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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
myself. LEO GREEN, 1882 v st. Sc.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
niiS eontras5ed sn BY any one other than than
WILL SELL FOR STORAGE BILL 1886 Ter
raplane coupe, engine No. ld6.10S. serial
No. dl8.s4S at MOTOR FINANCE Co.
1917 o st. NV, Dec. %, 1912, at 10 d. m.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT. AS
purpose of electng trustees and for such
other business as shall come before the
meeting Will be held by the stockholders OF
ton orsanized under the laws of the
District of Columbia, at the place of bust
ness Of said company, No. 1929 K street
the 18Th day of January, 1a43 at 7;:}0
pm. In witness whereof. I. the secretary
OF said company. have hereunto subscribed
my name this 10th day of December, 1912.
RICHARD j. CARR, Secretary.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
IMPORT BANK OF
To the stockhoidsrs wasniNffHN, of tSe Bank:
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of stockholders of Export Import
Bank Of washington viii be held at the
NV in the City Of Washington. District
of Columbia. on Monday, January IL,
1943, at 300 o'clock pm, for the election
OF a Board of Trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such other
| business as may properly come before the
meeting. Respectfully.
HAWTHORNE AREY, Secretary
Dated at Washington. d. c., December
10. 1912.
CONNECTICUT PIE CO-THE ANNUAL
ting of the stockholders for the election
OF the directors of this company will be
held at the compaDv's office 81 So o
street Northwest. on Wednesday. January
| H. 1943. Polls open from pm. to
> pm. Books for the transfer of stock
closed from December 13, 1912, to Janu-
ary l3, 1943. inclusive
r B. REHREND, President,
ALAN B. DAVID, Secretary.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeol Advertisers

Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by II pm. evening before:
for The Sunday Star by 4 pm
Saturday.
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COUNTERMAN.
Mayflower Diner. 5O2 r. l. ave. ]
PAINTERS

Experienced men for inside work Must
nave good references as to character and
aoility. Permanent if qualified. See Mr..
Lewis, Doctors Hospital, 1915 Eve St n W .
4 to pm only ''
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MEN

High school graduates, ages o1 to 60
already deferred in the draft. for inside
clerical work in shops, garages and store
rooms. Experience not needed. Must be
ieeible handwriting. Six-day, 44-hour
week: 500 to $50 month to start, de-
pending upon qualifications. with opportu-
nifty for advancement Apply weekday
mornings at Room 333,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN.
Route No. 20. Cabin John Streetcar
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WILL SELL FOR STORAGE BILL 1886 Ter
raplane coupe, engine No. l66.10S. serial
No dl8.S4S, at MOTOR FINANCE CO..
1917 o st. NV, Dec. %, 1912, at 10 a m.
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Observation-Disclosures.
6S1z Conn. Ave.
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Top wages fer reliable man; no quarters.
References required. Telephone ME- 1854
between 5 and 8 pm.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF
EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, cost: one familiar with
cost plus; fixed fee preferred; out-of-t town
1ob, 90 MI from Washington. Box 135-K,
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l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOB
debts incurred by any one other thar
myself LEO GREEN, 1892 ST. Sc
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ANTIQUES

