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La gaceta., 1942-10-21
Un diano russo dice que Estados Unidos
cuenta con sufcientes hombres y maquina
Las tropas Rojas mantienen todas ss p%osiciones
-"Liquidado" ell saliente del sector de las fa-
bricas.-Consolida SUI avance ell ejercito
de alivio de Timoshenko

brero esta confinada a dos ca
Hes de las afueras, donde com
baten les v%eterano5 y las reser
vas del enemigo.
Tn regimiento motorizado
de infanterla tuvo qla retroce
der, a toda prisa, bajo el fue-
go de la artilleria roja. Hizo
dos ataques la unidad alema-
ma, uno con 40 tanques y ell o.
tro con 70.
Los refuerzos rusos cruza-
ron ell Volg abajo un violenti-
simo bombardeo de la artille-
ria nazi y contuvieron al enc
migo en- la bora de mayor Pc
ligro para el distrito de las ia
bricas.
All norocste de Stalingrado,
entire ell Voiga y ell Don, en- Ell
corredor dc 40 millas, el ej6r-
cito de alivi ode Timoshenko
vigoriza su posiciones y au-
menta cl peliggro para ell flan-
co izzquierdo a'eman, que pro
teje los mayores contingencies
del eiGrcito sitiador.
Durante la noche fu6 recu-
perada una comunidad en- ell
area de Mozdok, a 40 millas
de los pozos petroleros de
Grozny.
Perecieron mas de 900 ale--
names. All uroeste de Novoros
sisk Sc repulsaron seis ataques
Y m|urieron mas de 100 teuto-
mes.
IL notro sector desalojamos
al enemigo de dos alturas."
BESIDE Berna, Suiza, infor-
man que el rey Victor Manuel
atendiendo sugerencias de Mu
solini, ha coneedido amnistia a
$1,000 italianos condcnados a
no mas de 5 amos de pri.i6n.
Italia commemorate, ell dia
% de cotubre, Ell aniversario
(PGsG q "a "a. pdg.A
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

Loadres, Octubre 81 La
CSC .aura ing'le>a, inoluyen ic
les acorazaioS Leon y Teme-
rario, de 10000 t~oneladas, es-
ia lista para entrar en- batalia
co mel acorazado Won Tirpitz
V ell resto de las escuadras de
Alemania e Italia.
Cuenta la flota con Is AGO.
razzados y cruceros de bata-
LA y tiene en- construction O.
tros cuatro.
va entraron Ell seryicio los
nuevos acorazados Howe y An
son, de la clase del rey Jorge
v. Uno de ellos custodi6 un
convoy que iba hacia Russia y
sus canones entraron en- fuego
contra los aviones nazis.
Hast ael p~resente Inglaterra
, ha perdido cinco acorazados y
cruceros de batalla: Principe
de Gales, Repulse, Royal Oak,
Hoo y Barham.
BESIDE Gibraltar comunican
que varios bombarderos italia
nos tiraron bombas y los arte-
factos cayerOn del otro lado
de la Inca de demarcaci6n, en-
territorio espanol.
La Radio de Oslo, Noruega,
dice que ell rey Christian X Sc
cay6 del caballo que montaba
y su e&tado es muy grave.
En- la Camara de los Comu-
mes, Sir Archibald Sinclair, Sc
cretario de Estado para la a
viaci6n, manifesto que hasta
ell 10 de octubre Malta habia
sido atacada 166 veces y ell e.
nemgio habia perdido sobre la
STA y sus cercanias 1869 ae-
roplanos. Han sido destruidos
0 AVERAGES 6704 edificios. b
ran 1886 los civiles muertos
hasta Ell pasado martes.
hasta q pasado martes.
de una batalla aerea en- Egip-
to, de gran escala, en- la que
participant cazas italianos y
nazis ICON gran exito.' "Nues-
tras fuerzas, agregan los ma
zis, solo sufrieron memories per
didas.
Los submarines ingleses, en-
palabras de una nota del Al
mirantazgo, hundieron cuatro
transportes del Eje, en- ell Me-
diterraneo.
Dos de ellos Sc le acredita-
ron a I'm sumergible Y Sc hun
dieron frente a la costa italia
ma. Los de mayor tamaho de-
saparecieron de la s~uperficie
en- pocos minutes.
Ell ministro de Negocios Ex-
tranjeros, Antonio Eden, ma
nnifest6 en- la Camara de los
Comunes que no hay acuerdo
alguno con Italia en- cuanto al
bombardeo de Roma y otras
ciudades italanas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

