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Evening star., 1942-01-24
DR.. 6. f. Lenski 10 Talk
On Inner Missions

The cause of inner missions will
be emphasized at Grace Lutheran
Church at II am. DR.. Gerhard E.
Lenski will preach on If You Were
That Hungry Man" Gifts and
pledges for the work will be received.
The young people meet at 7 pm.
A social for newcomers will be
held Wednesday at pm.
The Women's Guild will give a
turkey dinner Thursday, ST pm
Friends are invited.
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Third Christiuns
To Hear Former Pastor

The Rev. P. A. Cave, former pastor
of Third Christian Church, will oc-
cupy the pulpit each Sunday morn
ing as pastor interim during the
furlough of the Rev. C. N. Williams.
For six years the Rev. Mr.. Cave
was pastor. At IL am he will speak
on The Pauline Purpose" Com
munion will be served.
The Lydia Glass will have its jan
uary meeting Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Henrietta Nelson
at pm.
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than the Japs in springing his sur
prise attacks.
Shallow intellectuals, who of late
years have most effectively done
some of his errands. repudiate all
belief in the devil. But we cannot
ignore the second actor in the great
wilderness drama we are studying.
He is explicitly in the Bible, here as
elsewhere, and he is definitely at
work In the world. Without his
prompting and assistance there
never could have been such diaboli-
cal deeds as the Japanese perpe-
trated in Nanking, or as the Ger
mans have done in Poland Satan
has many aides, but he himself is
the master mind, loose in the world
for season.
Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin. a scholar
of distinction who has kept his head
amidst the vagaries of other intel
lectuals, puts squarely up to us the
inevitable choice between a real
devil and devilish human nature
He says, There are sinister factors
mightier than himself with which a
man must grapple &. There are ma
lignant forces-call them trends,
'lags.' urges 'obsessions,' collective
movements or collective inertia, or
call them plain devilS-and they are
viler, more brutal, more dangerous
than we are at our worst. There is
malignant control over our earth.
One can say many true things about
earth's goodness and pleasantness,
but its dominant factor, the prince
of this world is neither good nor
lovely. Not to recognize this is to
spend our days in fools paradise.
Healthy religion has always insisted
that our world is spiritually danger
Gus. Watch and pray, that ye enter
not into temptation"
The Basic Tepmtation.
Satan's assault upon Jesus was an
attempt to make Him doubt God.
He proposed an easy way, instead of
the hard way, for Christ to fulfill His
mission. At the root of every temp
tation that comes to mortal is this
assumption that God does not mean
what He says. If we really believed
God, do you suppose that the world
would have carried on as it has done
for generation, or that the present
war would be raging?
First OF Satan's appeals TO Jesus,
the hungry roamer in a desolate
wilderness, was to turn stones into
bread. In other words. put mate
rial satisfactions first. Jesus count
cred with the sublime and uni
versal truth. exemplified in His own
conouct. Man shall not live by
bread alone"
Then the devil tried something
more subtle: He proposed that
Jesus give a presumptuous exhibi-
ton of Gods care and of His own
sonship. by casting Himself down
from the pinnacle of the temple
Prove the Scripture" But again
the Tempted Men welded the sword
of the Spirit, which is the word of
God. before which Satan cannot
stand: Thou shalt not make trial
OF the Lord thy God"
In the third temptation, Satan
urged Jesus to a short cut, a COM
promise, in coming to His kingdom
Make terms with me-" said the evil
one, after showing Jesus the king
doms of the world, 'and you can
have it ell" Satan was the first
appeaser. Again Jesus confounded
the devil with the Scripture decla-
ration of Gods sovereignty.
Then Satan fed, and in his stead
came angels to comfort the Victor
in the combat.
The Sunday School Lesson for
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R. |. Avenue Methodist

DR.. A. B. Potorf of American Uni
versity will be the guest minister
tomorrow morning His theme will
be Lost and Found"
The services with the Great
Hymns of the Church will be con-
tinued. Tomorrow at pm. will be
an evening with the hymns of
Charles Wesley DR. E A SeXsmith
will speak on Charles Wesley S
Anniversary Hymn"
The Christian Endeavor Societies
and the Youth Fellowship will meet
at 7 pm. Special programs have
been arranged.
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Episcopal
Church of Our Saviour.