-PIyote Sole Of Fine Appointments
The collection of Mr.. Lyle Ken
nedy in the historic Robert E. Lee
mansion, GOT Oronoco ST., Alex
andria. Va. warrants the attention
OF serious and discriminating buy
ers. Included In the items for sale
are French and English antique
and custom made furniture. fine oil
portraits and landscapes, hanging
draperies, Oriental rugs, silver
lamps, rare Bohemian goblets, cop
per and brass ware, etc. Inspection
Sunday, Oct. II, II noon until
8 pm.
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Gardens to Order.
BABY CHICKS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BARRED ROCKS, R. l. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey,s Y-o feeds James Feed
Store. $40 K st. NV. Metropolitan O0s9.
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COOKER PUP. black; 2 wire-hair terriers.
and 2 yrs. old: so rabbits. different
breeds; 25 pair White King pigeons, all
goat. Box 36s. Rockville. Md. Ashton ABB.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for sale, 8 mos.
old; also baby pups, wks. old. Ludlow
pALMAT1AN COACH DOG PUPPIES. sired
steF af'f hyfsy hfRR heaiRv ouopiss sn 1a
esH5u eaba or al are FRA
h9ur,s drive from washington. Phone
eeors and s0oas oases shsess dsorse
Black. 305 9TH st. ne.
AMER1cAN ;I ACE: sire et small. we'll
ing bloodlines IA. es19 42OI 4th NV.
CANARIES. Yorks and Choppers, all colors.
Entire stock; also CAGES. all kinds. Hutchi-
son, 1909 g st. sc. Ii 2S36.
bunting strain. Fine for pets. Wisconsin
BEAGLE HOUND HUNTING DOGS and
and nfpm np 10 Hsde Mfses t. rs ,safs alter Of
wks: old: can Chestnut oss2 AN 'ea'
ENGLISH Settlers three. female age 3.
registered, ready for finishing. bird crazy
5ndtns snd mood rsnse; sss $50 each Army prevents
= Fails Church. Va or cali all Col. sansh. Smith.
Apt. 61O-B, Wardman Park Hotel
FOX. TERRIER PUPS. 9 weeks old: one
small male and one female. $500 18th st.
sPITz PUPPY. weeks old. purebred.
white NO. e1s9 either Sunday or in the
nsPs4RaEp noDsss EFT M 5pISH iHa5. SETTER PUP.
a3 81 COOKERS; ZII all colors, s15-S20- s25- -s35
S6LLIEs. ss;s SEQ. VII Wiz EsiGesl?; ie 81 39
ssn npzsss ssS ESRsggSsSsss ss
DOG HOTEL. 7544 deorsis Ave. IA. r2sS24;sSo 4Ssi.
GoOD HOMES WANTED for five pretty
tssns mo1ss,. ann nnd '9ms 3r half cats ali GOOD
TANsY anaSs ,.lsa pHEHHsANTs, H..N doves. pigeons,
ssss. sSsesh. issg at sas::s srss: sss
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPWS. re6 ,nd
oIi,ck' oS,c' male and female. II .vks.. reasons ono
ssss-w.fi. X c. Phone Fails Church
Toy MANCHESTER TTRRIER- a,5.5
mos: old: chestnut 5235. male 8
e; s sSlef ;:s VI: Sssifs'1ss Ssef ssi, 2rIsifa sis
BETS: issyinsM toxn 10 ,,I9 month. eld; lovely
rood home. WA. a 7s47. sen reasonable to
ENGLISH BIRD DOGS lsnovdens7- 4
rstsi.te tsM se.tefs' pointers. l Chesapeake bay
Islrlexer. ! pair hounds. TE. 21S3' 's'
C0GKER sIi sPANIELs-one male. one fe.
$3.50 all day Sunday. ichisan
hanssr.s sna ID. IL soYs So ~ ;1's
BIRD DOG wanted. real meat DOE eif5.,
pGilnse pfics snr cT :ssffssI; net over q moderate
CONTINUED on Next Paes5
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BEDROOM SUITE, walnut, consisting of
chifforobe dresser and mirror, night
tables. bed spring and inner-spring mat
tress. SOB; also sge. mattress, practically
new, S5; girls coat, all-wool, size 1913.
731 Richmond ave, Silver Spring, Md.
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BOOKCASES 20 sections, tops and bases,
and Office desks and chairs; best grade
Globe Wernicke, oak; new cond, 905 Wes-
tory Bldg, 14th and NV, 9-5 weekdays.
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BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, 30 vols, with
bookcase. perfect cond.; western High
cadet uniform. size 3s, cap "a; 2@-caL
rifle: cleo motor, "a h.p.; 1941 woman's S
brown winter coat with black fur. size 3S,
heavily inter-lined. EN-. N101.
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BEDROOM SUTTE-Distinctive Spring Air
mattress Royal Sarouk rug, 9x12: mirror
spread, ehifforobe; all practically new.
Ehenherd S4hQ
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BOTTLES. lars. jugs. crowns corks. caps.