ECuandO arrinconaran algu-
nos senores fabricantes sus
ideas feudales, de venganza por
esta o aquella falta 0 dificultad?
Ese "cuentillo" de la "bonifi-
caci6n'', por ejemplo, es contra
rio a la psicologia de los torce-
dores "latinos".
Romper bandas cuando las
bandas son "infernales', no es
un fen6meno, sino una cosa ma
tural.
Zanzibar de trabajo a n hom-
bre, como castigo, por haber ro-
to unas 'fbandas podridas', no
revela un "espiritu democratic
CO., sine TODD 10 contrario.
Tanto dano lie hacen a la in
dustria los "tanguistas' como
los fabricantes "caVernicolas" f,
ampenados en- decir va me la
pagara': a este lie pondre las pc
ras a cuarto...
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

MoscG, Octubre 21-E' o.
gano d. ejerc!to rojo, ~ t'c-
la Roia,' afirma cue Esltlls
Unidos { Ia lists "a, con nct.-
bres y equipo, para inlciar ac-
twas operaciones miIitar 8.
Esta noticia Sc relac!ona
co MIA que ha venido cirel.an-
do sobre la llegada a lrania
de soldados americanos.
America va tiene suticien-
ties hombres y maquinas. En-
cuanto al entrenamiento y ha-
bilidad combativa del ejGrci-
to, este solo puede determinar
Sc por medic de laacci6n, de
la lucha armada.
La reciente ofensiva de Hit
Ter contra StaIingrado sigue
perdiendo fuerza.En las 1itimas
AZ horas ell ejercito rojo ha
m~antenido todas sus pos.cio-
mes.
Ealtap .,ilo cluco dfag nara
igualar la her6ica resistencia
de Odessa, que dur6 G3 dias.
Los reforzadzos defensores
de la "ciudad del acero' recha
aaron nuevos ataque y obliga
ron al enemigo a retornar a sus
po~siciones originates. En- los a
saltos comenzados eli miGrco-
les de la semana pa ada, los
nazi perd.eron ell 70 por ciento
de sus Electives.
"Al terminar ell dia de hoy
nuestras tropas sostieqen fir
mementes sus posiciones. lie
dante contraataques hemos
mejorado nuestras posiciones
en- el noroeste y en- IA parte
central del Caucaso.
"Estrella Roja' informa que
ACADIA de ser "liquidado' por
la tropas sovi6tieas ell "salien
te' del enemigo en- la secl ON
d elias fabricas, parta norte. La
lueha por un eercanO barrie o.
La gaceta., 1942-10-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Cobierno por comision. = En- desacuerdo con
Raymond. = Curran y Land. = Jornales con
~gelados."- Arbitraje.-Razon y cordura.

Ell Sr. Klay anhela ell go
bierno por comisi6n'" pero es.
ia cobrando sueldo como 9 n
cejal.
GPor que no renuncia, va
queel regimen edillcio no eacA
ia dentro de sus ideas, y Sc de
dica a hacer campa1a en- PR
del gobierno muni"ioal por u
nos pocos y para beneficio de
una minoria?
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

La Junta Nacional de Relacio
mes del Tabajo no consiente que
los derechos de los trabajadores,
reconocidos por las leyes, sean
atropellados.
Ell gobierno del preSidente
Roosevelt exige diariamente ,en
todo ell pals que los obreros sean
eonsidcrados y su labor justa-
mente ~recompensada.
Mas ell gobierno Sc Opone a las
huelgas innecesarias, a las huel
,gas de agitaci6n, por cuanto nc
tienen mas fin que crear diff
cultades e estos dias de dolor y
lucha.
Salir a la Gale, IN una fabri-
ca, por problemas que pueden
resOlverse sentados unos y otros
| alrededor de una mesa, no con-
viene a los obreros, por cuantc
pierden dinero que para sus ia
milias necesitan, y no convene
a la comunidad, va afectada por
ell nerviosismo que genera todo
cOnflicto armada.
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

