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La gaceta., 1941-05-23

dos barcos que la naci6n nece-
sta.
Cairo, mayo 23.-Las mott
cias de Creta indican que la ST.
tuaci6n Sc mantiene favorable
para los ingieses, aunque no las
cercanias del aer6dromo de Ma
lemi. FL fuego de las a~ntia6reas
Ia derribado en- csa isla 16 A.
vicnes transportes de los nazis.
RavenGe. Ohio, mayo 23.-Las
puertas del arsenal del gobier-
TO fueron cerradas V las cha-
ras de identification de 10,400
trabajalOres cancalaj9s, con
motive de una huelga Illegal
declara1a hoy. Hasta el pr6Xi-
mo luneS no sc volvera u traba-
jar. Los contratistas esperaban
entIegar el arsenal, valUado en-
$30,00G00O, el IL de julio y ter
minar por complete las cbras ell
dia l. de septiembre. Sierra ne
ceSario, declare ell captain Earl
D. Payne, de ej6rcito, hacer una
limpieza de agitadores.
Bombay, India, mayo %
Entire mahometanos e hirliues
courtroom aver algunOs inciden
ties. Perdieron Ia vida 9 perso-
mas Y rs sufrieron heridas. La
policia Sc vic obligada a hacer
fuego para restablecer ell orden.
Berna, Suiza, mayo 23.-El
gobierno de Iraq ma maul5h-do
una protesta a Inglaterra por 81
bombardeo de Mosul, realizado
en- la noche del IA de mayo. Per-
dieron la vida 80 civiles y rs SUI
frieron heridas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

LOndres, mayo 23.-Lh ma-
rina inglesa tiene dominado el
mar EN- los alrededores de la Is
Ia de Creta, pero los naZis con-
tindan arrojando tropas por me
dio de paracaidas.
FL dominic del aire por la a.
viaci6n alemana es complete yes
to Sc interpreta de manera des-
favorable para los defensores de
la isla, 81 los invasores siguen
recsbiendo rafuerzos. fla si'
tuaci6n militar tiene hoy ell mis-
mo grade satisfactorio de hacc
"a horas-se dijo por ell man.
do.
Berlin anuncia el hundimier
to de 3 destructOres ingleses, en-
el dfa de hoy. Los nazis insisten
en- que son considerables las per
didas de la escuadra britannica
inaluyendo cruceros y portaa'
viones.
BESIDE Beirut, Siria, intor'
man que un eoronel frances e
ha parade a las tropas de Ia
Francia Lbre con un continCen
te de 200 hOmbres.
Los nazis admiten por la RAJ
do Ia muerte de uno de los mas
hsbiles capitanes de los dedica-
dos a atacar y hundir vapores
-aercantes. Sc trata del capitan
que con 81 buque atac6 y hundi6
q acorazado Royal Oak.
Tenia 80 amos de edad. Hit
Ter orden6 aver que Sc lie otor--
guen los mas altos honores.
Fl go5ierno anuncia que los
nazis llgvan perdidos m g
de 10000 aeroplanos desde que
Ia guerra comenz6. Las p6rii-
DDS de la aviaci6n inglesa mon
tan a 2,20O aparatos.
In funcioaario nazi declaro
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Los comunistas de los Esta-
dos Unidos predican la paz a to-
do trance.
Padecen de ''pacifismo" in
dlgno, mezclado con sintomis
de TRACTION.
Los peri6dicos del Soviet, sin
embargo, Sc refieren al ''paci-
fismo" Y dicen: "Rusia perma-
nece neutral, pero critica cual-
quier espiritu de pacifismo. ES
necesario combatir rudamente
las peculiares ilusiones pacifis-
tas entire n~csotros".
Els Ell doble juego de los
elias. "Pacifistas" en- EstadOs
Unidos... y antipacifistas en- Ru
STA.
Quieren que Estados Unidos
no sc arme... pero demant.an
para Russia ell mas fuerte ejerci-
to del mundo.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

