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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
.ekuIes Is Star
In States Win
Over Toppers

EAST LANSING. Jan. ll.--Ail
this and Frank Meisules, too. was
tbe differences between victory and
defeat as the Michigan State
basketball team chsIke1 up It's
fourth straight triumph at the ex-
perss q Marquette z5.is. here
last night
All this IA the SpsFtan-sgll-
tOppers performances was Max
Hinfrfan and Joey Gerard who
failied ~ 81 Michigan States
points, ard added occasional color
10 an ctfertr Sc dismal gagir. But
Il vas Meknles whoacteaikt PLAYED
the hara rnie for State
Not nnly did bic Franks t~'o
10sck baskets aaTly III the second
ran regain ire lead for Michigan
state alter Mapqnette led al hall
tsfSe, 1873. bat Els stellar defen-
size play completely bottled mp
Mid BsIl kaflenigll. the Hilltop
per SiN-tops, ,tfee.inch SCORING
tsreat
KU1senici7 Tailed osifs fhzee field
goals all iste IN the trsf half
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ESTrtf II TIRE LAST half koGue nicsi
sssas re III asifllolt d basket As Vas
the entire MsfysISsgi,3 teaaD
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10 Worship Sunday

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Diamond Bell
Summaries


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LouNovaBou
! Back in Running

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Christian Science
I. Lecture Next Week

= 1ther FRYE lecfure On Cnffs
I srre Nill be given next
4. i.ssoiN Thursday evening az S
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Albert H Siewert.

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Jeffries Orders
Development Of
Master Plan

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IIaIDIDeH
PASTORS pNioS

Trr JsnuRIY 1ecin
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
assumption Conquers
FerIis Five, 1884

=. Srisa llerI Assumption College
is9 tt9pa d Windsor came back
81 II scgssf1| halt oft game with
s,ssEls 3rstiE ip last night to win
Ntichigan-On,ario Con-
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Il t3the halfEASSumption
s pa Aley and Walt.
8lied lDNhc &C o n 4.
is 'A t}ip l/seorc al 1919
n fii 4I<H ahead on two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
NrtI, GrrDgN4 rIsAN

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
Windsor Romps
'Dver Toledo,
boosts Lead

Windsor Spitfres snapped out OF.
al two-game losing streak by
stnsthering Toledo, 6-2 in Windsor
Aa tnight in a Michiean-Ontario
HeSlSey League game.
Ehe win gave Windsor a stran-
Il Aold on first place. eight points
ahsAd of Toledo and HosZbaugh,
sfath share second. The rum
ferglp meet tonight at Toledo.
Is a tremendous edge in the
3cctpd frame when they outscored
oftdo four goals TO one decided
4nefs for Windsor Toledo went
'tMf one goal behind in the first
lSssNe mainly due TO miraculous
rs minding by Maury Gerth. In
fhfithird period each team made
m fred light fash once.
I chilly four penalties were handed
hlsf Walter Greasy of Toledo and
lPs4 Gardner of Windsor were
l5s1sshea-together for high sticks
hSf a minute TO 60 and Gardner
Ivtt given a misconduct for talk
snsi back TO Referee Gerdie An
Faeston.
efen Loree and Herby Jones
'stGfed goal honors for Spitfires
n n two each Keith Crossman
ant John Smith fired the others.
WINDSOR TOLEDO
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t~f ....... II n. .......... Cressv
.....-..s-.k ........ GalHpesn
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Fman 81. $50. w .......-. Williams
icy ....-.. W 800. j.. Duncan
fAndsor spares Gardner Mead ows,
y Jack smith Eaasta=xt-tii-E==-
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~ kan Tudel Kelly. Albeit
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SECOND PERIOD
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rs or
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kFenalty
THIRD PERIOD
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n Toledo Nicholson Williams. Duncan.
= Is %
Penalties Csrdns- tmisoondue)I
kafasy GArfner
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Winter sports Chart

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-11-02
Country ll} ports
the an;

CRCLIN0 Washington ond dotted all over
the country ore the smoII privote cir fields
where every doy pilots made These
little oirports. surrounded by corn fields ond
country roods, have life of their own Like
moonet, they dro~ youngsters in their teens,
mothers, tothers-the people who fly ond' the
mony others who ore just cir minded. At these
oirports is the oomrodery thot exists when every
one cores tremendously about one thing. The
thing here is flying. Student pilots orrive eorIy
in the morning, trying to pile up time before
they 90 to work They give up their lunches
to dosh to the neorest airport, Just os tIYn9-
crozy ore the youngsters who hang ground the
airport, occasionally "hi:ohin9 ride"
Biggest doy in the lie Of the student pilot
comes with his first solo flight eooh field hos
its cwn tradition for the greet doy. At Hydes
Airport neor Clinton, Nd, the hero is doused
with ~oter-to toke the eook'ness out OF him
Because he hos long woy to go before enough
hours ore recorded in his log book to eorn
privote pilots eertifioote, cool Of every student
pilot.
Evening star., 1941-02-01
DR.. Robinson 10 Continue
Sermon Series Tomorrow

