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Evening star., 1942-02-13
Defense RuIIy for Women

Mrs. Franklin G. Sartwell, as
sistant deputy warden for the Me-
tropolis View area, will explain ways
in which women can serve their
neighborhood in the present emer-
gency at defense mass meeting
for women at 3 pm. Sunday at 200
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1942-02-13
War in Retrospect
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
One Year Ago Today.
Greeks take heights above
Tepeleni.
Two Years Ago Today.
Russians take 80 forts in
Mannerheim Line drive into
Southeastern Finland; Firms
call for aid.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Today.
British announce sinking of
White Star liner Afric. On
western front British make
successful trench raids near
Loos.
Evening star., 1942-02-13

Churchill, while
processing abso-
lutte confidence
in the outcome
of the war, al
ways was care
full to insist that
about the ebb
and flow Of mil
itary operations,
he dared not
fore t e ii any
thing.
However, pri-
vately, he ex-
pressed himself
Evening star., 1942-02-13
Hard Liquor Prohibited
In Indo-Chinu by Decree

By the Associated Press.
VICHY. Feb. 13-The government
today established prohibition of
hard liquor in Japanese occupied
French Indo-China in a decree
promulgated In the official journal.
Wholesalers were given two weeks,
retailers As days to sell out their
stocks.
Evening star., 1942-02-13

JAPANESE Ile6L WILL become actlVe
in the Indian Ocean and reduce
to a minimum all shipments to
and from Australia.
Inferiority in the Air.
Most military and naval ex-
perts doubt that the Netherlands
possessions will be able to hold
out. The Dutch government in
the Far East was far more fore
sighted than the British in pre-
pairing for Japanese attack, but
1t has had hard time obtaining
aircraft without which 1t Is i'm
possible for any force to resist
the enemy. They have done their
best with the limited facilities
at their disposal, but the Dutch
forces, like those Of Gen. Douglas
Macarthur In Luzon and OF the
British at Singapore, are handi-
capped by inferiority in the air.
For a time the Dutch were
third or fourth in line to receive
the output Of our industrial es-
tablishments, although they Of
fered to pay cash for everything
they ordered in this country.
Netherlands aviation suffered a
further setback as far as orders
from the United States we're con-
cerned when we started sending
planes to Russia. Production
was setpped up by that time and
planes were available to fill
Dutch orders, but there was a
scarcity Of ships to transport
them and they accumulated on
the piers OF our West Coast
ports.
While the situation has i'm
proved in the last few weeks,
Netherlands British American
aviation now based on Dutch ter
ritory is greatly outnumbered by
the japanese.
Dutch in Grave Peril.
Military quarters in Washing
ton hope the British have done a
better Job of destroying all air
facilities at Singapore than they
did in Malaga. But even II they
have done so, 1t won't be long
before the Japanese can begin
Evening star., 1942-02-13

o u r enemies
W n o caused
the disaster.
1t was ju S t
our own care
lessness. So
we are sup
pose d to
breathe a sigh
OF rtlie I.
Nothing sim
lister about 1t
ar all .I,1et.
q W ork man
operating an
q ca ulana
Evening star., 1942-02-13
Penn Stute Alumni to Meet

The Penn State Alumni Club of
Washington will hold its annual din
ner and business meeting at the
Harrington Hotel at $50 pm. Mon
day. Joseph Rice is president. Off,
GERS will be elected.
Evening star., 1942-02-13

filters at the
thought Of the
Japanese peril.
I have been
here only q day
but already I
have been point
ed out as one
Of those crack
Drained Eastern
ers who came
here prepared to
see q n Y t h n 9
from q Japanese
marine chasing
Evening star., 1942-02-13

opinions OF the riters this page o,D not
necessarily The Stars Such optons presented The
Stars effort to gue all sides OF questions OF its
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1942-02-13
JobIess Pay
Bills Allow
Inequities
War, Navy Rulings
Also Held to Be
Blow to Companies
By DAVID LAWRENCE

Bills are before Congress to guar
antee to workers about so per cent
of their weekly earnings when they
are forced out Of time indus
Evening star., 1942-02-13
McLemore-
Son Francisco Little
Changed by War
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

SAN FRANCISCO.-This city Is
ready for anything-except visitors
who expect to find 1t quivering and
shaking and generally having civic
Evening star., 1942-02-13
BY PERTINAX.