Estamos en- complete desa-
cuerdo, Y 10 decimos ahora mis-
mo, con ell plan del senador
Raymond Sheldon, electo en-
mas de una OCCASION por los vo-
tos del pueblo latino, para que
los concejales no sean "esco-
gidos' por barrios sino por to-
da la ciudad.
Cuando la election es de con
junto, en- toda la ciudad o en-
TODD ell condado, los candidates
de apellidos espanoles e italia
nos cast siempre son derrota-
dos. u
Los prejuicios de los que ha
blan de democracia y aborre-
cen los apellidos latinos, pro-
dujeron la derrota de Lorenzo
Hernandez.
Perdimos ell juez de paz que
saba comprender bien a sus
convecinos y Sc escOgi6 a Tur-
ner por tener un apellido in
giles.
Manana perderemos la repre-
sentaci6n en- ell condado, 81
Mr.. Sheldon extiende su plan.
Los e~lectores de TODD ell con-
dado, en- su mayoria de apelli-
dos ingleses, votaran siempre
por los "apellidos' que lies sue
men bien' w..
icon quien ha consultado Ray
mond Sheldon sobre su nuevo
plan?
Nosotros lie ayudamos mucho
EN- las dos ultimas elecciones que
ganara y con nosotros hubo de
consultarse en- ell periodic electo-
raj.
les que "ya 10 sabe TODD" en-
cuanto al pueblo latino, porque
Sc lie quiere Y Sc lie apoyara con
ell mayor desinteres?
Raymond esta ma aconseJado
Y cumplimos n%uestro deber d.
ciendole que la mayoria del pue
bio latino Sc opone a que Sc cam
bic ell sistema de representation
directa por ell de election por la
mayoria de Seminole Heights
Hyde Park, etc.
Esto no quiere decir, sin en-
barge, que ell pueblo latino esta
satisfecho con la actuaci6n de
aNgunos senores concejales.
La amistad nos obliga a pedlr
he no tome ell canine tortuoso'
por cuanto acabara perdiendo
muchos votos y sinceros afectos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

roridad de la oficina que dirige
ell exmagistrado Byrnes; los con
tratos l~egitimamente reconoci-
dos no pueden ser alteradoS por
medic de huelgas.
ST un obrero es injustamente
cesanteado puede Someter su a
gravio a la Junta Nacional de
Relaciones del Trabajo o a la Sc
cretara del Trabajo; 81 a un O.
brero Sc ie quita un trabajo me
jor v Sc lie da otro donde CANA
menos, derecho tiene, por con-
ducto de la Union a que pertene
ce, a protestar Y padir Sc lie re
ponga; pero las huelgas Va nc
tienen Valor mas que para ami
norar la production y crear ma
Ia sangre' entire unos y otros.
La gaceta., 1942-10-21
WILKIE LIZ HABLARA Ell
LUNES A LA NACION

New York, oct. 21.-Wendeli
l.. Wilkie le hab!ara el lunes a
toda Ia naci6n, por medic de la
radio. Las "rcdes' transmitiran
sus palabras, relacionadas con
sus visitas a Egipto, Russia y Chi
ma.
En- Rushville, Indiana, donde
tiene su Residential, Wilkie pre-
para su diacur0o
La gaceta., 1942-10-21
UICENCIA ILIMITADA PA.
RIA Ell MONTEI.
RO

Rio de Janeiro, oct. 21.-A pc
tici6n suya Sc le ha concedido u
ma licencia por tempo ilimita-
do al general Pedro Aureiio de
Goes Monteiro, jefe de estado
mayor del Brasil. Tiene 50 amos
de edad Y Sc le atribuyen ineli.
naciones fascistas, aunque 81
sostiene que es brasilero y NADIA
mas
La gaceta., 1942-10-21
IRA A I~NGLATERRA la Sc.
NORA

Washington, oct. 2l-Stephen
Early, 81 sccretario de la presi-
dencia, dijo aver que la Sra.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ia espo-
sa del P~residente, nara una visi-
Ia a Londres en- IN pr6ximo flu
tIro, q
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

Ell gobierno demanda de los
trabajadores que sometan a ar
bitriae todas sus d%iferencias con
los p%atronos.
Los iornales no pueden ser va
alterados por medic de huelgas.
Dor cuantO estan "eOngeladOs'' y
sOxnetidoa pOr complete q n an
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

, Opina el c~ontralmirante Land
presidente de la Comisi6n Mari
tina, que los organizadores de la
Union Martina Nacional, la co
lectividad presidida por Joe Cur
ran. debieran ser "fusilados al
amanecer"...
Duras palabras, de un matlz
antidemocratico FL pals tiene lie
ives v bajo elias pueden ser per-
seguidos todos los delincuentes
ST los organizadores no cum
plen con su deber, Uncle Sam
dispone de fiscales Y jueces y
tambien de una Camara y un Sc
nado.
Hitler los fusilarfa al amane-
Ger y sin juzgarlos...
La gaceta., 1942-10-21