COrfiesa el Almirantazgo que
la escuadra ha tenido algunas
pardid2s ,pero que los a,cmanea
las exageran para ayudar a su
propaganda.
I'm submarine ingl6s hundi6
hoy I'm transporte del enemigo,,
cargadO de trcpas, y un bars1
tanque. Els possible que haya 81
do hundido, ademas, un des.ruc
tor italianO.
Los peritos militares assgu-
ran que la batalla de Crsta EN-
tire la marina v la aviaci6n sera
canada por la marina inglcsa.
FL corOnel de las tr0pas colo
males francesas que Sc paS6 hoy
a Francia, pOr cuantO cnVla ar
que 81 mando en- Siria traici0na
a Francia, pOr cuant oenvia ar
mas Y municionas a Iraq, bane-
ficiando ash a los nazis.
Circula el rum0r de que Tur-
quia Sc apodarara De Siria 81 los
semitotalitarios de Darlan deci-
den no hacer r-esis.eucia a la pc
netraci6n naZi.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
.CARTA DEL SIR. JESUS FER
NANDEZ
Hublu dc ma rictoria

FL SIR. Jesis FernarIez, pre-
s9 ente de La Dgfensa Cr has
Fam.lias. sceie5ad de particula-
r,s 1.anos de vacas, nos manda
una -ar.a que dice: La sOeiedad
ha lvgra5o IN triunfo que ha-
la muy alto del e:fuerzo combi
rsso de esta Association y sus
amigos.
Ciar.os intereses llevaron a Ia
lgi.latura del estado una Ley
q. amente perjudicial a la con-
veniencia de las fam.lias po-
bras, ror cuanto con lila Sc lui-
at2n las vacas de Ia ciudad.
10 sr1preson.antds de nues-
.tro tistriso. Sres, Raymond
StaEcn. E;rry Macdonald y
Hnr Tolan. dieron al probe
ma una pror.a a,encitn y pudo
olitarse FL nal. La sOeiedad les
es,a ag.ada>iaa, 10 mismo que
3 tcjas l9s personals que nos a
yujaIon.
Muy pronto publicaremos un
manifesto para infOrmar de to-
do 10 ralacionado con este pro-
Pedimcs a t0das las personas
que tianen vacas, Sc unan a nos
otros en- un esfuerzo comun que
nos libre de males para el futu-
ro".
Queda complacido el Sr. Fer
nan3oz.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Amenaza con "purgar" a los
"falsos" amigos ell secretario &c
la Falange Espanola.
S~eguramente que llama "fal-
sos amigos a los cat6licos y
monarquicos que en- este pals a
caban de denunciar las manic
bras infames de Franco y sus
satellites. Para ellOs, verdugos
de un pueblo de fibra demOcra-
tica, ell buen amigo es aquel que
c~iegamente obedece.
Ell falangista no es otra cosa
que un enemigo de la libertai
dispuesto para matar q los ami
gos que Sc atrevan a fijar con-
diciones.
Ell totalitarismo Sc hasa en- 81
s~ometimiento Unconditional del
hombre, de modo que Sc con-
vierta en- bestia de carga.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Cuando Espana resistia las
dentelladas del nazismo, ell fas-
cismo Y ell falangismo, unIdos
para derribar la Rep1bllca y los
sentimientoS ddmOcraticos del
pueblo espanol, ell coronel Slim
son ahora secretario de la que
IRA ypidi6 que la ley de neutrali-
dad fuese abolida.
Entonces no Sc escuch6. AhO-
ra ell coronel es s~ecretario de Ia
GUERRA Y continia afIrmandO
que la ley de neutralidad es re-
pulsiva e Inconvenience.
Els una voz que seguramenta
llegara a los oidos ensordecidos
de Los apaticos y "apaciguan-
tes".
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
La marina inglesa DONNA ell mar,
pero los nazis dominan ell aire
Berlin dice haber hundido 3 destrl
britanicos
I'm coroneI y 200 hombres Sc incorporation
a la "Francia Libre"

en- Paris, hace tres dias, que
Francia habia c0ntestado al pre-
sionamiento del gobierno de los
EstaIos UnidOs entrando en- u
ma completa collaboration con
Alemania. FL despacho fu6 de-
morado por la camara; pero FL
nalmente Sc permiti6 su trans
mission.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
CRUZO UN CONVOY DE 80
BARCOS