when We Have Faith Life Has
Meaning will be the subject at the
Calvary Methodist Church at II a m.
tomorrow by DR.. Orris Gravenor
Robinson. This is the third of a
series of sermons on the theme:
when We Have Faith" The choir
will sing
The service will be held in the
Sunday school room while the
church auditorium is being reno
waited and new organ installed.
The evening service will give way to
the National Christian Mission mass
meetings at Constitution and Con-
tinental Halls. On February the
minister will resume his sermon Sc
ries on. How Are You Getting
Along?"
The young people will meet at 7
pm.
DR.. Robinson will continue his
special studies in ''Remaking Life"
Thursday evening.
Alvin Corbin, president of the
young adult department, announces
a business and social meeting for
Wednesday at pm. The womans
all-day meeting will be held Tues
day.
The Dramatic Club is now work.
ing on Family Portrait" to be pre-
sented at the beginning of Lent
in late February.
Evening star., 1941-02-01
DR.. f. H. Pruden
Announces Topic
AT First Baptist
Christ Has the Answer
Will Be the Sermon
At Morning Service

'Christ Has the Answer" will be
the subject of DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden tomorrow at II am. at the
First Baptist Church. The sermon
based upon this theme will be in
keeping with the aims and program
of the National Christian Mission,
which begins tomorrow. The senior
choir will sing Send Forth Thy
Spirit" by Scheutky. and Ruth
Reumann Hall, contralto, will sing
"Agnus Del" by Bizet.
There will be no evening service
since this church is cooperating
with the union services at Constitu-
ton and Continental Halls.
John Ruthven, who has returned
from Boston, will teach the Euzelian
Glass Sunday morning. Elgin Smith
will address the Fidelis Class.
The social of the B. Y. P. U. will
be omitted Sunday evening so that
the devotional program may begin
at 6 o'clock. There will be no serv-
ice Thursday as this church will be
cooperating with the area service
of the mission at the Foundry
Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1941-02-01
Emory Methodist Church
To Observe Communion

Emory Methodist Church will OBJ
serve the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper at IL am. Sunday. The Rev.
Horace E. Cromer will speak on "Al
Things Are Possible"
Emory will join with other Prot
estant churches in mass meeting
at Constitution Hall at 8 pm.
Emory will serve as one of the
area center churches in the National
Christian Mission. Services will be
held daily at 10 am, Monday
through Thursday and 8 pm. Mon
day through Friday.
The speakers for the morning
services are Mrs. Hilda Ives. Miss
Mamie Burroughs, Miss Muriel
Lester and DR.. Adolph Keller.
The speakers for the evening serv-
ices will be Bishop Paul Kern, DR..
Norman Peale, Bishop T. c. Darst.
DR.. Roy E. Vale. Miss Muriel Lester
and DR.. R. H Bowling.
Evening star., 1941-02-01
Rev. W. ). Abernethy
To Preach Tomorrow
On Christianity
Services During Week
To Be Omitted Due to
Christiun Mission
Christiun Mission

