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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-03-06

Vichy to confer with Petain. Native
Philippians seized an Italian fort in
their country. The revolt against Italy
was spreading like wild fire" There
were 100000 Nazis reported on the
Greek border. The British raided
north France coastal areas. Great
Britain broke off diplomatic relations
with Bulgaria. Russia was reported to
have demanded naval bases from Ru-
mania in the Black Sea. Turkey was
standing by her guns with the Brit
ish. The British Admiralty asked for
many more ships and men.
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UNION HOLINESS TABERNACLE
Third Street, Oaklan.

THU DIItVI, OdkIdHU
Saturday evening, 700 o'clock, ser
vice over public address system; praise
and prayer service at 1880.
Sunday: Sunday school at 2; preach
ing at 3 and 1880 by Rev. ]. E. John
son. Instrumental music Sunday ev-
ening.
Tuesday. Prayer meeting at 1880.
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chain, 32x6, 8 ply, between Gnegy
Church and Accident, on Route 2l9.
Finder return and receive $500 re-
ward. W. C. Roth, Oakland, Md.-Ad-
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Evening star., 1941-12-21
United Front of Anti
Active in Italy, Reds Report

Immediate separate peace with
England. Russia and other countries
attacked by Fascism;
Withdrawal OF Italian troops from
all fronts;
Unity of Italian soldiers and
sailors to end the war;
Sabotage by workers and refusal
by farmers to sell their products or
pay taxes:
Obstruction of war transport by
railroad workers;
Freedom Of the press, speech and
assembly.
The EmbaSsy's announcement
mentioned the italian disclosure of
a revolutionary movement in North
ern Italy where a number of sus-
pected spies and saboteurs were
convicted Of an attempt against the
life of Mussolini and with sabotage
The committee has issued appeals
to soldiers, sailors, workers and
farmers to bring about its aims.
How it was circulating its appeals
or the extent of its operations were
not revealed.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
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Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 20.-A new united
front of anti-Fascist Italians, in
cludlng Socialists, Communists plus
lust plain Mussolini-haters, has
been formed to foment a revolution
in Italy and force separate Italian
peace. th> Russian Embassy said
today.
In its Soviet War News, the En-
baSSy said a committee was formed
recently lin the vicinity of the
Italian frontier" to prod the Italian
masses into action against the
Fascist party.
"MuSsolini's government has not
hesitated to sell Italy to the for
eigner in order to hang on to its
power against the will Of the
people" the committee announced.
The committee said it would in
vite all groups of any political
tendency against Fascism to join
in these aims:
Denunciation of the pact with
Germany;
Evening star., 1941-12-21
West Virginia Police
Superintendent Resigns
9v the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. 20
John w. Bostworths formal letter
of resignation as State police super
intendent was received today by
Gov. Nicely, who said H. Clare Hess
would take over duties of the office
tomorrow.
Mr.. Hess, who formerly practiced
law at Warrington and held various
Offices in the State Home Owners
Loan Corp, is retiring as director
of the parole and probation depart
ment to take up his new assign
ment.
Mr.. Hess took the oath Of Office
in his new post tonight in order,
he explained, that there would be
no lapse of time when the depart
ment would be without head. His
appointment as a colonel on the
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Youth Lays Staying
OF -Four 10 Desire
To Be Own Boss
Model Farm Boy, 10,
Signs Confession; Says
Father Kicked Him
Py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Dec. 90
A 16-year-old model farm boy loafed
around a village barber shop near
here last night after, County At
killed his parents, a l0-year-old
sister and 5-year- old brother with
repeating shotgun, then fired the
home.
Mr.. Grimes said the youth. Rich
ard E. Dehier, signed statement
confessing the quadruple Staying
early today after five hours of steady
questioning. In it the boy said he
was tired of being pushed around"
and felt that he had reached the age
when he should be his own boss.
The victims were Mr.. and Mrs.
August B. Dehler, each about so;
Anna Mae, 10. and Kenneth, 5.
o. c. Nickish. State Crime Bureau
agent. said the boy told him that
his father kicked him last night be-
cause the boy threw straw in the
wrong place Nickish said this
crystallized the boys determination
to kill his father. The other slay-
ings, Mr. NickiSh said the boy told
him, were necessary to cover up the
elder Dehler's killing.
Youth Breaks Down.
Previously stOlld and International.
Richard broke down at noon and
started sobbing.
The four were found in a potato
pit beneath the smouldering house
by neighbors after Lawrence Dehler.
81. cousin of Richard, found the
house aflre when he stopped to pick
up Richard en- route to a rural
school Christmas party
Richard. raiser of prize livestock
and winner of awards in farm club
competition, instead was in bar
bershop at Buckman. Mr.. Grimes
said. lolling around with other oc-
cupants of the community gather
Ing place.
When the alarm that the Dehler
home was on fire reached Buchanan,
Richard accompanied other town
folk to aid in eXtingulShing the
BiHZe. Jnen returned 10 Town ana
called three sisters by long distance
telephone to tell them "a terrible
accident had happened at home"
He returned to the farm, Mr..
Grimes said, and was taken into
custody.
Fires Through Window.
All four members of the family
had been shot from outside the
house as they worked about the
kitchen, the slayer firing through a
window.
Mr.. Grimes said gasoline had
been sprinkled about the house.
Richard had a prayer book in his
pocket when arrested. and Mr..
Grimes said the boy was known as
9 normal farm lad, interested in
livestock and farming and regular
attendant at a rural church.
He is being held in jail here.
Mr.. Grimes said he would file
temporary charge of first degree
murder in the death of Mrs. Dehler
and would present the case to a
grand jury December 29
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Money Finder Given
30 Duys in Jail Here