A major political crisis is breaking
out in England under the impact of
the defeat suffered at Singapore. In
his public speeches. Prime Minister
Evening star., 1942-02-13
On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

The burning Of the Normandie
was, we are informed, an "acci-
dent" That is to say it was not
Evening star., 1942-02-13
National Awakening Induced by Indignation
Declared Essential to U. S. Victory

not only be prolonged, but will be
enormously expensive in life and
materiel,
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"The Naion'S Reading Habit"

Magazine SectiOn-DetrOit Times
Copyright 1912. In the United States of America by
American Weekly, Inc. All Rights Reserved Under
Copyright Including Foreign Rights.
Reproduction In Original, in Translation IL
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
The Life Of the Party

BY MIX. BAEK
"/HEN you're married to the Life of the Pnrtv
w there isn't much you do except gin and
- bear il. You don't dance yourself and the
little LCODdn likes to SLUng and siCdy. Her US for
Victory UiUdcity, vim and UOcifer0usness She's
uound up tighter than idiots teateh. But don't
Uorry. me lad The other ladies lcH run her dorn
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Union Wesley a M = y

AT IL am. DR.. H. T. Medford,
secretary OF Foreign Missions, will
preach. At 8 pm. the Rev. F.. w.
Afsfork viii use as his subject God
VIII Supply Your Need"
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Mems Union Bible Glass of Mount
Rainier Methodist Church tomor-
Tow morning. The class ofiicers are
Altha Worman. z. Herbert Bass,
David Laing. teachers: Harry J.
Miller, president. and A. H. Dodge
secretary and delegate to the asso-
citation.
Mrs. Gladys Gilkey Calkins will
speak to the Burial Glass of CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. The devotional service
viii be led by Miss Mable Brewer
Of group 2.
TIE o. w. L. Glass OF the Cow
enant-First Presbyterian Church
viii be taught tomorrow morning by
Charles c. Haig. who will speak on
The Fourth Commandment: Our
Day of Rest"
The Women's Bible Glass of North
Washington Baptist Church will
hold a business and social meeting
Monday at pm. at the home of
Mrs. Thelma Wagner. Mrs. Florence
Gianiny will preside. Mrs. Henry }.
Smith will teach the lesson tomor-
row.
The Trilla B. Young Bible Glass
of Western Presbyterian Church
elected as officers: Mrs. Laura p.
Galley. president; Miss Edna Price,
vice president: Mrs. Evelyn G. Coons,
recording secretary; Mrs. Lucille
Barnes, corresponding secretary.
and Mrs. Catherine Edison, treas
urer.
The Eleanor Nordeen Sunday
School Glass of Mount Rainier
Christian Church will hold its an
nual banquet Wednesday at 7:30
pm. The Rev. Carroll C. Roberts,
pastor of Ninth Street Christian
Church. will be the speaker.
The Clyde Kelly Glass of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church will
have for its discussion tomorrow
morning THE Faith and Doctrines
OF the Universalist Church"
Mrs. Henry c. Morris will teach
the joint session of Louise Shelton,
Mems and Butler Bible Glasses of
Trinity Methodist Church tomorrow
morning.
The Young Mothers Class, which
was recently organized at National
Baptist Church, has elected as OH
GERS Mrs. Elizabeth Fmderburke,
Mrs. william Brooks, vice
president: Mrs. Howard Stone, sec
retary. and Mrs. Claude Glass,
chorister.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Rev. H. J. Smith S Topic,
'UnobfrusiVe Power

At the North Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow morning the Rev.
Henry j. Smith will preach on I'm
obtrusive Power" The choir will
sing. At 7:45 pm. he will have as
his subject, Opportunity, Gods
Gift"
The devotional service will be held
Thursday night at Highlands
Church. The Rev. Mr.. Smith will
be the speaker.
The Women's Bible Glass will meet
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
Mary Haycroft. The Finance Board
will meet Tuesday night at the home
of E. L. Hahn. On Wednesday night
the deacons and deaconesses will
meet at the home of Charles Mason.
The Red Cross unit will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Law.
At the Highlands Church on Sun
day morning the Rev. N. M. SIM
monds will have for his subject,
Time" ahd in the evening, The
Altar"
Evening star., 1942-04-25