La aviacion alada parece haber contenido
la nucva %olensiva en- Guadalcanal
Bombardeadas Ia base de BUN y la isla dc Kiska
-Algunos senadofes opinan que 81 trabajo de-
be ser movilizado. - La prohibition en- o cerca
de los campamentos
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Epiphany Church School
Will Be Held al II Am,

Announcing the opening of the
church school for the season at IL
IN. tomorrow, the Rev. DR.. Charles
w. Sheerin, rector of the Church of
the Epiphany, said Epiphany being
a downtown church, we have ar
Hanged for our church or Sunday
fchool to be held simultaneously
With the II m. church service, thus
giving many young parents who
have no one to leave their children
With, an opportunity to attend while
the children go to Sunday school.
We started this experiment last
spring and it proved to be success
full"
Children under the first grade go
immediately to the kindergarten
end are taken care of until church
Is dismissed at 1910 pm. All other
children attend the regular service
OF the church, at which specified
seats are reserved for them if not
accompanied by parents or friends.
and then during the sermon period
they go to their classes. Any new
children are welcome.
The subject of the sermon at II
q m. will be The True Meaning of
Service" At 8 pm. questions which
have been placed in the question
box during the past two weeks will
be answered.
Servicemen will be entertained at
6 pm. supper by members of the
canteen.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
DR.. Streeter, Missionary
In Burma, 10 Speak

DR.. M. z. streeter, who has been
a missionary in Burma for 80 years,
will speak at the Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church at II am. tomorrow.
DR.. Streeter has been located at
Tavoy, working primarily among
Burmese. Several years ago he re-
ceived a certificate of honor from
the Bermese government. His mes
sage will be timely one, in view Of
the present occupation of Burma by
the japanese armies. He will give
brief messages to the Sunday school
at 1870 am. and to the young peo-
pie at 7:30 pm.
The Adult Bible Glass will hold a
social meeting at the home of Frank
H. Jackson on Tuesday evening. The
second Of the Religious Forum
meetings will be held on Wednesday
evening. The pastor will conduct a
devotional program.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
The Crucified Christ
Is Sermon Subject
OF Dr.. SteeIman
Dr.. Bureon Will Be Guest
Preacher at Petworth
Evening Service

DR.. Frank Steelman will have for
his subject "The Crucified Christ"
in Petworth Methodist Church at
II am. tomorrow.
At 4 pm. the young adults will
hold "get-together." The young
people will have charge of a serv-
ice at the Odd Fellows Home at 4
pm. under the leadership of Audrey
and Shirley Newman.
DR.. H. w. Burgan of Hamline
Methodist Church will be guest
preacher at 8 pm. in the absence
Of DR.. Steelman, who will be preach
ing in Baltimore.
The Rebecca group will meet at 8
pm. Monday at the home of Mrs.
r. Alvin Hyer. At l pm. Tuesday
the following groups will meet !:
Martha, with Mrs. Charles LIE Hew;
Miriam, with Mrs. Walter Criswell;
Naomi, with Mrs. Mabel Lehman;
Rachel, with Mrs. r. Goode, and
Ruth, with Mrs. Walter Brown.
From 7 to 9 pm. Wednesday pupils
of the intermediate Department will
hold a party and election of off,
GERS.
MidWeek service will be held at 8
pm. Thursday.
At 8 pm. Friday the Washington
East District will hold its festival.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Eastern Presbyterian
Services Announced

THE One Thing Man" will be the
subject of sermon by the Rev. Will
liam Nesbit Vincent at II am. to-
morrow at Eastern Presbyterian
Church and at 7:3o pm. he will
preach on Gods Great IT,"
The Esther Circle of the Eastern
Guild will meet with Mrs. j. P. Hun
nicutt at l:30 pm. Tuesday. The
Chain will have a dinner at $50
pm. Tuesday, followed by a business
meeting.
The Eastern Guild and Martha
Barrows League will hold Joint
meeting at 8 pm. Wednesday. Miss
Eta Mai Russell, Juvenile Court
worker and executive secretary for
the Council of Church Women, will
speak.
Electra Circle will meet with Mrs
Amelia Boteler, at pm. SATURDAY..
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Dr.. Ressig 10 Speak
At Luther Place Church