A man who identified himself to
Police Court attaches as William
Nun, %, of Hamilton, Va, who last
Wednesday found more than SILL
500 in Baltimore, yesterday was
sentenced to 80 days in Jail by
Judge Hobart Newman on a drunk
enneSs charge.
The money found in Baltimore
had been reported lost by Hart
Doc) Nevin, u, from his sock. 1t
was recovered from the finder hy
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Falls Church (Va) police Thursday
after a restaurant proprietor be-
came suspicious when the man
started to pay Ascent dinner
check with q $lO0 bill Subsequent
ly, the money was returned to Mr..
Nevin and no charge was preferred
against the finder.
Yesterdays Police Court defend
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Governors staff will become efYec-
tive Monday.
Mr.. Bosworth announced a week
ago that Gov. Neely had demanded
and would receive his resignation.
asserting that the Governors action
had been taken ION orders of the
C. l. O." This Gov. Nicely vigorously
denied.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

unidentified warships listed last week United
officially government
Tonnage japanese and Italian ships unknown
by nations tncuGes naval vessels):
Norway 1885, Germany 1872 Greece l58 Italy; l5O
Denmark So: Finland Al;
United States 6 Yugoslavla 14
II; Spain H. Portugal = Rumana g. Turkey o.
Lithunla, g. Hungary y
Iceland Ireland Latvia Philippines each ota 100
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Witness Air Bottle

Visibility was SO good during
recent British daylight sweep that
people on British cliffs never lost
sight Of the planes and were able
to see attacks or the French coast.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
BUYS More u. 5. Autos

Over 1900 automobiles from the
United States were imported into
Colombia in the first half of 1941,
gain of more than 900 over the
corresponding period of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Most Of the lignum vitae logs
shipped into the United States are
from Haiti. Guatemala and the
Dominican Republic.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

ant said he could not have paid q
fine had one been levied instead
of the straight Jail sentence.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Losses in War at Sea
By the Associated Press.


