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Evening star., 1941-12-06
Congress Heights Methodist

The sacraments of holy communion
and holy baptism will be observed
tomorrow morning. The Youth Eel
loWship will hold a tea at pm,
followed by service. At 8 pm.
members Of Bethel No. l of Jobs
Daughters will be guests. The sub
Ject of the Rev. G. L. Conner will be
The Influence Of an Ideal"
The Mems Bible Glass will meet
IN a social and business meeting
on wednesday at pm. at the
home of Wilson Havener. with r. T
Inrft and Frank Neiss assisting.
The annual oyster and meat SUD-
per VIII be held Thursday in the
social hall, under the auspices of
the Mems Bible Glass.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Rev. JIM. De Chant Speaks
Al New York Avenue

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church at II am. tomorrow
the Rev. John NJ. De Chant, minister
of Manassas and Clifton Churches
in Virginia, will have for his sub
ject "Re-Thinking God"
The Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall will
speak on The Modern He'll" at
8 pm.
At $50 pm. the young people will
meet for tea followed at $50 pm.
by the Lincoln Fellowship Forum.
At pm. Monday the Mems Club
will meet. Capt. Harold F. Hard
ing of the Office of Chief, Air Raid
Wardens, will be the speaker.
DR.. Marshall will speak at pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Lutheruns Will Hear
Dr.. Georqe GuIck

DR.. George Gulck, medical mis-
sionary to Liberia, will be guest
preacher at II am. tomorrow in
Georgetown Lutheran Church. The
Rev. Harold E. Beatty, pastor, an
nounced the services will be under
auspices of the Women's Missionary
Society. Miss Eleanor Lang is presi-
dent. The Luther League will have
a carol service at 7 pm.
Members of the Women'S Mission
airy Society will be the guests at
8 pm. Tuesday of Mrs. j. Frank
Butts. Topic of the evening will be
What Of the Next Century," Mrs
Sadie Yount will be the leader.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Baptist Church to Hear
Sermons by Evangelist

The Rev. John Linton. evangelist
of Philadelphia, will speak at II am.
tomorrow on Tears in Heaven" at
Fountain Memorial Baptist Church.
At 3 pm. there will be meeting,
open to every one, with several
nearby churches co operating
Evangelist Linton will speak on
Two Legs and Piece of an Ear
and at 7:45 pm. on THE Unpardon-
able Sin"
At pm. Wednesday the Women S
Missionary Society will give a
Christmas pageant. The public Is
invited.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Church of the PiIorims

DR.. Andrew Reid Bird will preach
at II am. on The Radiance OF the
Everlasting Remembrance" and al
7:45 pm. on Preparing for Christ
mas, Then and Now" At $50 sm
the young people, Fellowship group
and Pioneers meet.
On Thursday at 7:45 pm. there
WILL be a meeting followed by a dem
onstratlon Of christianity at
Work"
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Lincoln Road Methodist

At the evening service tomorrow
the HagerstoWn A Cappella Choir
will render a sacred concert.
The sacrament of the holy COM
munion will be celebrated at l. am.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
The Week in Religion
CIereymen Avoiding War
Topics in Their Pulpits
By Religious News Service.

The Gallup Poll indicated this that the majority of Americans
members the pulpit hun
isn't the first time that the clergy have been admonShed to
William Yale
pleaded ministers rabbi talking
Evening star., 1941-12-06
Hall Mission.

A preaching praise and testimony
service will be held at $50 Sixth
street NV. tomorrow at 2::3O pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-06
TrirnnH
Friends Meeting of Washington

TTfcfIus NtttIHg vi "dSHIHgtO tOH
Established 1930-21I1 Florida Ave-
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
at IL nj, All interested are welcome
S. S, 9:43 IN. Young People, $40 pm.
FRIENDS MEETING tORTHODOX}
18th and Irving Streets NV.
HOO am-Meeting for worship. All well
come. Sunday School al 9:45 am
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Dean Of College
To Lecture Here

DIR. CARROLL SIBLEY,
dean of the Los Angeles College
of Arts and Letters and presi-
dent of the League of Western
Writers, will lecture before De-
troit Review Club at 2 p. m.
Monday, in the City Club Audi
forum on Celebrities and
Salubrities You Should Know.
Doctor Sibley is president of
several other organizations. in2
GLIDING National Peace Alliance,
National Crime Prevention
Council. Society Of Universal
Education, American Society of
World Culture and California
Pickwick Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
ptp>oNAli1Y
HidHlioH1$