New York, mayo PEI Sc
manar,o Golfers" ia IA nOti-
.ia De que I'm convo yde 80 bar
COS con an cargamer4o vaiuado
en- S1o0,C00,C0), Uuz5 des1e el
CANADA a Ingla IRA in perder
uno solo de los blqua7. Tn re-
dactor Iel ~samarari0 Cmbarcd
On uno De los yapores. Del Cana
da saleiron rs y pocos dias des-
pues 60 les unieron otros Is,
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

vicio de aqua. FL primer million
y medic deyergara an intaras
de 41s% y el resto de 40. s.
ran amortizados en- 40 amos.
La legislature aprob5 anm.e1-
das a la ley De c1mpansaci6r
Que ex;ienien sus benef.c.o3 d
10000 obreros de las ca az en-
paguetadores. Votaron a favor
70 y en- contra 5. En- Ia ley &c
aumenta tambiGn el minimo de
la Compensated des3e SO a s..
con un maxine de SIS y un pc
riodo de pago de l6 samanas'
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
Ell ALMIRANTE LANG Pr
DE QUE Sc TERMINE UNA
HUELGA

Washington, mayo 23.-El
almirante Lang, presidente lie
la Comisi6n Martina, reccmen
do hoy que el gobierno pOnga
fin a la huelga de los maquinis-
tas en- San Francisco.
iEstima el almirante que de-
ben emplearse, para lograr ese
fin, todos los recursos nocesa-
rios.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La Defensa Civil.-Stimson y la neutralidad.-
Pacifistas. = Callejones. 5000 hebreos. =
Una p~eticion. Fuente de ingresos.

Ciudadano: inslribase entire
los dias 80 de mayo y JUNO Z pa
ra la Defensa Civil de la naci6n.
Asi 10 pide ell gobernadOr Ho-
Hand Y ash 10 quiere el pueblo a.
mericanO.
InScribase para ayudar a "a
defensa de su hogan, de su ia
milia Y de la patria.
Cumpla con su deber.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Cerraban callejones Y el Sc
nor ingeniero Cason no Sc opo-
MIA.
Sc lie ocurri6 pedir al "Restau
rant Columbia, uno de los me-
jores establecmiento9 del pals,
Ell cierre de psrte de su calle-
j6n... y "se despsch6' con una
carta y un concentrate aggressive
Ell senior ingeniero.
81 los legiSladores aprecian 10
que csc Restaurant significa pa
"a Tampa y Ia comunidad latina
sprobaran 81 cierre, echando al
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
DE NUEVo PROPONE FL
ALCALDE QUE Sc COBRE
POR LA RECOGIDA DE
BASURAS