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Evening star., 1941-09-20

ultimate defeat is sure That Is
the comfort given the Seven
| Churches of Asia, whose lives were
at the time of writing under the
iron heel of diabolical persecution.
Woe for the earth and for the
sea: because the devil is gone down
unto you, having great wrath, know
ing that he hath but short time" p"
That last phrase, "he hath but a
short time" is the epitome of Johns
message Of reinsurance. weeping
may endure for a night, but joy
cometh in the morning"
A belief in Hitler's invincibility is
his most potent asset. He scares
other powers into compliance before
ever his guns begin to shoot. The
temptation is strong in many minds
to find in this panorama of ReVela-
ton a picture of the present war.
Preachers not a few, and other Bible
students, figure out the numbers
and names of the Seer's vision to At
present conditions. But those who
fix dates have always been wrong
1t is enough for faith to stick to
the main idea.
That the devil is doomed is reas-
surance enough. While Satan and
his cohorts have had many victories,
winning many battles. they always
lose the war. Good is mightier than
evil. They that pe for us are more
than they that be against US
For right is right, since God is God,
And right the day must win.
To doubt would be disloyalty,
To falter would be sin"
Our modern name for defeatists
is "appeasers." They are conform
ers and compliers, and not resisters
They take timid counsel of the near
fact, and forget the eternal prin-
ciples. Many faint hearts assume
that all the evils that blight the
world must continue and prevail;
whereas the central theme of the
Book of Revelation land indeed of
all scripture) is the sure triumph
of righteousness and the will of God.
DO as You Please" School.
Some thin thinkers repudiate en-
tirely the idea of moral responsible
ity. Theirs is the school of do as
you please" and then die as a dog
dies. They spurn the idea of conse-
quences and of a judgment These
impulse-obeying persons disregard
the obvious fact that every day is
a judgment day; that men are re-
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Retreat Of Albright
Memorial Church
ToC|ose Tonight
Vesper Service
And Conference
Will Follow

Albright Memorial Churchs all
day retreat at Holiday House on the
Potomac comes to a close tonight
following the vesper service with q
session of the quarterly conference
held Jointly with the Beverly Hills
CVa) congregation at which DR.
A. F. Weaver will preside.
The guest preacher at Albright
Church at II am. tomorrow will be
DR.. G. L. Schaller, editor of the
adult Sunday school literature of
the Evangelical Church.
The fall schedule of services be-
gins tomorrow with the Sunday
school at GAS am. and the morn
ing service at IL am. The Chris
tian Endeavor groups will resume
at 7 pm. The evening service of
worship will not be resumed until
October 5.
At pm. Wednesday the visitors
for the world communion Sunday
will meet for instruction.
Evening star., 1941-09-20

love. AS Lew Wallace says, in Ben
Hur," after picturing the orgies in
the Grove of Daphne, better law
without love than love without law"
A judgment throne is an essential
central object in any picture of
heaven.
In Johns heaven it is love that is
triumphant. Again and again he
reverts to the supreme place and
power Of Jesus, the Lamb of God
who was slain for loves sake. After
his portrayal of the defeat of Satan.
he declares, they overcame because
OF the blood Of the Lamb" The
closing passage of the lesson Is a
pean OF victory, with the heavenly
hosts singing the song of Moses
and the Lamb. In her poem. The
Dead Pan" Mrs. Browning writes.
Twas the hour when One in Sion.
Hung for loves sake on a cross:
When His brow was chill with diving
And His soul was faint with loss.
When His priestly blood dropped
downward.
And His kingly eyes looked throne
ward
Pan, Pan was dead"
All wars of the spirit end at the
cross.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Church and School
Sessions 10 Be Held
Al Same Hours
Arrangements Made
For Whole Families
To Attend at Once

His Name Was Forgotten, But"
is the sermon topic OF the Rev.
Howard Stone Anderson at II am.
tomorrow at the First Congrega-
tional Church.
The church school will begin its
sessions at 9:45 tomorrow. However,
the Calvin Coolidge Mems Glass and
the Young Peoples Glass will not
open until October 5.
With a new plan Of simultaneous
church and church school, it was
announced, whole families may come
to church now. Provision for ex-
tended sessions Of the beginners and
primary departments through the
church hour have been made.
The Tuxis Club, high school and
college society, will start its meet
ings at $50 pm. tomorrow.
The Thursday discussion at 6pm
will be on What More Can We
Individually Do Toward Saving Our
Nation From Destruction?"
Evening star., 1941-09-20
DR.. Lenski 10 Preach
On Sources Of Strenqth