the text OF our present lesson.
Special significance is given to them
by the fact, constantly in His
consciousness. that He Himself was
but few days distant from the
death of the cross. He was moving
steadfastly and open-eyed toward
the fate that awaited Him in
Jerusalem. as He moved down
through Perea east of the Jordan,
teaching and healing as He went.
Instead of letting His own fate
hamper His normal activities, Jesus
seemed TO intensity His ministry
during those closing days, as if He
would seize every remaining moment
for the work He had come TO do.
There is very present and practical
lesson for all of us in the loyalty of
Jesus to His present task and oppor-
tunities, right up to the cross itself.
Any duty left undone by any one
of us is service to our country's
enemies DR.. Maltbie d. Babcock
once gave the secret of growth in a
little acrostic:
Go
Right
"On
Working"
His own example gave force to
the Masters instruction to His dis
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Mckendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at ii am. on Some Sins
OF the Church" and at pm. on IN
the wilderness" This Sunday is
the day appointed for the return of
the Joash chest boxes.
The Young Adults and Youth
Fellowship groups will meet at the
church at pm. to go to the Ana
costa Methodist Church to be the
guests.
On Monday the Sunday school
will hold its annual banquet. The
guest speaker will be DIR. E A. Sex
smith, pastor OF the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Church. The
fourth Quarterly Conference will
follow the banquet. In the absence
of the district superintendent, DR..
Horace Z. Cromer. who is i'll, d..
Sexsmith will preside.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
InstolIotion Services
At Tokomu Presbyterian

The Rev. r.. Paul Schearrer will
preach tomorrow at IL am. in the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
on The Secret of Victory"
At the evening service, which will
feature the installation and dedica-
tion OF church school officers and
teachers. the minister of Christian
education, Mrs. Marian f. Tate, will
speak. There will be music by the
junior department girls and boys
choirs.
DR.. william II. Walker will teach
the Brotherhood Glass and John
Scott will present tie topic in the
Young Peoples Glass meeting.
The Church School Council will
meet Monday at 8 pm. On Wednes-
day at 8 pm. there will be a meeting
OF the Takterian Players.
Members of the Red Cross will sew
and make surgical dressings on
Thursday at am.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

woman's Society OF Christian Serv-
ice and president OF the Washington
Council OF Church Women. will
speak Wednesday. at 8 pm, ON "For
the Facing of This Hour"
A homecoming with reception to
former pastors. members and friends
viii be held at 8 pm. Thursday.
There viii be special music.
Friday is Methodist Youth Fell
iowship evening and at $50 O'Clock
q workers conference dinner will be
held. DR.. Paul F. Douglass, presi-
dent Of American University, will
speak at both the $50 session and
at the O'Clock mass meeting.
Special music will be presented.
These anniversary services will be
concluded May 8.
This church began in a private
dwelling on Greenleaf's Point. In
1907 the congregation moved to the
old Carol tobacco house." on New
Jersey avenue near D street, where
they worshiped until November, 1911,
when they dedicated the first
Methodist church. built in Washing
ton proper.
This was the Ebenezer Methodist
Church, on Fourth street near 6
Sc. In 1857 this building was razed
and another. the Fourth Street
Methodist Church, erected on the
same site. The present Trinity
Church was built in the latter part
Of 1895 and dedicated May 23, 1897.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
'Dr. Horton 10 Speak
Al Cathedral Service
OF United People,
eorlier Pro9rom Will
Hear Youth Broadcast
From Westminster

Another of the services presented
in behalf of a united people at
time Of national emergency" and
sponsored by the Washington Ca
thedral and Washington Federation
of Churches, will be held at the
Cathedral at O'Clock eyensong to-
morrow. The speaker will be the
Rev. Dr. Douglas Horton. secretary
of the General Council of the Con-
gregational Christian Churches.
A feature of the service will be
the music furnished by the WASH
ington and Lee University Glee Club
A special service viii be held at
noon when a radio reception of the
Empire Youth program direct from
Westminster Abbey, followed by a
broadcast to England from the Ca
thedral viii be heard.
Sir Ronald Campbell. British Min
lister. viii be principal speaker on
the program from the United States.
Other greetings will be heard from
an anonymous officer of the United
States Navy who is stationed in
Washington.
The broadcast from the Cathedral
will be presided over by the Very
Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, dean
of the Cathedral, who will pro-
nounce the benediction. Speakers
will be introduced by the Rev.
Charles F. Smith, canon of the
Cathedral. Music will be furnished
by the Cathedral Choir. The Ca
thedral program goes on the air
over the Red network and short
wave station at 12:45 pm.
The international two-way broad
cast, sponsored by the Great Cru
SADIE. youth organization Of the
British Empire, will open with a
program which will be heard at
the Cathedral direct from West
minister Abbey.
Greetings to the youth of this
country from the youth of England
will be extended by a member of
the United States Embassy in Lon
don and by an anonymous British
naval officer, blinded in war and
awarded the George Medal by the
King. The broadcast from London
is being arranged by the British
Broadcasting Corp.
Dean Phillips will preach at the
IL am Cathedral service tomorrow.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 7:30 and $50 am.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
st. Paul A. M. Z.