FL alcalde Chancey, en- un in
forme pregentado hoy a la jun
Ia de concejales, pide que Sc CO.
bre por Ia recogida de Ia basu-
ra, a cada veoinO, un impuesto
dc So por ano.
Una cantidad mayor Sc cobra
ra a las casas de apartamentos
y hotelfs.
Con q impuesto egtima 81 Ma
yor cue la municipalidab re-
caudara, en- 81 aho, $4,000.
La mayoria de los conceaies
sc opondra al Plan dll alcalde,
por cuanto saben que miles dc
familias pobres Sc regaran a
pagarlo,
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Las "Viboras" de Vichy le-
vantaron Gle Sus camas a 5000
hebreos, en- ST. mayor parte aus
triacos, polacos " checoeSloYa-
cos, y los metieron en- cinco tire
mes.
Los 5000 eStan va hacinados
en- los campamentoS especiales
de concentration que los nazis
preparan para librarse, pOr me-
do de la muerte, de personals
que pienSan como varoreS con
derecho a opinar Y TRAFALGAR sin
innecesarias cOrtapisas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Ciudadano: Ell gobierno de la
naci6n y ell gobierno del estado
demandan su concurso.
Unase a la Dsfensa Civil, en-
la ciudad de Tampa, y eSpere
Instructions de Samuel y de
Mr.. Holland.
Ha llegado el momento de dar
nuevas pruebas de lealtad y ad-
hesi6n a Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
Ell TEMPO

Caro para hoy. MaXma tenn
peratura aver, 80 grades; mi
Minis, Ga.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

cesto de los papeles sucios las
cartas nal intencionadas llega-
daS a SuS manos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23
BOLETINES De ULTIMA HORA

Explosion en- una mina.-Perecio ell comandan.
tie nazi Prien. - Land recomienda ell uso de la
fuerza. = Derribados l6 transportes nazis. -
y rs heridos, en- Bombay.
La gaceta., 1941-05-23

Ell Comit5 de DefenSa de Anne
RIGA por medic de ayud ga los A.
liados, dice en- una carta entire
gada al prosidente Roosevelt:
la capitulaci6n del indefen-
so gobierno de Vichy los alema-
mes, ell creciente peligro de la co
laboraci6n espanola en- Aleml-
MIA, y la intensa amenaza de A
lemania en- direction de POrtu-
gal, presenta al gobierno de lso
Estados UnitOs con la mas gran
de amenaza al hemisferio occi-
dental desde que las naciones de
America iograron su irdepen-
dencia.
"Dakar esta ahora alberto pa
ra ell control sleman, a 1900 mi
LAS del Brasil.
"En linaa con nuestra ante
rior declaration, lie pedimos al
presdiente Roosevelt anuncie
aus EstaioS Uniios no permit
"a 81 directo o ell indirecto con-
troll de Dakar, las Azores, las is
las de Cabo Verde Y las Cana
rias."
Todos creenlOs que asi 10 hara
ell jefe de estado cuandO llegue
el momento olortuno.
La fabrica &c Trelles, en- New
Orleans, trabaja TODD ell aho con
700 hmobres.
Y cada unc de sus tabaque :
ros, por comparaci6n, elabOoa
cast Ell dOble de los cigarros qIe
hace un toroedor de Tampa.
Ell partidO tiene una admira-
BILE fuente de ingreSos en- esa
Union que "especializa" en- man
jar telegados a convensiones
"pacifistas."
iY por ESQ, pOr la parte none
taria, lie interesa altamente que
no Sc prOduzcon renunc3Gs.....!
Pero va los tabaqueros estan
cansados de cuestaciones innece
sarias, viajes a China y...... ell sis
tema de no rendir cuentas!
Evening star., 1941-02-22
WESLEY

Connecticut Ave. and JoceIyn 81.
Rev. j. Luther Neff, Minister
11:00 a.m.-"K eeping Spiritually
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Youth al lis Best
Will Conclude Series
By DR.. BIackweIder
Reformation Minister
Will Sturt New Group
Of Sermons Next Week