Grace Lutheran Church mathis
will be at 8;45 a m. tomorrow, when
Dr. Gerhard E. Lenski will preach on
THE Sources of Our Strength"
At II am. DR. Lenski will preach
on Are Ye Able?"
A young peoples fellowship sup
per will be held at pm. and the
devotional hour at pm. with Mrs.
N. j. Gould Wickey as speaker
Rally day in the Sunday school will
be Sunday, September %.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Disciples Of Christ
Churches Seekinq
To Raise S1,OO0,OO0
Campaign Speakers
To Talk to Most of D. G.
Area Congregations

District churches of the Disciples
Of Christ are in the midst of CAM
paign to help the denomination
nationally to raise an emergency
million" fund, part of which is tc
be used in the Capital.
Launched at a gathering of ma.
tional and local leaders of the
Christian Churches of the Met.
ropolitan Area Friday at Ninth
Street Christian Church. the move
nent continues tomorrow in vir-
tually every church of the denom-
ination in this section Speakers
from the church's national head
quarters in Indianapolis and mis-
sionaries from various parts of the
world will speak.
The money, which is to be raised
In units of 500. will be allocated
as needs are evidenced, it was an
nounced. About $4,000 will be
used in this area to meet the press
ing needs resulting from the influx
of Federal workers the large num-
Der of service men in military posts
nearby and the advance work Of
the church here.
Local leaders for the campaign
here include the Rev. c. N. Williams,
executive secretary for the Capital
area, who will be chairman of the
committee, assisted by the Rev.
George Earle Owen, religious edu-
na+i4Y, Nf
r. S. Cayce, State secretary on mis-
sionary organizations in Baltimore,
and Mrs. G. T. Creech, State secre-
tary of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the District.
The outside team for Washington
consists of the Rev. DR.. William T.
Pearcy, indianapolis. of the Board
of Church Extension; Mrs. Maude
Lucas Rumpler of the Board of
Higher Education; Dr. Royal J. Dye,
formerly missionary to Africa;
Miss Dale Ellis of the United Chris
tian Missionary Society; DR.. P. D..
Sukhnandan, a national of India;
Fred Hughes, from the field at AS
cuncion, Paraguay: Miss Faith Nc
Cracken, from the Belgian Congo,
and Mrs. G. L. Hagman, from
China.
The leaders will speak at the fol-
lowing churches tomorrow: Ma
tional City, DR.. Dye; Columbia
Heights, the Rev. Mr.. Owen: Ninth
Street, DR.. Pearcy; Third, Mrs. Hag-
man. Mount Rainier, Fred Hughes.
Takoma Park, Miss McCracken:
Rockville, Mrs. Maude Rumpler;
Arlington, Wilson Boulevard. Miss
Ellis; Pershing Drive, DR.. Sukhnan-
dan; Cheverly, Mrs. Atwood; Suit
land, Fred Hughes; Bennings, the
Rev. Mr.. Owen; Park View, Dr..
Pearcy; Alexandria, DR.. Dye.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
The Rev. W. 5. Abernethy
Announces Subjects

The Rev. w. S. Abernethy, minis
ter, will preach at Calvary Baptist
Church at both services tomorrow
The morning topic will be What Is
God Trying to Say to Us?" and the
evening God Has No Favorites.' -
He will be assisted at the latter
service by Miss Geneva Springer
and Clarence Van Denmark.
The Mothers Glass will hold a
picnic in Rock Creek Park, site II,
at Sheriff. and Beach drives, Sat-
hrday afternoon.
The Board of DeaconesSes will
meet Thursday evening preceding
the prayer meeting service.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Potomac Heights.

The Rev. Aaron B. Kelly, pastor,
will preach Sunday morning on "Di-
vine Certitudes." At 7 pm. the
Christian Endeavor will hold It's first
official fall meeting.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
DR.. Robinson Returns
To Calvary Pulpit

The Rev. Orris Gravenor Robin
son, minister of the Calvary Meth
odist Church, has returned from
vacation and will preach at IL
o'clock on "Discouraged?"
The Young Peoples Fellowship
meeting will be held at $50 pm.
The C. Y. w. Glass, Mrs. D. w.
Lum, teacher, will hold their fall
dinner on Wednesday at $50.
Wednesday, at pm, the young
ADULT department will hold a fall
rally meeting.
Next Sunday, September %, Rally
Day will be observed with a special
sermon by the minister at II on
"HeadWay."
Evening star., 1941-09-20