MRS. LEWIS FISHER BROWN the former Dorothy
Kraus has Of the most beautiful heads Of red hair
youH ercr sec =. Tai and elegantly built, she wears
stunning clothes cth air and is especially partial
to rbiaestone-sprinkied lchite for euenjngs Adores
to experiment cith interior decorating schemes
and faUors modern Dances diUineiy Once
caught the biggest pike Of the at Toppindbee
=. Plays bridge like Whie LoUes Talismdn roses
-. Great friend Of Mrs. James b. Johnson Jr. the
ope-time Frances Dodge Debuted IA 1888 m
quantities Of peach net -. Married Ler Broica IA
81 and recently became the proud mamma Of SdndrG
Lynne rho has red hair too.
ELsPETH HERBERT middle one" of the William Heden-
Sprngtme Made debut Dec. 15 1885, a
tea given by her grandmother Mrs. William P Hamilton
. Has studied painting (Which in her family both
here and in the East Been warmly praised by the
+-@critcs for her several oils Travelled extensively
abroad and adores the Scandinavian countries Was
MOST impressed by her initial glimpse Of mummy
Likes afternoon tea and perfume.
MRS. OWEN SHELTON the chic chateIaine of "Cour
Valley both frequent and lengthy Greatly in
painting and sculpture she has her studio
which she visits daily il is said Likes Florida where
she's about the Everglades Club often spent
many Summers at the Old Club where she has lovely
place. River House" An energetic worker in the
Womans National Farm and Garden Association and in
Theater Arts and a devoted o sub-debs
Joyce and Edna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Miss Currie Wed
To Warren Parker

MRS, WILLIAM D. CURRIE
Of ManiStique avenue announces
the marriage of her daughter
Blanche. and Warren F. Parker.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis B.
Parker of LenoX avenue, Sept
81. 1910.
The ceremony was performed
by Robert T. Whitehead. vicar
of Christ Church. Detroit. with
Miss Virginia Allen and Weston
Currie as attendants.
After May /. the couple will
reside in Lawrence, Kan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Saddle Shoe Tanqle

ALWAYS original Umpty-
Fights have outdone even them
selves with the name of their
April : dance.
They are calling it the Saddle
Shoe Tangle and it will take
place at Bonnie Brook Country
Club.
DOfey Reason is party chair
man and helping out in no small
degree will be Bettv Ludwig
Jody Love. Mary Galata. Jean
cite De Roster, Dorothy Flana-
gan. Barbara Bates and several
others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Alpha Siss
Plan Events
For Summer

WITH Spring just two days
w old the forehanded little
Alpha Sigma CHS are already
making plans for Summer.
Their st. Pauick's Day party
was hardly over before they
were talking of a hay ride, a
splash party, a bicycle ride.
Honored at all of these affairs
will be ruShees Mary Weller.
Merrill Spaulding. Bette Ed
wards, Jean MacKay, Dorothy
Sarenburg, Julie Strouse. Marge
Edwards. Agnes Lynch, Alice
Mccoy and Lois Bonnah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

DON'T chatter 'ebile ,On
IL play a game
Requiring concentration.
If looks could xiii, a noisy
guest
WonId dc b. penetration.
TIVE ioatebed some people
l. girls and men
Attempt to be faeefioHs,
With eioHHiHg Jokes and gig
Cling pms
And stories rePetifioHs.
At Mrs. John s. Newberrys
when she has an afternoon of
cards-one is apt to find at least
one table Of mahjongg-BUT-
that table is put into another
room lest the noise of the tiles.
disturb card players. At Mrs
Arthur Bulbs the same thing
holds true except that there
mahjongg is apt TO be in the
majority.
At Mrs. Wesson Seyburn's-
the backgammon tables are-al-
ways ready-part Of the parlor
maids duty is TO set the boards
ready TO play. Mrs. Seyburn Is
an expert at the game and is
always careful TO see that any
bridge players are far away from
the rafting of the dice and the
placing of the men II you play
a game-keep quiet and remem-
Der that il is duerother players
10 pay attention TO the game.
There is a lot Of coming and
going though the coming
side is gaining momentum rap
idly and before long the Spring
season viii be in fun swing. Mr..
and Mrs. Macpherson Browning.
who spent a couple of weeks in
New York and Atlantic City.
have returned to town and so
have Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Strong Jr., who spent the last
six weeks in Guatemala. Also
returning from the South this
week was A. d. Wilkinson who
reported the Florida high spots
were still most delightful.
Judge and Mrs. Donald Van
Zile. who were South for the
wedding of their son. Philip. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Give Rhumba Party