Youth at Its Best" is the subject
of the concluding sermon of the
series of sermons which DR.. Oscar F.
Blackwelder, pastor of the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, tomor-
row evening. With the beginning of
the lenten season DR.. BlackWelder
will begin a new series next Sunday
evening on the general theme of
Interviews With Destiny"
DR.. Blackwelder will speak at II
am. on THE Faith of Blind Man"
The Rev. Ralph w. LoeW, asSo-
ciate pastor, will speak at $50 am.
on Battling Reflections" Miss Irma
HirSchman is the SoloiSt and the
Matin Children'S Choir will sing.
The Young Peoples Luther
League, the Round Table and Adult
Discussion Group will meet at GAS
pm. The Intermediate League and
the Senior League will also meet.
The lenten season will open with
holy communion on Ash Wednesday
at pm. DR.. BlackWelder will
speak on Let Us Keep the Feast"
Other meetings next week: Mis-
Sionary Circle, Tuesday afternoon,
following the meeting of the Red
Cross Sewing Circle; Friday eve
ming, opening sessions of the North
Atlantic Regional Conference of
the Lutheran Students Association
OF America.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Disciples of Christ
Elders to Dine

The elders and deacons of the
Disciples of Christ Churches will
meet Wednesday at 6:15 pm, at
tie Park View Christian Church,
for their fourth annual dinner
Linn G. Drake. Scout executive
National Capital Area Council, Boy
Scouts of America, and a teacher
Of Vaughan class, Calvary Baptist
Church, will be guest speakers.
w. E. BraithWaite, director of the
National City Christian Church
Choir, will preside as toastmaster,
Also featured on the program will be
roll call of the churches, group
singing, special music and a period
of devotions led by the Rev. Ernest
R. Bryan, minister, Takoma Park
Christian Church. Robert Earl Car
bauh, director of music at Park View
Christian Church, will arrange the
musical program.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Burton WiNDiscuss
America Looks Ahead
AtAII Souls Church
WinsIow HerscheI Will
Address Comparative
Religion Glass

Senator Burton of Ohio, a men,
Der of the Unitarian Service Com
mittee, will speak at 10 am. at All
Souls Unitarian Church on Amer
lea Looks Ahead" Winslow Her
schel of the National Bureau Of
Standards will address the Com
parative Religion Glass at the
same time on "Astrology: Ancient
and Modern"
At II am. the minister, DR.. Ulys-
ses G. B. Pierce, will conclude a
series of sermons on With All Thy
Life" The subject will be The
Gospel of Good Behavior-Working
with God in an Evolving World -
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass,
will assist Lewis Corning Atwater
in a program of music of George
Washington's time at 5 pm. This
will be followed at $50 by a talk
on Iceland" by Leifur Magnus-
son, with motion pictures in color
as shown at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. William G.. Eliot, Sd, and
Mrs. Robert S. Williams, jr., will
he hostesses at the fellowship tea
from to 7 pm. The minister will
speak at the Fireside Circle for
young people at $50 pm. on What
Would You Do?" Pride and Preju-
dire will be shown at 7:3O pm.
Meetings of the church school
staff and Pierce Hall Players are
scheduled for Monday night At
the meeting of the Women's Ali
ance Friday DR.. Seth R. Brooks
of the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church will speak on "A
Mosaic of My Mind"
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Schedule of Activities in Local Churches

Northeast Chorus and Faithful Ju-
bilee Singers; 3 pm, DR.. G. o.
Bullock, pastor Third Baptist
Church, with choir; officers and
members will worship; $50 pm,
Epworth League; 7:30 pm, Youth
Forum; 8 pm, the Rev. Thomas
Darlington will preach.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
French Services

The Rev Dr. Florian Vurpillot,
honorary pastor of the French con-
grcgatior. will be the preacher at
St. Johns Episcopal Church tomor-
row at 4 pm. His subject will be
"-a Charlie Espere Tout" Mrs.
c. rles D. Shepard will sing, with
r.. Griffith L. johnson at the
C~-@n
i SUNDAY school for children has
r l started by the French congre-
e n. It meets IN ST. Johns parish
he on Sunday at pm. Bible
s.,-cics ale told in French, and
I 00ch songs are taught.
Tho Rev. Andre F. Liotard, pastor
O the French congregation. will
peach tomorrow at the French
Church of the st. SauYeur in Phila-
de'phia, of which DR.. Marcel Brun
is pastor.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Pre-Lenten Communion
At Auqustunu Lutheran