Church OF Our Saviour.
At 7::30 am, holy communion.
At II am, morning prayer and
sermon by the Rev. Alvin Lamar
Wills. At $50 pm. the Young Peo-
pies Fellowship will meet.
On Tuesday evening Vernon
Swartzfager, field representative for
st. Andrews Brotherhood, will give
his second lecture to the men of
the parish. On Wednesday from
10 am. to 3 pm. the Red Cross unit
will meet. At 8 pm. the Senior Fell
lowship will meet. with Mrs. George
B. Bailey as leader.
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Plymouth (COlOred) .

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
have for his subject, What Irri-
tates You?" On Tuesday at pm.
the Inter-Denominatio Ministers
Alliance will hold an installation
service for new officers. Bishop
Alexander P. Shaw will be the guest
preacher.
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SlnleSS Saviour, 4,
making cl e a T
that the best of
men are not be-
yond its reach,
but it also came
h ard on the
h e e Is Of an
ecstatic expert
ence. In a mood
of e xa ! ia t i o n
Jesus had been
baptized in the
Jordan by John.
He had been at
tested by the
FOrerllnner and
nY the Voice
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Third (COlored).

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
at II am. on "The Abundant Life
and at pm. on "Journeying With
out Christ" The Junior C. E. So
ciety will meet at pm, the
Intermediates at pm. and the
Seniors at pm.
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Congregational
Peoples (COlored)

On Sunday morning the minister
will preach on "All Power Is Given
The Young Peoples Fellowship
meets at 5 pm.
THE Message of the Books Of the
Bible" is being conducted as a spe-
cial discussion series each Thursday
night by the minister.
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON,
President Organized Bible Glass Associate

the Education will the
Of the Mems Bible Glass Edboke Methodist Church tomorrow
will preside
February g.
George Harris executive secretary and Harold King vice pres
Organized present
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will follow this service At pm.
the Rev. Thomas C. Garnett will be
the speaker.
Trinidad (Colored).
At IL am. the Rev. Spencer
Franklin will preach on "Sanctiica-
ton. At pm. the Rev. Henry H.
w. Spriggs will preach on "Christ'S
Mission to a Lost World"
Second (ColOred).
DR.. J. J.. S. Halloman will preach
at IL am on The Vanity of
Earthly Hopes" and in the evening
on The Parable of the 10 Virgins. :"
Christian
Park View.
The Rev. William La Roche will
speak at the morning service on
The Christian and His Prayer"
and in the evening on God S
Gibralter Message" The junior
church will meet at II am. Charles
L. Jones will have as his subject
Win Them One by One"
Fifteenth Street.
At II am. sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers, on rs Christ Too
Great for Us?" Youth fellowship
groups at $50 pm. The Happy
Hour" service at pm. Favorite
hymns and choruSes. Rev. Bowers
speaks on Specializing in Minors
Thursday from 8 to 10 pm, youth
night. Social and recreational life
for the young people of the COM
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St. Dominic Catholic

Solemn Rosary Novena will be
conducted by the Rev. w. P. Doane
| beginning tomorrow and closing
February 2 There will be daily serv-
ices Of high mass and sermon at 9
m. and evening services at Bpm.
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A Lesson for the Week
War Brings Temptations
To Patriots Focine Crises
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

War brings and subtle temptations timely
odays with the
whole large theme Of temptation
In nation tempted
national obligatory upon
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Christ, GEORGETOWN.

At II an. morning prayer and
sermon by the Rev. Peyton r. Will
liams.
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East Washington Heights.
Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. Clarence r. Ferguson
will preach at IL am. on 'Tree in
the Midst" and at pm. on SALIVA
ton and Security"
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Florida Avenue (Colored) .

The Rev. Robert l.. Rollins will
have for his subject at II am. "Life's
Greatest Objective" Music fur
nished by the Young Peoples Choir
Service at 8 pm, with sermon by
the pastor.
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Zion (Cnl0rNdl .

At IL am. the Rev. A. Joseph Ed
wards will preach on THE Right to
Be Generous" Holy communion
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Natiyity-R Resurrection

Term end parties for parents,
teachers and pupils will feature the
closing week Of January In these
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Lincoln (COlOred) ,

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on
''On Being Spiritually Prepared for
Any Emergency" The vested chorus
will render selected music. At 10:15
am. DR.. Edwin j. Watson will con-
tinue his series of health lectures
at the Mems Brotherhood. He will
discuss 1.-The Function and Care of
the Kidneys" The Junior Young
Peoples Society will present a pro-
gram at pm. The Young Peoples
Fellowship group will hold vesper
services ut $50 pm.
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AtOnenent.