THE SOUTH AMERICAN
theme. so popular these patriotic
days, was repeated once again
Saturday evening when the
Daughters Of the Sphinx gave a
rhumba party at the Rosedale
Park Clubhouse.
Doing the honors for the eve
ming were Jane Ann Dunn
Nyrene Beckman. Nat Yaich and
Marjorie Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Camp Sherbrooke
Reunion Scheduled

CAMP SHERBROOKE. di-
rected by Mrs. Leo Melien. is
holding its second annual re-
union at the Statler Hotel at :
d. m. next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Z Swank Dances

The girls will find themselves
able to choose between two
Swank fraternity dances on
April IS.
Gamma Delt is sponsoring one
of these and it will be held at
Christ Church Chapel. Call
Stan Day or Ward Penbarthy if
you want 10 know more ABOUT
this.
A. o. will hold its April .
dance at Bonnie Brook Country
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
But Not in Best Of Tdste
When One Plays Games
TIE DowAGER,s DoGMAs

10 PLAY The game that's
II TO be played
With all polite attention.
To roin or lose tbe game you
choose
Must be yonr real intention.
TOR if you Joke, oo~ spoil
L The fnn
And Others irrifatc.
So Vafcb yonr step and qniet
keep;
On playing concentrate.
Ruth Butzel. have also come
back. as have Mr.. and Mrs.
Avian Macauley and Mrs Ma
cauley's sister, Mrs. Luke Gilbert.
Edward d. Stair has also re-
turned from a quick trip South
where Mrs. Stair intends 10
remain for some weeks.
Mrs. John T. Nichols asked
guests for contract and tea last
Tuesday and Mrs. Butler Higbie
had informal buffet supper
guests Sunday in her Lakeland
avenue home.
This next week will be turned
over almost entirely TO the
school set, who take possession
for their Spring vacation. Among
these are Joan and Virginia
vanderZee. who viii be back in
their Provencal road home for a
short rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

EIroy O. Joneses
Due Home Soon

Mr.. AND MRS. ELROY o.
JONES of Renaud road are ex-
pected home from the South in
late March. They have made
stops at Natchez, Miss, New
Orleans, La, and Fort Lauder
dale, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
indiana Society
To Elect Officers

INDIANA SOCIETY of De
troit will elect officers Thursday
following a $50 o'clock dinner
at the Boulevard Methodist
Church. Twelfth street and West
Grand boulevard. Gilbert Cato.
president. will be POSTMASTER.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24