any size Southeast Bottle Supply Co..
935 11th st Sc. Franklin 60S5.
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BEDROOM SUITE, modern, walnut. S55;
like new; also maple suite, S45: chest of
drawers, cocktail tables odd beds. 316
9th ST NV. Open Sun. afternoon and
evarince
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BEDROOM SUITE. 18th century bleached
mahogany. bed complete with Simmons
spring and mattress: chest of drawers,
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BEDROOM SUITE walnut; bed. dressers,
dressing table; all priced attractively. Call
sunday after /, AID. 0350, Apt. 404
1851 10th ST. NV
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BEDROOM SUITE, complete. 7-pc.. dou-
bic bed with spring and Beautyrest mat
tress. 1119 4th st. ne
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-piece: 2-piece living
room suite, rug, Frigidaire, radio and other
small pieces of furniture. 1850 West Va.
ave n
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BICYCLE. mans. Al condition. . new
tires. basket, elec. generator. head and
tail lights. kick stand; also set matched
left-handed golf clubs: sacrifice for cash.
Call North 1896, Sunday before pm.
BICYCLES one girls (womans), ! boys
tman's). good looking, ready to go; frames,
nartS enough for 2 more AT. bSl2.
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BICYCLE. mans Shelby; balloon tires,
basket, light, luggage carrier. never used;
$50. Falls Church 204S-J.
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BEDRM. SET. Ss5; bed-liv. set, Kroehler,
sofa: S15; solid NAH spinet desk, S35;
ladys sec'y. S25; console, elec. sew. mach,
French screen sa5 tai table fin lamp. n SIS SIS, cost cost
S65; brown fur coat, size 16, SIS; g. window
seat book shelf, S12. Lorraine Studios. $500
Conn, Ant 2I WO 1859
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BOOKS-Real estate plat book No. 3; City
Directory, 1871 and 1912. Bargain Book
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BEDROOM SUITE, including spring and
mattress: reasonable; excellent condition
Apply 5000 Conn, ave, Apt, No, lO3
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CU5I sS10I StII wv,
/ year old. Wisconsin 1901.
BICYCLE. Colson, girls, practically new,
lightweight, S35 cash. Phone today, 10-3.
Kensington 565.
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BICYCLES, several new and rebuilt, light
Weights adults. juveniles; wagons, shop
ping baskets on wheels. Nat. Sport Shop,
m td O,anrn nuR
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BEDROOM SUITE, complete; baby grand
piano, pair single beds, complete 1907
Mckinley st NV. OrdWay 1923
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12 II. BY IA IT,: D. c. motor or hand
operated. Complete. $3.50. CH. 1922.
GAS AUTO. WATER STORAGE HEATER,
Pitteburg. IL mos old, 30-Ral.; guar.
Block oalvAse Co.. 107x 31gt st. nv.
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BEDROOM SUITE Ape ivory. sacrifice for
quick sale. After IL o'clock Sunday. 5115
dth G.
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BIRD CAGES cut glass, fur coats. cleo
trio hair dryers, gas stoves, vases. trunk,
radio paintings, clocks, ferns and auto.
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BEDSPREAD, Normandy, new. handmade,
work of art: will sacrifice AID. 9523.
BEDSPREADS "a, crochet, lovely; also
plants: reasonable. RA. 1855. 1914
MnntapMe
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BOILER, 25-h.p. high-pressure boiler; ex-
cellent condition: can he seen at yard
General Wrecking Co, Brentwood I'd. and
w MI
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BUFFET, S4; brass bed So: large record
machine: rugs, 81: other pieces. See Sun
6021 Ga ave
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BICYCLES, several mems and boys, COM
pletely rebuilt; some practically new Call
Mr. Brown, SH 2610. Sun, l to p. m. ;
off M
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BRIGGS & STRATTON gas and eec. mo-
tors shotgun, rifle, paint spray, water
heater, elec and gas stove; lathe, &C. Gin.
heltinps: skill saw WA 36OS
Evening star., 1942-10-11