AT IL am. sermon on Nehemiah s.
Prayer-An Analysis" by the Rev. E.
Adolph Haynes; $3.50 pm, annual
thanksgiving service, juveniles, AM
cient Independent Order of Moses !,
8 pm. sermon by the pastor
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Thank Offering Service
OF Diocesan Women

The semi-annual service of the
women of the Diocese OF Washington
when the united thank Offering of
the women of the whole church is
presented will be held at Epiphany
Church tomorrow at 8 pm. The SER
mon will be given by the rector. the
Rev. DR.. Charles w. Sheerin. His
subject will be why Gratitude in
an Ugly World"
The service is being arranged by
Mrs. Albert Atwood. custodian for
the diocese for the united thank
offering. There will be special
hymns and other music. It is ex-
pected that representative of each
parish in the diocese will present the
offering from the local churches.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
'Dr. Rusiin Returns
From Roanoke 10
MI. Vernon Place
Bishop of Malaysia
To Speok Tomorrow
A. Evepinn Serxire
At Evening Service

Dr.. John w. Rustir. will preach
tomorrow at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church at 9 and
IL am. on He Always Saw the
Best DR.. Rustin has just re-
turned from Roanoke. Va, where
he preached each evening last week
The cloister choir will sing at 9
am. and the sanctuary choir at ii
I'm. The Rev. WILDER H. Wilson
associate minister, will preach al
the service for juniors and inter-
mediates in the chapel at IL am
Bishop Edwin F. Lee, resident
Bishop of Malaysia and the Philip
pines for the Methodist Church, re-
Gently returned to this country, will
speak at 8 pm. Women will sew for
the Red Cross on Tuesday. DR..
Rustin will speak at 8 pm. Thurs
day.
Mrs. Barton S. Embry will teach
Monday and Tuesday
Inc A. b. Pugn class VIII nave
Bible study program at 10 am,
tomorrow. The subject will be Re
quirements for Christian Disciple
ship" President Ernest H. Reed
and Representative Luther Patrick
of Alabama will participate Cliff
ton L. Cox will discuss Salvation
Is Not Accomplished by Mere Mer-
bership in a Religious Faith" Rich
ard A. Downward will speak on
"Christ's Concern Over the LACK
Of Response to His Ministry" James
Soyars will talk on Gods Promise
Will Not Be Defeated by Civil Lead
ership." Justice Bolitha j. Laws OF
the District Court will make the
summary and presentation of other
points for discussion.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

Men BlDle Glass ana the chairman
of the Entertainment Committee
will present to the trustees of the
church check for more than 81 900,
representing the proceeds from the
recent Evening of Entertainment" /"
to be applied to the building fund.
During the informal services at 8
pm. the Rev. Mr.. Pierpoint will
speak on Prisoners of Hope"
Wilson Memorial.
The Rev. DR.. Chauncey C. Day
will have as his sermon topic at IL
am. Gods Temple" and at 8 pm,
"A Master Life"
Golden anniversary celebration of
the Youth Fellowship at $50 pm.
The Rev. George H. Bennett will be
the principal speaker.
Fourth quarterly conference April
30. at pm. DR.. Horace E. Cromer
will ask for reports.
Instruction class on Christian Life
and Church membership meets
every Thursday at 3:45.
Entertainment, "The Truth or
Consequences" by the young people,
May /, at pm. Public invited.
Lewis Memorial.
The Rev. H. r. Deal will use for
the morning message THE New
Orderly Whom?" He will speak
on "Our Father" at the evening
service, beginning a series of talks
on The Lords Prayer" to be con-
tinued in the evening services.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Rev. Clarence W. Crawford
Selects Sermon Themes

The Rev. Clarence w. Crawford,
minister at Calvary Baptist Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on
The Home Run King Who Failed
to Get to First Base" and on "The
Christ We Cannot Hide" In the
evening.
The Rev. Edwin H. Tuller. as
sistant minister. will conduct the
junior church service tomorrow.
The pastor and Mrs. Crawford
viii be at home to members of
the church and congregation from
3 to S pm. and from 8 to $50 pm.
Tuesday.
The young people viii present
their annual stewardship play to-
morrow afternoon under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. John r. Thomas. They
will present Ordered South" by w.
j. Noble!
The primary department will meet
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
w. H. M. Stover. Miss Cara Riggs
bee viii be the guest of honor.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Atonement Lutheran