The Rev. w. s. Abernethy, min
lister at Calvary Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on
christianity Has the Answer" The
children's story will be "The Guide
Post
This church is cooperating in
the National Christian Mission and
all services for the week will be
omitted, including the usual eve
ming service at Calvary, in order
that the congregation may attend
the mass meeting at Constitution
Hall tomorrow evening.
The Junior B. Y. P. U. will discon-
tinue its Sunday evening meetings
due to the illness among members
and leaders.
Chester II. Jones, has been ap-
pointed associate superintendent of
the senior department to fill the
vacancy left by the resignation of
Frank l.. Culley, who has been
called to active duty with the Coast
Artillery Corps.
c. Haley Scurlock has been named
to succeed Robert L. Gasser as gen.
eral president of the All-Youth
Council.
The National Christian Mission
meetings for ministers will be held
at Calvary each morning, Monday
through Friday, and the Seven Sem
mars in the afternoon will also be
held here on the same. days. In
addition to these there will be a
united meeting for women Of Fri
day morning with Miss Muriel
Lester and DR.. E. Stanley Jones
as speakers.
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greed of many men; the prideful,
conscienceless Imperialism of poll
ticians and ruling classes; the dam
gerous cult of militarism; the mar
row nationalism of selfish peoples;
the injustices of unbrotherly class
ism; and the emotional and intel
lectual instability of the masses.
Meanwhile, common sense tells us
that we must break the pagan power
of the totalitarian nations, and free
their own people, as we'll as the mil
lions they have enslaved; so that
there may be fresh and fair start
toward an era of cooperation and
good will He is a poor friend Of
peace who would arrest the pending
conflict, leaving the present power
full and vengeful forces unpunished,
to resume it wherever it becomes to
their advantage to do so.
But the war issue is only one of
many at stake in this contemporary
world revolution of human thinking.
Our whole manner and objectives
of life are involved. Peoples serious
mindedness is making them question
all of our usages. Men and women
are getting a saner conception of
what constitutes life for themselves
1t is not too much to say that the
world is becoming spiritually minded
People are thinking and talking
about God, and about His relation
ship to the horror filled events Of
these days. Honest souls see nations
being punished for their sins. and
for their ignoring of the clear will
Of the Almighty.
Frivolity-and Tragedy.
Light mindedness" is a label that
may fairly be affixed to our genera
ton. We have heedlessly drifted into
a state of self-indulgence. Our grave
responsibilities toward our own best
selves, toward our fellow men and
towards God have been subordinated
to the momentary desire for self
qualification. We have pursued
pleasure at the sacrifice of con-
science. Our standards of taste and
conduct have slumped-until friv-
olity has found itself in the black
pit of war.
Now we are having a second. bet
ter thought. Family ties are mean
ing more to U.S.. We are growing
really concerned about the plight
and the rights-of the underprivi-
legged and the unemployed. Even
our worship Of wealth is growing
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Rev. J. Hubbard Lloyd
To Speak at Mission
Service at Cathedral
Mossed Choirs of lo
Churches Will Sing
SpeciuI Music

The Rev. J. Hubbard Lloyd, former
missionary to Japan, now rector Of
Emmanuel Church, Chatham. Va,
will be the speaker at the missionary
service of the Northern convocation
of the Diocese of Washington to
be held in Washington Cathedral
tomorrow at pm. Others partici-
pating in the service will be the
Rev. Richard Aselford, rector of
Grace Church, Woodside. Md; the
Rev. r. L. Jones. rector of St. Johns
Church, Beltsville, Md, and the Rev.
Edwin B. Harris, rector of Holy
Trinity Church, Collington, Md.
There will be special music appro-
pirate to the occasion sung by the
massed choirs of the 10 churches
and chapels of the convocation.
The Very Rev. Noble C. Powell
will occupy the pulpit at the service
of holy communion and sermon at
II am. Other services tomorrow
will be celebration of the holy COM
munion at 7:30 am. and $50 am.
The holy communion is celebrated
daily at 7:30 am.
A recital on the great organ will
follow the service at pm. Paul
Galloway, organist and choirmaster,
will play the First Symphony" by
Louise Vierne, former organiSt at
Notre Dame de Paris.
A conducted tour through the
Cathedral tomorrow will follow the
morning service at II am. The
Bishops garden will be open from
IL m. to pm.
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81. PauI's Lutheran
Services Are Listed

The junior congregation of St
Pauls Lutheran Church will hear a
sermon by DR.. Henry w. Snyder
tomorrow morning on What Is in
Our Hearts?" The morning sermon
to the adults will be on Facts, Not
Fables" and. the evening subject,
Under Sealed Orders"
Monday evening the Leeds Bible
Glass will meet at the home of Mrs.
Vernal Lindquist and the Mems
Club will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H B Homer. The newly elected
officers will be in charge: President,
Charles w. Snyder; vice president,
H. M. Middlekauff; secretary-treas-
urer, Emil Wendt.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Wednesday from II a. m. to
1:3O pm. After the luncheon, the
Ladies Aid Society will meet. The
pastors catecheticai class will meet
at pm. in Schafer Hall.
The sword and Shield Young
Peoples Club will meet Thursday
evening
st. Paul's is cooperating in the
National Christian Mission and the
pastor and choir will have charge of
the union service Friday evening in
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
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ST. haruaref's Episcopal
Mems Club Will Meet

The Rev. Armand T. Eyler will
preach at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church at the II am. service and the
holy communion will be celebrated.
The Rev. Clyde Brown, diocesan
missioner, will assist the rector and
will celebrate at the 7:30 pm. service
of the holy communion.
The newly organized Mems Club,
of which William F. Penniman is
president, will meet next Wednesday
at 8 pm. in the parish hall. A do
cesan meeting of the Daughters Of
the King will be held at the same
time in the parish hall
A meeting of the Young People S
Fellowship will be held at 6 pm. to-
morrow in the parish hall. Supper
will be served and after the busi-
ness meeting a social service project
will be undertaken.
Preparations are being made for
the official visitation of Bishop
James E. Freeman on February g
when services of institution and con-
hrmation will be conducted.