REFR1GERATORS, display cases, beverag
coolers, ice chests, scales, slicers, coffee
mill. etc Also household ice refrigerator.
Gu. IT., late. model Must be sold t
once Prices below market. 1884 14th
St -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

The Daily Alaska Empire has th largest paid circulation of any A aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
(L0UDBUR5T kILL5EIGHT IN
 WASHINGTON
Automobile Trapped Near Wenatehee by Wall
 of Water, Mud

WENATCHEE, Wash, Aug. T. Passed by Censor)-A cloudburst wall of water hurting down a mountain canyon nine miles north of here last night trapped nine people in an automobile, killing eight of them as the machine rolled over and was carried for several hundred yards down the hillside.
 Russell Kirk, 27, a logger, escaped as he was thrown free of the vehicle. He crept through the mud and de- bris to the highway and was found by passing motorists.
 Six bodies of those killed were found in the buried machine which was damned against the Great Northern Railway tracks along the Columbia River. The other two were buried in the mud.
 Dead are: Mrs. Russell Kirk, 24; Mrs. Lena McCann, g; Lena Firpo, l9: Wilbur Hald, 27; Mrs. Hald, P; Frank McCann, 27 Mrs. Frank Me Cam, 2l, and Ray McCann, 32.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

DOCTOR, NURSE GO
 OUT ON EMERGENCY pr. H. J. Weber, of the Govern ment Hospital, and Miss Clara Simons, a nurse, flew to Hawk Inlet today on an emergency case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
QUEEN DE(0RATE5
 NAVAL MEN
WiIhe|mnia Gives Medals 10 Outstanding Officers
 of U. 5. Forces

WASHINGTON, Aug. '. - Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands con- ferred decorations on five members of the United States Navy including Admiral Hart, retired, for dis tinguished service in the southwest ern Pacific campaign against the Japanese.
 The ceremonies took place in the residence of the Netherlands Am bassador and was followed by the appearance of the Queen as the guest of President Roosevelt at a press conference.
 At that time she said that the contributions of the press and radio to efforts of the war leaders are of immense value in helping to lead mankind toward brighter tomor- row.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

secrecy, but he declared that Aus tralia is carrying her own load and any view of great sacrifices being made in war areas elsewhere for Australia's s defense is unwarranted.
 Other areas are not being stripped for war goods to benefit Australia he said.
 Norman Stockton, Melbourne Her aids war correspondent, asserted that the time has come for some very plain speaking on the subject of military and air defense of Aus tralia.
 He declared: We don't want an- other Malaya or another Java. Yet say all potentialities here as to our capacity for defense in Australia depends on the aid we receive from the United States for the time being at least.
 "MacArthur is the most offensive minded of all Allied Generals, but is placed in a position where he cannot take the offensive
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

K. Davis, Peggy Davis, Kathryn Wilson, w. Decker, Sydney E. Loyn and H. James Brown.
 Passengers for Juneau from Ket- chikan with AGA, arriving here last night were Wellman Holbrook, Clark Clarberg, Charles Stone and J. V, Kesler
 A round trip flight was made yesterday to Hawk Inlet and Ex- cursion Inlet with D. S. Davis and E. E. Murray as passengers.
 On an emergency flight made by AGA this morning to Hawk Inlet. outgoing passengers from here were Dr. H. J. Weber and Clara Simons, and on trip to Pelican, oswald Thanem was a passenger.
 Leaving here this afternoon for Sitka with AGA were T. Lonmer, Albert Carlson, Ernest Petersen and Emma Petersen.
 Also on the schedule for this afternoon was a second flight to Sitka and a charter trip to Metla- katla.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
WIFE HELD IN DEATH
 OF NATIVE
Coroner's Jury Declares She Fired Fatal Shot
 in Tragedy
Continued from Page One)

