He will
present a children's story at the
earlier service, entitled Houses
Without Windows. Special music
will be rendered by the choir at both
services.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Ninth Street Christiun
To Hold Communion

"Bitzkrieg for Freedom" will be
the subject of the Rev. Carroll C.
Roberts at the 1890 am. COM
munion service of the Ninth Street
Christian Church tomorrow.
At 7:45 pm. the Crusaders, the
forum, and the Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Societies and
the Fellowship group will have
charge of the evening service. The
young people will bring echoes from
the Young Peoples Conference of
Christian Endeavor Societies at At
lantic City, N. j.
Evening star., 1941-08-02

Peterson wheezed with satisfac-
ton. We'll! That's what you call
placing the time of the crime, all
right. In those few minutes after
you busted the glasses and before
the curtain went up some one
dropped morphine in Carol Blan-
tons glass"
Not necessarily" JEFF said.
"What?"
ut could have been dropped in
any time from when Phoebe busted
the glasses until Carol drank the
stuff"
Peterson glowered at him. "You
mean that one of the actors might
have put it in after the curtain
went up? While the play was 60
ing on?"
Its a possibility"
Peterson smiled. Il think you bet
ter try again, Troy" He turned back
to Phoebe. Who was on the stage
while you were fixing the table?"
"Why-why, nobody.
mo one at all? How Gomez"
THE company all had costume
changes, and they were in their
dressing rooms. The set had been
put up and all the stagehands had
gone back to the cellar to their
card game. Tommy Nelson was up
stairs in the dressing rooms, I heard
him calling places. And Amelia,
that's Eve North's maid, had just
gone into the kitchenette to do
something for Eve. l don't know
where the doorman was except that
he certainly wasn't on stage. There,
that takes care of everybody, doesn't
it?"
Everybody but me-" Clint Bowers
said.
How about you?"
81 had gone up to Miss North'S
dressing room. There was a piece
of business in the third act I
wanted to speak to her about"
Peterson looked again at Phoebe.
after you finished the table, what
did you do?"
Went into the kitchen. I had to
make tea. We used colored tea for
the wine in the last act, you know"
And that left the stage empty.
Very conveniently"
eyes" Phoebe's eyes flew eagerly
to his fact. Look, Mr.. Petersonl
There were those few minutes just
before Tommy brought the COM
pany down when no one was any
where around. Couldn't some one
have Sneaked in through the stage
door then, poisoned the glass and
left again without being seen?
Amelia and I in the kitchen
wouldn't have been able to notice"
Sure, that could have happened"
"How about Nick?" jeff asked.
wouldn't Nick have noticed a
stranger coming in between acts?"
i've talked to him. He wasn't
on the doer every minute during
the night. He admits some one
might have sneaked in that way"
And there's that door from the
front of the house." Phoebe said.
In her excitement she had risen.
ANYBODY in the audience could
have slipped through it during the
intermission and not been noticed!
That could have happened easily!"
"Sure, it could have happened"
Peterson repeated. only it didn't.
Nobody came. through that door,
nor through the stage door either"
Missing Star.
Because the person who did this
wasn't an outsider"
You mean that some one in the
company poisoned Carol, some one
backstage? Oh, no, Mr.. Peterson!"
Phoebe was shocked. "Who would
have done that?"
Some one" said Peterson grimly,
.twho knew the setup, the stage and
the theater. He had to know his
way around. heNhad to know when
the glasses would be put on tn
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Rehnhnth (CnInredl

Music for the services during this
month will be rendered by the
Hallalujah chorus, Prof. r. H. Car
ter, director The theme of the
pastor at IL am. will be "Life's
Greatest Conquest" and at 1880 pm.
Going Through Samaria." ,
A joint boat ride on the steamer
Robert E. Lee on Thursday at
10 am.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
GEORGETOWN.

"The Hand of God" will be the
subject at IL am. by the Rev. Har-
old E. Beatty
The Church Council will meet
Tuesday, 8 pm, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Heber H. Snarr.
Boys of Troop Sc, Herbert c.
Tucker, scoutmaster, plan to leave
this week for Camp Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Dr.. Gould breaches
Twice Tomorrow

DR.. Robin Gould, pastor Of Fran
els Asbury Methodist Church, will
preach at II a m. on Spiritual Per
ceptions" and at 8 pm. on THE
Transport Wagon"
At 6:45 pm. the Young People
Young Adults and Intermediates
will meet. A missionary moving pic
ture will be shown, My Lord, a
Villager."
On Monday from l to S pm. the
women will sew for the Red Gross.
AT 8 pm. the Board of Stewards will
meet.
On Friday from 10 am. to 3 pm.
the women will sew for the Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Third (COlOred) .

The Golden Rule Christian En-
deavor Union of the District of Co
lumbia will hold an outdoor conse-
Grafton service tomorrow at pm.
on the lawn of the Twelfth street
Christian Church. The Rev. G..
David Foster, pastor of New Bethel
Baptist Church, is the guest speaker
of the union, will preside.
Evening star., 1941-08-02
Congress Street.

The Harrison Bible Glass will
meet tomorrow at 9:45 am. Chief
S. G. Porter, president, will preside.
John Apple will have charge Of the
lesson.
The Rev. Dorsey X. Sturgis, pas
tor, will give q short talk. William
H. Harrison jr., will be the guest
speaker. The lesson theme is THE
Holy Spirit Inspires New Testament
Letters" All men are welcome.
The Rev. Mr.. Sturgis will preach
at IL am. on Lead Us and Deliver
U.s." Holy Communion will be
served. There will be no evening
services.