Members of this years confirma-
ton class are invited to attend in
a body confirmation rally service
in Grace Lutheran Church tomor-
row at 4 pm.
New members received by letters
are to appear in public next Sunday
at the morning service.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid will
be held in the parish han Tuesday
evening.
The subject tomorrow at IL am. is
Twilight Christians" and at 8 pm.
strangers Amidst Multitudes," The
Rev. II. Z. Snyder will preach.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Church of Our Suviour

At 7:30 am. will be a celebration
OF the holy communion and at IL
am. morning prayer and sermon by
the Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills. This
VIII De fathers and sons day. The
sermon win be entitled Fathers and
Sons Day in the Bible" At p.m.
there will be celebration of the
holy communion at candlelight
service. This service will be under
the auspices of the Young Peoples
Fellowship, but all members and
friends Of the parish are invited.
The Junior Guild will meet at 4
pm, Monday. On Wednesday from
10 ann. to $50 pm. the Red Cross
unitlwill meet for sewing.
Evening star., 1942-04-25

the shams and contradictions of
formal religion; He knew what
was in man" and the small price
many were willing to pay for the
privileges of piety Beneath out
ward conformity to religious ritual.
the Teacher perceived the evils
thus cloaked and the wholly made
quate idea Of God that underlay the
religion If His day.
1t Is Strait Gate.
l hope l am wrong, but ] cannot
see any basis in reason, logic or
Scripture for the commonly preva-
lent idea that everything will be all
right for everybody in the next
world. regardless of how he has
lived in this. Such unthinking op-
timism robs God of His Justice and
of His moral nature. Neither in
difference to religion. nor the con-
formity TO the tenets of some par
ticular sect or faith-as in the case
of those old Jews-can assure place
or participation In the eternal life
Of the Kingdom.
1t is strait or narrow gate by
which one enters. One cannot romp
at will throughout life over the wide
fields of sin and then serenely stroll
into realms of bliss. The way of
Christ is fenced by the revealed will
of God.
This was a devastating message
to the contemporary Jewish privi-
legged class. who thought that their
thin outward conformity to the
usages of religion assured them a
place among the elect. 1t reaches
down to the present and grips all
OF us who are complacent In a self
Righteousness born of adherence to
the mere outward forms of faith.
Not he that nameth the Name but
he that doeth the will" Heaven s
door shuts out as we'll as lets in.
A Cosmop0lite Patriot.
At the close of His stern admoni-
ton. to the questionT. and through
him to the to the whole caste of
Pharisees, priests, Sadducees and
scribes. Jesus thrust in a truth
which is very contemporary today:
They shall come from the east
and west. from the north and south
and shall sit down in the Kingdom
Of God" If there was one. truth
which the Jews held steadfastly it
was that of exclusiveness. All out
side of the bounds of their faith
were heathen, shut cut from the
privileges of the law. Yet here
was the radical. Nazarene proclaim
ing worldwide gospel.
For the love of God is broader than
the measure of mans mind,
And the heart of the Eternal is most
wonderfully kind
Now that we have moved into a
worldwide fellowship of arms we
are abler to understand the COM
prehensiveness of Gods Kingdom.
with Him there is no east or
west" All colors and conditions
Of mankind may have part In
the great fellowship.
This sort of Christian interna-
tionalism- does not exclude patriot.
ism. Our lesson concludes with the
passionate, heartbroken words of
Jesus, 20 Jerusalem, Jerusalem,
which killest the prophets and
stonest them that are sent unto
thee; how often would I have gath
cred thy children together, as a hen
doth gather her brood under her
wings, and ye would note' Jesus
loved His nation and His capital
city, loved it unto the end.
The Sunday school lessen for
April 26 Is "Wayside Converse
tions.'-Luke, xiii.22-35.
Evening star., 1942-04-25
Church Will Celebrate
Anniversary of Society

At the Lincoln Congregational
Temple tomorrow morning, the 25th
anniversary of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be celebrated. DR.. Joseph
T. Hill, pastor, Second Baptist
Church, Richmond, Va. will be the
guest speaker. The vested chorus
choir will sing.
At the Mems Brotherhood session
at 10:15 am, DR.. william B. West,
dean Of men, Howard University,
will discuss Where Is Your Reli-
gion?" Both men and women are
invited