A pre-Lenten holy communion
service will be held at the Augustana
Lutheran Church tomorrow at II
am. DR.. A. o. Helm will preach
and the choir will sing Christian
sens 20 Bread of Life"
At the Board of Administration
meeting last week it was voted to
invite the Upsala College Choir to
give a concert in the Augustana
Church in April.
Clarke Paulsen, baritone, for
p mer member of the Augustana
Church Choir, will give a recital,
March 3, at the Woman's City Club
736 Jackson place, NV, as an ex-
preston of his interest in the
Augustana Church.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Lincoln Road.

On Monday evening the Evening
Circle of the Women's Society will
meet and be addressed by DR.. John
Nixon of the social agency division
of the Federation of Churches. Miss
Edith Alnutt will give special read
ings. Church school workers con-
ference at the home of the super
intendent, Mrs. Alice H. Haffey, on
Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Continued From Page AID
Brief address and the holy com
munion.
Mount Olivet (Colored)

stumbling Blocks in the Way OF
the Cross" is the subject of the Rev
w. Schiebel Sunday morning. Off
GERS of the church will be installed
A brief confessional address will be
given by the pastor at II o'clock to
assist the communicate members in
preparing themselves for holy COM
munion to be celebrated on Ash
Wednesday evening.
A series of lenten services are to
be held each Wednesday at pm.
during Lent in the Phyllis Wheatley
Y. w. c. A. The subject of the
series is Christ in Art" Noted
paintings will serve as the back
ground for each sermon A parallel
series of lenten sermons on the
same general theme using noted
hymns for the material background
will be delivered on Sunday morn
ings during Lent.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Methodist
Lincoln Road.

The Rev. w. D. Keene will preach
at II am. on "a Sublime Concep-
ton of Religion" At 8 pm. Lay
mems day" will be observed. Short
talks will be made by the Rev. w. D.
Keene, the Rev. c. M. Wright and
Charles Trout. The theme, The
Layman in the Methodist Church" 4"
c. R. Pope. president of the Baraca-
Philathea Glass, will preside.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
John Wesley A. M. E. z.

DR.. Stephen Gill Spottswood will
preach the final sermon in the series
of request sermons at II am. on
Lowing Cattle" and at the evening
service his subject will be Unity"
Music for both services will be fur
nished by the Cathedral Choir. The
Ever Ready Improvement Circle
sponsors a pew rally at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
EIdbrooke Methodist

Laymen's Day will be observed
tomorrow. Alden w Hoage, lay
reader, will be in charge of the
worship service and will speak on
"Yardsticks and Horizons"
The evening service will be spon-
sored by the Community Mems Bible
Glass. with its president. Bousson
Dawson, presiding. A panel dis
cussion will be given, with several
lay people participating Special
music will be rendered by the class
orchestra.
DR. Walter M. Michael will speak
to the Junior Youth Fellowship
Group at pm. The Senior Group
also meets at 7p.m.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Associate Minister
To Toke Up Duties

The Rev. William A. Ward, a
NJ We OF this city and educated for
the ministry at Zion Bible Institute,
Is Providence. r. L. has assumed
IS Glties as associate minister of
t. Calvary Gospel Church. He
Y rreo~h tomorrow at the 7:45
T II. evenGelistic service on your
5 CIR Biography.
-e Rev. DR.. Jonas Jones, the
n 1.5cer. will preach at II am. on
-ntente-'. Vet Not Satisfied.
The young people will hold services
g Columbia Park, Md, at pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
PentecoStal Holiness.