S o, I n e W a j
above all other
wars was that
for the control
of the spiritual
realm. After un-
ginable bat
ties, the great
adversary a n d
deceiVer was cast
down to earth.
where he still
RACES in demOnlC
power. On earth.
too, says the
Seer of Patmos
Satan's term Is
limited and his
Evening star., 1941-09-20

We say that the world is now
witnessing its greatest war. Not
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Metropolitan Baptist
Subjects Announced

THE Three-fold Ownership God
Desires will be the sermon theme
Of DR.. John C. Ball at the Metro
politan Baptist Church tomorrow
morning.
At 7:45 pm. the assistant pastor
the Rev. John NJ Ballbach. will
preach on Gods Answer to Mans
Predicament." The pastors and
deacons will meet at 7:15 Thursday.
After the prayer meeting. at 7:45,
the Personal Workers Glass will
have its first fall session.
Evening star., 1941-09-20
ALesson for the Week
There Was War in Heaven
Says Bibles Inspired Seer
BY WILLIAM +. ELLIS.

the words, There Heaven"
Revelation We glimpse the of the
world which about and within strife
Once the challenged
the Almighty Then
angel commander of against
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Dr.. Phillips breaches
At Epiphany Tomorrow

The Rev. z. B. T. Phillips, chap
lain Of the United States Senate,
will preach tomorrow at the II
o'clock service at the Church of the
Epiphany, of which he is rector.
Holy communion will be at am.
The Rev. Hunter M. Lewis will Of
f1ciate at the evening service at 8
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1941-09-20

warded or punished here and now
for what they are and do. Before
ever we glimpse the great white
throne where eternal destinies are
determined we must confront the
verdict of our neighbors and of our
personal experience.
DR.. John Watson Clan Maclaren) =,
in his THE Mind of the Master"
sagely says, I'VE have robust COM
mon sense of morality which refuses
to believe that it does not matter
whether a man has lived like the
Apostle Paul or the Emperor Nero.
One may hesitate to speculate about
the circumstances of the other
world; one may love the splendid
Imagination of the Apocalypse more
than the vulgar realities of modern
sentiment; but one can never crush
out the conviction that there must
be one place for st. John, who was
Jesus friend, and another for Judas
1scariot, who was His betrayer.
Jesus rested judgment on
the firm foundation of what each
man is in the sight of the Eternal.
The wheat is gathered into
the garner. What else could one do
with wheat? The tares are burned
in the fire. What else could one
do with tares? The sheep and
the goats, which have been one flock
In the pastures of this life, will fall
apart, each breed according to its
nature. Those who have lived the
Self1ess life, who saw Him an
hungered and gave Him meat, full
filling the law of love, shall stand
on one side, because by one choice
they are of one kind; and those who
have loved the self life. who saw
Him a stranger and took Him not
in, disobeying the law of love,
shall stand on the other side, because
by their choice they are of another
kind"
Justice and Love Entwine.
Closely intertwined, the threads of
divine justice and of divine love,
run through the Book of Revelat ton.
Here is doom unmistakably por-
trayed for the evil. The man who
says. Il don't believe in hell" has
to close this book before he SAYS it.
Were there not justice in the divine
nature. there could not be effective
Evening star., 1941-09-20

The Sunday school lesson for
September Fl Is. Overcoming
the Adversary."-Revelation xiii
LISA.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
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is tribute of love and affection
to the loved one who has gone to
that bourne from which no traveller
returns, yet who continues to live
in the hearts of those who are left
behind.
1t awakens, too, the choros of
cherished memories within the i'm
mediate family circle, bringing back
the recollection of departed hours TO
faithful friends and kin.
The Post-Press has n compila-
ton of beautiful forms and verses,
many OF them from the pens of the
worlds greatest poets. These have
been compiled in the sincere hope
of rendering real service to those
who are desirous of selecting an
appropriate verse for anniversary
date, or for Memorial Day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-20
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afternoon, fishing is fine. Plenty
of shade, boats, motors, tackle
and live bait. Watch signs after
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