Special candle-tght service will
be held Sunday at pm. Newly
elected officers of the II organiza-
tions connected with the parish
will be installed. Special cere-
monies and music win mark the
induction Of the candidates.
Defense work Is progressing sat-
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isfactorily. Meetings are held four
nights each week and three morn
ings during the week.
A special class for adults who in
tend becoming members will be held
during February and March.
The Rev. H. E. Snyder will preach
at ii am.
st. Anssar.
Services will be conducted at II
am. Sunday at 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NV, by the Rev. S. Christian
Andersen. The topic will be In
crease Our Faith"
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Baptist
West Washington.

west washington.
The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach tomorrow at II am. on
fielding Up the Torch and at 8
pm. on The Habits of Jesus
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at the Baptist Home for
Women. 3248 N street NV, Tues
day evening. The Sunbeams will
render the program.
The pastor will speak Thursday
evening at 7:30 pm. on Jesus
Problems"
BrOOkland.
On the last Sunday in each month
all pupils of the church school above
the primary department, are urged
to remain to the service at II am.
The Rev. M. C. Smith will preach
on "A Trinity of Triumphs.' The
seven departments of the Baptist
Training Union meet at Gas pm.
The Great Emigration" will be the
pastors topic at 7:45 pm. At the
| close of this service the ordinance
of baptism will be observed.
Temple.
The Rev. John M. Ballbach. as
sistant pastor of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. will be the guest
speaker at II am. Sunday. His
subject will be God. the Father OF
All-Believers in Christ" John Cor
don Mein. president of the B. Y.
TT Eaderot;or, of the District Of
/ Columbia, will conduct the 8 pm.
/ service.
Bethany.
The pastors subject tomorrow
morning is Not All the Lights Have
| Gone Out" and in the evening
These Leading Laymen." Newly
elected church officers will be in
stalled at the evening service. The
young people will meet at 6:45 pm.
The choir will sing at the morning
service.
The woman's society will meet
Thursday evening, with the. Column
bian girls giving the program.
East Washington Heights.
FOLLOWING the Clean" will be the
sermon of the Rev. Glenn B. Faucet
at II am. "The Life of st. Paul"
continues in the third of the series
of the all-dialogue sound pictures
with the subject of the evening being
Faith Triumphant" The ordi-
nance of baptism will also be OBJ
| served
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EriendShin fColored).

DR.. Ralph Mark Gilbert of Savan-
nah, Ga, is conducting q revival
He will preach Sunday ut II am
and 8 pm. Also . special sermon
Evening star., 1942-01-24

The Sunday School Lesson for
January 25 is The Temptation of
Jesus"-Matthew. WILL; Mark,
LIZ. Is; Luke, iv.1-13.
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D0uglaS Memorial,
G0rsuch.

The Rev. L. S. Rudasill will preach
at both services tomorrow. Mon
day, 8 pm, Social Club; Friday
8 pm, Young Peoples Society.
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Mount Bethel (Colored).

DR.. j. T. Smith will preach at IL
am. and at 8 pm. Music by the
Junior Choir and Choir No. 2.
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Brightwood Park.

The Rev. Robert K. hewitt an
nounces as his sermon themes: II
am, The Church and World Con-
quest; 7:45 pm, "A Shining Light" !"
Youth Fellowship supper is at s
(see CHURCHES, Page B-sJ
Evening star., 1942-01-24

The Burial
Bible Glass of
Calvary Baptist
Church will be
taught tomor-
row morning by
Miss A n n i e
Strickland. Miss
Margaret Wagy
of Group / will
1aoI tho IayO-
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to men only at 4 pm. A special
sermon to women only will be de-
livered January 20 at 6 pm. A
chorus of 100 voices will sing the
closing week of the campaign.
Rehoboth tColOred).
The Rev. A. Harry Stewart john
son will preach on Our Prayers
and What We Get Out of Them. "
Music will be furnished by the Senior
Choir and the Hallelujah Chorus.
At 8 pm. Rehoboth and Pilgrim
Churches will meet in union Serv-
ice at the Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. There will be gospel singing
by the union chorus.
|. First (ColoredD.
The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins has for
his subject at II am. Freedom
Through Discipline" There will be
e special service at 7:30 pm. built
around the theme: UNCONVENTIONAL
Life" The Volunteer Singing Group
will lead the singing at both services
Christian Endeavor is at pm.
Mount Horeb (COlored).
At IL am. sermon by the Rev.
Charles H. Fox Music by the senior
choir; $3.50 pm, holy communion.
Berean (Colored).
The gueS speaker tomorrow
morning will be the Rev. Leonard
E. Terrell. a graduate of the school
of religion at Howard University
and at present minister at Hacken-
sack, N. j.
New Mount Zion (COi0red).
At noon the Rev. o. E. Davis will
preach; 4 pm, the Rev. o. V. Hunter
will preach: $50 pm, B. T. u
meeting; $50 pm, the Holy City
Chorus of Baltimore, Md. will sing.
Vermont Avenue (Colored).
DR.. C. T. Murray will preach on
Jesus Won." At pm. there will be
baptizing.
Mount Bethel tColored).
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parishes, with rewards for good
attendance. Monday at 7:30 pm. at
Nativity and Friday at 7:30 pm.
at Resurrection by the Rev. E. N.
Thompson.
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st. Stephens