Mork said that the Watsons and himself drank some beer and that the Watsons started another argu- ment, and then went outside. When Mork heard shot he went out 10 see Watson on the steps in front of the cabin, the top of his head blown off by the shot. Mrs. Wat son.. he said, was sitting against the cabin with the rifle on the ground in front of her, saying, Bill, why don't you talk to me?"
 Notify Authorities
 Mork then notified the authori- ties.
 An FBI agent who questioned Mrs. Watson yesterday testified that the shooting was evidently the result of a family quarrel, and said that MT. Watson told him that her husband said something about target practice" had picked up the rifle and a kitten and asked her to come outside with him. He said that she related he had hand ed the gun to her, telling her it was loaded, and had then gone down the steps with the kitten. She then said that she worked the lever of the rifle and elected one cartridge, but did not know there were other cartridges in the cham Der when she raised the gun up and shot her husband through the head.
 No Intent
 The Federal agent said that she denied having any intent to kill her husband when she pulled the trigger. She also said that he had beaten and abused her since the Fourth of July.
 Other officers testified that Mrs. Watson related how, afteN the shooting a native friend had told her to tell the authorities that she was trying to shoot a can off her husbands head when she fired the fatal shot.
 Members of the coroner's jury were Gordon Gray, Walter E. Bathe, Thomas J. Ryan, John G. Morrison, Clarence Give and Lockie McKinnon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
B. B. GAME !.
 TONIGHT I

Juneaus baseball nine takes the field this evening at 630 o'clock against the Missouri Mules in the last regularly scheduled contest in the Gastineau Channel League this year.
 Three games which were post poned on account of weather may be played later, however. The St. Louis Blues lead the race for the second half title, and won the first half.
 Tonight's game will be seven in- nings by agreement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
Dous of War Are 10 Be
 UnIeashed by Army;
 Uniis Being Organized

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
ALA5kA COASTAL PLANES FLY 10
 NEARBY PORTS

Passengers for Tenakee with AL aska Coastal Airlines yesterday afternoon were Joyce Barlow, Eliza beth Lunde, Helen Gamble, Hans Englebrunner and Sam Asp. Arriv- ing here on the plane from Tenakee were Oscar Alto, M. Byers, Mrs. Mary Snyder and Teresa Grossman.
 Arriving here yesterday from Sit ka with AGA were E. F. Cashel, G.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
WANTA(TI0N MORE AID IN
 AUSTRALIA
Down Under Continent Is Crying for Offensive
 Against Japs

MacARTHUR'S HEADQUART- FRS IN AUSTRALIA, Aug. 7.-U, s. equipment sent to Australia in a "trickle' could be replaced in three days by Americas war production, according to an authoritative source who cannot be specifically identi- fled
 He is unable, he said, to disclose the exact figure because of military
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

Continued from Page One) l the campaigns and attack strategy of "Stonewall' Jackson.
 When the founding fathers and the pioneers were setting off their blunderbusses against the Indians, the worst menace they had to cun- front was the warning yowls of the dogs in the Indian camps alil villages.
 Weapons change, but not the old principles. A bark in time still may save battle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
TIDES TOMORROW

ARRIVE FROM TENAKEE
 Mrs. Mary Snyder and her niece, Mrs. Teresa Grossman, arrived in Juneau yesterday afternoon with AL aska Coastal Airlines from Tenakee. They are staying at the Baranof Hotel while here on a short business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

The Fl Salvador Indian speaks Spanish = the Indian dialects have vanished.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07
A. VAN MALVERN LEAVES

A. Van Mavern, merchandise brok- CT, left his Juneau headquarters today for a business trip to Ket- chikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-07

Tribal dances of the natives of Mozambique sometimes last for 36 hours.
Evening star., 1942-12-19
Art Thou He!' Is Topic
Al Trinity Lutheran