In addition to the II am. and
7:45 pm. services at 1015 D street
NE, half hour weekly broadcast
is being sponsored over WINK Sta
ton, beginning Sunday morning
from $50 to 900. This series of
broadcasts will be made from the
studio of WINK and will consist of
instrumental and vocal numbers,
followed with a talk by the Rev
Hubert T. Spence.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
DUMBARTON AVENUE

Near Wisconsin Ave.
KEY; LLOYD G. DAVIS, Minister.
The Oldest Methodist Church in d. C.
II 700 a.m.-Morning Worship.
500 p.m.-EVening Worship.
Evening star., 1941-02-22

Praise We Great and Famous Men
will be rendered by the chorus choir
Comdr. Wilbur E. Longfellow will
speak to the mems Bible class al
9:45 am. on whats Under You1
Hat?" He will have a variety of hats
from different countries. A specia,
invitation to men.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
AIdersgate.

The laymen will have charge of
the service at II am. w. D. Elicit,
chairman of the board and lay lead
er, will preside, and several other
laymen will take part in the pro-
gram. Addresses will be made on
Stewardship in Action" At pm.
the Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis will be
the guest speaker in the union serv-
ice.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
WOODSIDE

1914 Georgia Ave.
CSilver Spring, Maryland)
Rev. r. ID. Smith, Phi. D., Minister
HOO am. and 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Church of the Air
Is Tabernacle Topic

DR.. John MCNEIL, Scottish preacher
radio speaker, musician and traveller
minister of the Non-Sectarian Tab
ernacle, will speak on the Church
CT the Air" tomorrow at 9 am. over
Sation VOL on "A Country Preach
G. Warns America"
His subject at the tabernacle at II
am. is Christian Caricature or
Character" At the 8 pm. evangel-
istic service his theme is "Optimist-
iCally Inclined or Optically Misty
Dr. Mcneil is giving a biblical eX-
position on Thursday nights at 8
o'clock.
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The Church of Two Worlds,

"Today-Your Heritage" will be
the subject of the Rev. H. Gordon
Burroughs tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Continental. Franklin Dres-
sell, tenor, will be the soloist. At
the Wednesday evening service the
minister will give a short lecture,
followed by messages.
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Chr Mrthnhtat Ghurth
PETWORTH

n. H. Ave. and Grant Circle NV.
DR.. Frank Steelman, Minister.
Worship HOO am. and 500 pm.
Every Mans Bible Glass, $50 am,
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Other Services
Love Divine SpirituaIist.

The Rev. Bernard G. Shavers will
preach at II am. on Looking Unto
Jesus" and at pm. on Go For
ward" Music will be furnished at
both services by the choir. On
Thursday at pm. a musical pro-
gram and message. Mrs. L. Ever
man will be the soloist.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. ME-.

The revival services conducted by
the Rev. Mrs. Pauline Spencer of
Indianapolis. She will preach at
the morning and evening services
Sunday. The Christian Endeavor
will celebrate its 21st anniversary
at 8 pm. Mrs. Mary Mason Jones
will be guest speaker.
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Randall Memorial (Colored)

Bishop A. P. Shaw of the central
jurisdiction and presiding bishop of
the Baltimore area, will be the guest
speaker in the Deanwood School
Building tomorrow at pm. The
Rev. A. H. Whitfield will preside
The Mems Chorus of Randall and
Mount Zion Churches will sing.
Mems day will be observed in all
services.
At II am. the Rev. j. H. Peters,
district superintendent of Washing
ton district, will preach. Music by
the Mems Chorus. At pm. the
men will present the program.
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Standardization,

Brahmachari Jotin of Calcutta
India, will speak at the Sunday
morning service of the Self -Reali-
zation Fellowship on Western avenue
at Forty-ninth street NV. on MY
Cody Soul" The public class in
philosophy and yoga will be held
Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Pilgrim A. NJ. F..

The Rev. Charles E. Walden will
preach in the morning, The Allen
Christian Endeavor League will pre-
sent a musical and literary pro-
gram at $50. Preaching by the
pastor in the evening.
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Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. H. R. Deal will preach
on "A Religion of Friendship at
II am. and on Learning to Do
What I Desire" at pm.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Wednesday eve
ming.