At II am. the sacrament of holy
communion will be observed. The
Rev. George K Bowers will preach
on THE Miracle of Transfigured
Lives" The Senior and Junior
Luther Leagues meet at 7 pm.
On Tuesday at 7:30 pm. is a
meeting for the Sunday School As
sociation.
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Vermont Avenue (Colored)

DR.. C. T. Murray will preach on
Jesus Won" At pm. there will be
baptizing.
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Methodist
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Congress Street.

Congress Street
The Harrison Bible Glass will
meet tomorrow at GAS am. Mai.
E. w. Brown. past president, will
preside The Rev. Dorsey X. Sturgis
will give a short talk. Thomas A.
Padgett will have charge of the
lesson. Representative Sam Hobbs
of Alabama will be the guest
speaker.
The Rev. Mr. Sturgis will preach
at II am. Union services with
Dumbarton Avenue Church at
Aldersgate Church at pm. The
Young Peoples Society will meet at
pm.
Wilson Memorial.
The Rev. Chauncey c. Day will
preach on Gods Grace at IL am.
At 8 pm. he will have as his sermon
topic The Spirits Power"
Union.
DR.. Selwyn X. Cockrell will preach
at II am. on I'VE Live in Groups"
and at pm. On The Lords Day."
Metropolitan A. M. E.
At II am. preaching by the Rev.
J. C. Beckett; $50 pm, A. C. Z.
League; 8 pm, preaching.
Douglas Memorial.
At II am. tomorrow the Rev. w.
F. Wright will preach on Serving
Christ" He will also preach at the
8 pm. worship service. Youth meet
ings will be held at 7 pm. On
Wednesday night the Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service will hold
an executive meeting at the church
and the Mems Baraca Bible Glass
will meet at the home of John E.
Gross.
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Lutheran

GEORGETOWN.
The Mount of Prayer will be
the subject Sunday at II am, by
the Rev. Harold E. Beatty, pastor.
The young people in the Luther
League met at pm.
Midweek service Wednesday, 8
pm. Subject, THE Call to Disciple
ship"
Inner Mission Society.
The Lutheran Inner Mission So
ciety will hold services Sunday in
the following institutions:
The Bible Glass in the tubercu-
losis wards of Gallinger Hospital will
be taught by Miss Frances Dysinger
and Mrs. F. G. Umhau. The Rev.
Raymond Vogeley will speak at the
Florence Crittenton Home
Miss Frances Dysinger will have
charge OF the service at the District
Training School in Laurel.
The Rev. Mr.. George Bowers will
conduct the vesper services in Unit
B at the tuberculosis Sanitorium at
Glenn Dale.
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Church of the Ascension.

Church of the Ascension.
Services tomorrow will be: Holy
communion at 8 m. morning prayer
and sermon by Canon Raymond L.
Wolven at IL am. The Young Peo-
pies Fellowship will meet at 7 pm.
A class in first aid has been Or
ganiZed and meets in the parish
hall on Tuesday and Thursday from
to 9 pm.
Trinity.
At am. holy communion and
IL am. morning prayer and sermon
by the Rev. Reno s. Harp, jr.
TRANSPORTATION.
On Sunday the services are at 8,
$50 and II am. The Rev. J. j.
Queally will offlciate and preach.
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New Mount Zion [CoLoredl .

At noon the Rev, Q. E. Davis VIII
preach; 4 pm, the Rev. o. V. Hunter
will preach; $50 pm, B. T. u.
meeting; $3.50 pm, the Holy City
Chorus of Baltimore, Md. will sing.
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Glass OF CheVy
Chase Presby-
terian Church
tomorrow morn
ing on Con-
fucianiSm."
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Wilson Memorial.