the Congressional Record while his successor. Sen. Abe Murdoek. was being sworn in. According to Sen ate rules. Senator King. being a Cor mer member. has the privilege of being on the floor whenever he pleases. but capitol veterans said it was the first time in memory that any outgoing senator had kept his seat while his successor was be ing given the oath of office
 The Langer Case
 The real dramatic climax of the day. however. came when Sen. Wil- liam Langer North Dakota, stood up to take the oath and Senator Barkley. majority leader. inter- posed: There have been filed with the Senate and I now have on my desk charges of various sorts from citizens of North Dakota obieet.ng to administration of the oath of uf= flee to the Senator-eleet. Mr. Lang CT. I have read these charges and affidavfts. which. if true. are ser
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vened, the House ran off is routine on schedule. except for the big par ade to the hopper where the mem bers drop their proposed bills. Be fore the gavel fell. one hour and 56 minutes after converting. the boys in the House had poured approxi- mately 1,000 bills and resolutions into the hopper
 Over in the Senate. however. more than one Of the members must have been bored with the lack Of ex- citement on opening day Or maybe it was because the spiderwork Of steel rafters recently installed to bolster the chamber roof lent an air Of strangeness and unreality that had the gentlemen jumpy Al any rate. in the B minutes that the Senate was in session plenty hap pened.
 In the first place. 74-year old Sen. Hiram Johnson of California. reelected on an all-party ticket let it be known that he would have none Of this business of being es- corted down the aisle by his state colleague 10 take the oath of office One of the Senate's oldest customs is that the incoming senator shall be escorted to the Senate presidents platform to take the oath When Sen. Sheridan Downey. California Democrat stepped up to accompany Senator Johnson. the latter declin- ed. and firmly Report was, how au- thentieally l do not 'know. that the Senate veteran protested that it was silly custom and that he was per feetly capable Of walking up the aisle alone It was the fifth time Senator Johnson had taken the trip. the first time he had taken it alone.
 Custom went to pieces agaln when eX-Sen. William H. King. Of Utah, kept his seat and calmly read
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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You Saw It In The Sentinel
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ious and would seriously affect the qualifications and fitness of the senator-elect to become a member of this body
 It was about that fime that you could have heard the proverbial pin crash to the floor. But the Senate beat the problem in short order Af- ter assuring The senator-elect that the Privileges and Election commit lees would give the matter speedy consideration. the body agreed to let Mir. Lauger take his oath with out prejudice to the Senator and without prejudice 10 the rights of the Senate
 Of such stuff is Senate history made
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
ON IBlEs WASHINGTON FRONT
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WASHINGTON. Jan.24-The on- ening of Congress, as a dramatic spectacle. ordinarily is a flopperoo. a additionally dull matter in which certain dull traditions are observed without any straining for pomp,
 The House of Representatives meets. answers roll call. elects a Speaker (sam Rayburn of Texas this time1. gets sworn in eu masse funless there is someone whose ere dentials are challengedl. appoints a committee of three to notify the President that Congress now Is in session and ready to receive any communications he desires to pass along.
 The Senate meets. answers roll call swears in new members Tn blocs of four appoints a committee Of two to notify the President
 The five committee members from the two houses meet in the cloak room. shake hands around. perhaps have a cup of coffee and then go back 10 their respective halls to re- port that the President has been duly notified Gle hasn't. of course. but the custom is a hangover from pre-telephone days when the boys had 10 take to horse and splash through mud to the White House. or he President might not have known for days that the gentlemen were up on the Hill fighting a mass duel1
 Then the two houses adjourn.
 1000 Bills
 When the 77th Congress con-
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tecting and assisting children. who through force of circumstances at home OF elsewhere are not being properly cared for the proposed act has some passages in t which are bound to raise traditional eontro- Yersies. For example. Section 3 starts out with the remarkable sen tenee. Jurisdiction in cases of children under Is years of age shall be vested in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska. American parents. regardless of the fact that they live in Alaska. we suspect are not going to be overly keen about 3 law which places jurisdiction of their children in the government. It savers just a little too much of the totalitarian idea where the state comes first, the home an after thought
 Then down in Section 5, the pro- posed Act sets forth that any per son can give information to the court that a child is within the pro- visions of the act Doubtless there is no intent to bring "Gestapo" or "OGPU' tactics into play in this country, but the wording of the tentative act leaves the door open sufficiently wide to arouse some good. old soul-lifting American ora tory when AIaska.s lawmakers get to this bill.
 Down in Section IT they will find that all records in children,s cases will be in a separate file and such records shall be open only by order Of the court to persons having le- giJimare interest. Who is going to decide who has a Legitimate inter est'2 The Federal government. ae- .eording to the Act. through its re- presentatiYe, the court. Who is go- ing to decide when a public record isn't a public reeord2 Again. the Federal government. the Act re- yeals.
 Best guess is that when that zig orOus American and constitutional lawyer, Senator Cochran of Nome. gets a hold of that one there's go- ing to be some quoting of the con stitution and some bill re-drafting.
 ** ##
 For a defeated candidate who can keep in the picture. the leather medal should be given Wendell Will kie. Despite a shattered third term tradition, history-making world ey- ents and defeat, the COP titular head stays in the limelight. indieat- ing determination to become Pres ident of the United States sometime, or else.
 &
 Through on the Alaska this week for the opening of the Legislature next Monday in Juneau were Sen ator o. D. Cochran of Nome, Sen ator-eleet Edward c. Coffey of An chorage and Representative Howard Lyng of Nome. Lyng, former House Speaker, had been down California way for the last couple of months on a vacation after winding un in his mining season in the Second Di- vision. Cochran and Coffey had been south for few weeks on bus mess trips, and preparing for the 60-day grind. Senator Cochran, who hasn't been in the best of health last few months, reported himself feeling fit again. The traditional ] treasury watchdog also looked with some skepticism on reports about spending
 l Il. W.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24
THIlR@UGlB TH1E P0lkTTTGAlLa
 PERISG0lPB
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They'll be calling the roll of the 194I Alaska Legislature for it's 18th biennial session next Monday up in Juneau and, in case you may want to write to your Senator or Representative in behalf Of this or that "a famous old American GUS toml, here are the names of those who'll be answering the roll call from the respectiv Diyisions
 First - Senators, Norman R. Walker of Ketehikan and Henry Roden Of Juneau Representatives, James Y. Davis, John Mccormick. Allen Shattuck and Crystal Snow Jenne, all of Juneau.
 Second --- Senators, o. D. Coch- ran and LeRoy Sullivan Of Nome; Representatives, Howard Lyng, Frank Whalsy, stua1t Stangroom and Leonard Smith, all of Nome
 Third --- Senators. Don Carlos Brownel of Seward and Edward c. Coffey of Anchorage; Representa- tives William Eagan, H. H. MeCut- cheon, Harvey Smith Of Anchorage and Amer Peterson, Valdez.
 Forth Senators c. H. LaBoy- teaux, LiYengood, and Hjalmer Nor dale, Fairbanks Representatives Frank S. Gordon. Leo Rogge, Jesse Lander and Charles Hebert, all ot Fairbanks.
 A* ##
 Like the widely publicized bill to legalize the Department of Health, and sometimes confused with it, the proposed new juvenile act is expect ed to cause some furry before being whipped into workable legislation This is the proposal tentatively la beled An Act Placing Jurisdiction in Children's Cases in the District Court and Defining Further Respon- abilities of the Territorial Depart ment Of Public Welfare for Children in Need of Care" It is the one which is being sponsored more or less directly through the American Legion and it's Auxiliary.
 With the laudable purpose of pro.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-01-24