At Trinity Lutheran Church the
topic Of the Rev. H. M. Hennig at
II am. tomorrow will be "Art Thou
He?"
New congregational officers elected
at the regular voters meeting last
Monday night are: Elders, H.
Schneider, F. Wurzbacher; trustee,
F. Cast; Sunday school trustee, DR..
E. Schneider; treasurer, I. Gatz;
financial secretary. C. Heinrich;
president, H. Schneider; vice presi-
dent, E. Stohlman, and correspond
ing secretary, G. Biehl. They will
be installed on December 27,
The joint Mems Club of Trinity
and Christ Lutheran Churches will
meet at pm. Monday at Christ
Lutheran Church.
The Red Cross workers meet at
1890 am. every Wednesday.
Open house is held every Sunday
night for servicemen and young
people Of the congregation.
The Walther Leaguers will join
the Potomac Zone Choral Union in
singing Christmas carols next
Wednesday night, at one of the
local hospitals,
On Christmas eve there will be a
midnight service, beginning at II
pm.
The Sunday school children's
service will take place at 7 pm.
Christmas.
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January ; Is Designated
Join the Church SUNDAY

Not only will hundreds of Christ
mas homes be open on Christmas
Day to newcomers in the Nations
Capital, but the churches also have
opened their doors wide to these
hundreds of thousands of Govern
ment workers.
The Washington Federation of
Churches, representing all denomi-
nations, has designated January 3
as Join the Church Sunday"
Some studies of newcomers have
revealed that 78 per cent of new
comers are church people, but only
20 per cent are attending church
since they have come to Washing
ton. The $50 Protestant churches
of the Metropolitan Area extend to
these hearty invitation to unite
with them and strengthen the
spiritual life of America.
The Evangelism Committee of the
Federation of Churches, Dr. Robin
Gould, chairman, says: Take ad-
vantage of great American privil-
ege by joining a church of your
choice on Sunday, January g."
Evening star., 1942-12-19
Word Became Flesh
Is Dr.. Cosby's Theme

At the River Road United Presby-
terian Church tomorrow there will
be Christmas service with a SER
mon on The Word Became Flesh" t"
at II am, with the Rev. Virgil M.
Cosby preaching Special music will
be given by the chorus choir. The
annual white gift pageant will be
presented at pm under the di-
rection of Mrs. Virgil M Cosby as
sited by cast of 35 persons. It is
titled The Bethlehem Inn" White
gifts and the money offering for
world relief will be taken at the
candle lighting service at the close
of the pageant
The annual Bible school Christ
mas entertainment will be held Tues
day night with story pageant by
40 persons. There will be a Santa
Claus and Christmas tree for the
children.
The youth fellowship will sponsor
a Christmas service on Christmas
Eve at 7 o'clock in Government
Court, Twentieth and Twenty first
between L and M streets NV. Fol-
lowing the service the young people
will sing carols near the church.
Christmas morning at $50 o'clock
after breakfast together at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins. they
will visit several hospitals and sing
carols and distribute copies of the
Christmas story.
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McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
deliver a Christmas sermon at the
II am. service preaching on THE
Babe in the Midst" There will be
special music by the Vested Choir.
At 8 pm. service the choir will
present an evening of Christmas
music including anthems and carol
singing. The Rev. Phillips will give
short explanations of the carols be-
fore the congregational singing of
the carols
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet Tuesday at pm.
Officers will be installed.
On Tuesday evening there will be
an organization meeting of the
Mems Bible Glass. There will be
election of officers, a showing of
colored lantern slides, talk by a
representative of the Federation of
Bible Glasses and refreshments.
The Sunday school will have its
Christmas entertainment on We'd
nesday at 7;30 pm. The sound pic
ture, "A Child Is Born will be
shown
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TheosophicuI Society

"Cosmic Midnight: The View
Then Presented will be depicted
in lecture by E. Matthews Dawson
at 1916 H street NV. at pm. to-
morrow. At a meeting of the Chris
tian Mystic Glass, $50 pm, James
w Mcclure will speak on THE
Rider on the White Horse, the Manu-
of the Coming Race. and the Host
of Great Souls Now Taking Birth"
Wednesday. 8 pm, members
meeting for the study of the Secret
Doctrine" by H. P Blavatsky, foun-
der of the Theosophical Society.
Friday, pm, Mrs. Lillian F. Boat
man will give the last of her black
board talks on "AStro- Psychology -"
They will be resumed on January 8.
The annual Christmas party will
be held Wednesday.
On December 27 Miss Fleurette
Joffrie. coloratura soprano, will close
the seasons program with lecture
in song