The Rev. Chauncey c. Day will
preach on Gods Grace at IL am.
At 8 pm. he will have as his sermon
topic The Spirits Power"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Civilian Defense Calendar Meetings for Insertion in This Calendar Mu b
 Sent to Mayors Omce at Least Two Days in Advance
TODAY, JUNE II

TODAY, JUNE II
 waiting air raid wardens watchers and bringing unmOmted fr0niew, recent photos FirstA 7:3O D. m Maloney school: Pat Wallace and staff. Medical building first aid class for air raid wardens begins Fred A. Webb and staff ! 7:3O D. m. sprague school and Frank Ware 7:3O D. m. ThonlAstcn branch: Q. A. Williams and san Activities '. goo p Diocesan Church street; Sewing for Red Cross 7OC m Audet han nutrition class Mrs Helen Brophy ssr8 3sts. FRIDAY, 2 ..
 Todays dspos paper and agaHinss Walsh Wilson, Webster Bucks H Abbott Civilians may deposit nearest school.
 
 800 p. m. church: Harry William A. Goodrich F. hal 60 North Main street. Al uronck and Mar Manzoh. Medical bding air raid wardens Fred A. Webb and staff. Other Activities
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
IEX -RODEO SPEED
 IN FINAL STUNT
Animal Badly Injured in Attempted Leap Over
 Truck; Shot Ends Pain

The final and fatal performance of a retired rodeo horse was en- acted before awe-stricken spectators on Hill street yesterday.
 The 10-year-old steed, veteran of many e performance in the saw dust ring was purchased from a roc deo company here four days ago by Julius Cicchetti of 42 Union street He was stabled on Hill street above Chase avenue until yesterday when he broke from his hitching post and dashed away.
 All went well until at the inter- section of Hill street and Chase avenue a truck crossed the path of the horse.
 An attempt to hurdle the moving obstacle was too much of a strain for the aged performer and his knees punched ten-inch dents in the front lenders of the truck. But the momentum of his stride caused him to slide over the engine hood to the other side of the vehicle where he landed on his head severely bruised and bleeding.
 The truck was operated by Roger Pierpont, 1B, of 162 Delaware ave- nue, according to Motor Patrolman Vincent Begg, who investigated.
 Today the horse is dead. pr. Ar- thur T. Gilyard, veterinarian, eased the old trooper from the pain of his last performance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
ALLEN APPOINTED
 VICE-CHAIRMAN
Rotary International to Convene in Toronto,
 Canada June 2l-2S

Chicago, June II - It was an- nounced today at the headquarters of Rotary International in Chicago that Charles Joseph Allen, Enanagez of the Connecticut Light and Pow- CT company, has been appointed to serve as vice. chairman of the Com- munity Service Assembly at the 1942 convention of Rotary International. He is a member of the Rotary club of Waterbury.
 The assembly at which Mir. Allen will serve as vice. -chaiYman will be participated in by representatives of many Rotary clubs thtoughout the world who will meet to review cona- munity service activities by Ro- tarians and Rotary clubs, and to discuss ways and means of increas- ing and strengthening such activi- ties.
 The 1942 Rotary convention, which will be held in Toronto, Can- ada, from June 21 to %, will be at- tended by delegates representing the majority of the 210,000 Rotarians and 5000 Rotary clubs of more than 50 countries of the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-11
Variety Of Features
 Amazing To Patrons
Nightly Performances of ZndaE GrOttO Circus Largely
 Attended; Free Matinee for Disappointed Riddles

find time to do 1t all in one visit. The entire Stadium Is occupied and alive with more than 50 different kinds of good clean entertainment.
 There will be two performances nightly tonight up to and including Saturday when the doors of the Stadium will. open at 1 o'clock. The matinee show will start at 2 p. m. and there will be something doing all day until the circus closes at midnight and breaks up preparatory to leaving for Narragansett Race Tracks in Providence where it will play an engagement under the aus pices of the Providence Shrine.
 School children who could not at- tend the free matinee on Tuesday afternoon and still have their tickets will be admitted free of charge to the Saturday afternoon matinee at 2 o'clock. Members of Zindah Grot- to are extending this privilege in order that no kiddie will be disap- pointed in not having had an oppor- tunity to see the circus before it leaves town.
 Service men in uniform will be admitted free at all performances and given one of the choice reserved seats as guests of the Grotto.
 Parking facilities are available at the field on pyament of package of cigarettes. All cigarettes thus ob- tained will be sent to Waterbury boys in the armed forces of the United States Army, Navy and Marines.