BUILDING UP.ETHE MARKET for Alaska's No. product is mighty important to all people in Alaska And again this year, the Industry is out to sell America the States is teaching housewives the nutrtve values and economy of Canned Salmon. Millions of magazine ads recipes on the food pages of newspapers-are
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telling women how to serve more Canned Salmon in delicious new ways The cooperation of groces too, has been enlisted push Canned Salmon sales in their stores
 All over the U. S. the forces of advertising. publicity, and promotion are at work building stable market for Alaskas major food product market that will mean protected prosperity for every Alaska family.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

10y Dtts oEhfhANh IL ~ -'OA<IA
Copyright is4i by King Features
yes or no: (a)-did
Thomas jefferson say, II have
not yet begun the fight; (b)
did Washington say, I'VE have
met the enemy and they are
ours; (c) did Lincoln say,
With malice toward none 2
--Mith=what- do you associate
these famous men (a) Cass
Gilbert; (bl James Madison;
(c) Eli Whitney?
3-Do you know ta) how old a
senator must be; tbl how long
must a senator have been a
United States citizen; tc) how
long docs The senator serve I?
Name ta1 the captured king
of Mexico; tb) the leader of
the Green Mountain Boys; (cl
the president of the Southern
Confederaey.
5-What invention is associated
with the name ts) of Morse;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
What does the Statue of
Liberty hold in her left hand :?
POI the following wines, can
you tell which are usually red
and which are white; cham
payne, port, vermouth?
Tower, the national
monument recently in the
news, is in which Of these
states: Wyoming, Arkansas,
New Mexico?
is a distant relative of
the: rose, marigold, lily.
Which?
5-fienry Clay once described a
certain place as the remotest
settlement in the United States
If not the moon" Give a
guess as TO the spot he had
in mind
6=cioses=liYing relative OF the
elephant is an animal the size
of a rabbit. Can you give its
common name --
What people do we have in
mind when we speak OF the
"Cymrics"
ANSWERS on Page Ie)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
ANSWERS on Page 19)

Inventions We've All Been
Waiting For. The Shocking
Stocking Designed 10 Electro
cute Indiscreet Mice; the "Sad-
die Paddle" for Timid SWIM
mers; the "Stop4Snore" for
Promoting Domestic Harmony;
and Other Revolutionary Gadg-
ets-Described. Discussed and
Analysed by Inez Robb, Popular
Feature Writer. Don't Miss Her
Iuimitabie Comments in The
American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Cb) of Bessemer; (c) of
Diesel?
6-Finish these quotations ta1
Truth sits upon the lips of
dying = |(b) Absence
makes the heart grow -;
(c) God made the country
and man made the
Tn what Shakesperean play is
there (a) a handkerchief; OBJ
=aPetheeaFyTe
Grafton. -