The Rev. Dr.. Frederick E. Ressig,
executive secretary of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches, will be
the guest preacher at II am. tomor-
row in Luther Place Memorial
Church. The capella chorus will
sing.
Children of the church groups will
meet at IL am.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
party will be held at the Thomas
Circle Club, Saturday at $50 pm.
The Workers Conference of the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society, will
have Conrad Van Hynning, director
Of the Board of Public Welfare of
the District, as guest speaker at
8 pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
North Washington Baptist
To Hold Rally Day

Rally day will be observed through
out all departments Of the North
Washington Baptist Church tomor-
row. A special program will be pre-
sented at the Bible school session and
at II am. the Rev. Henry J. Smith
will preach on "The Voice From
Home" The choir will sing. At
7:45 the pastor will speak on Life
Weathered Faces"
A devotional service will be held
Thursday night at the Highlands
Church. The Rev. N. M. Simmonds
will be the speaker.
The Women's Organization will
meet Monday night at the home of
Miss Emily Flint.
The Red Cross unit will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Law.
An evening picnic, under the
sponsorship of the Highlands Church
will be held at pm. on October II,
at picnic ground No. II, Rock Creek
Park. Members and friends of
the North Washington Highlands
Church are invited.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Rev. {. 6. Lutch's Topic
Is BEING q Christian

The Rev. Edward G. Latch, minis
ter of the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church. will speak tomor-
row morning on Being Christian" ."
The Susanna Wesley Class for
women. the Arthur c. Christie Glass
for men and the class for university
students and those OF college age are
now meeting at 9:45 am.
The Womens Society of Christian
Service will meet In the vestry
Thursday at 1890 am. Colored
slides, portraying a tour through
India, will be shown by Mark
Eldredge.
The Red Cross sewing unit meets
from 10 am. to pm. every day
except Saturday and Sunday at
American University. Workers are
specially wanted for Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Iheosophica| Group
10 Convene Today;
Program Is Listed
Middle Atlantic Unit
TO Hear Address by
Head Of D. c. Lodoe

The Middle Atlantic Fedora ton of
the Theosophical Society in America
VIII convene today at 1915 H street
NV.
Ihe program is as follows: 2:3(
pm, registration of delegates and
Executive Committee meeting: $40
pm, opening of convention by Hugh
r: Munro, sr., of Philadelphia. pres
tdent; address Of welcome by James
w. Mcclure, president of Washing
Ton Lodge; reception and refresh
ments. |.
At pm. there will be a public
lecture on THE Karma of War" by
1t. Comdr. Carl F. Stillman. AT
II am. tomorrow DR.. George w
Oe Hoff of Baltimore will speak or
lheosophy as a Way of Life" AT
go pm. H. S. L. Polak of New
YORK and India will deliver a public
lecture on India, Gandhi and the
war" followed by closing exersices
sho adjournment. At $50 pm. I-1r
Mcclure will give a public lecture
on The Light of the Soul on the
Earthly Path" At Bpm. Mr.. Munro
Will give the first of two evening
lectures, open to the public, on
Man, Know Thyself" and Monday
at pm. Stages in the Develop
clent of Consciousness"
On Tuesday at pm, meditation
class, conducted by Mrs. Harriet B
Mercer. Wednesday, 8 pm, mem
bers' meeting, beginning study OF
The Secret Doctrine" Thursday
at pm, Washington Lodge will
be host to Lightbringer Lodge. Al
pm. Friday blackboard talk or
"Astro-Psychology" will be given by
Mrs. Lillian F. Boatman. Saturday
from 3 pm, through the evening
Foodwill fellowship. Literary pro-
gram at 8 pm. Light refreshments
will be served.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
'Rediscovery Of America
1opic OF Dr.. Mccartney

The Rediscovery of America
l492-1942," will be DR.. Albert Joseph
McCartney's subject at the Cove
nant-First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. The chancel choir
and the quartet will sing.
The league of the Covenant will
meet at the home of Mrs. McCart-
ney Tuesday afternoon.
The Sunday School staff will have
dinner meeting at 6 pm. Thurs
day. The vesper service at 5 pm.
Thursday will be preceded by an
organ recital.
The first musical Wednesday eve
ming by the chancel choir in the
third annual series Is announced
for October 21. These programs are
open to the public.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Zion Lutheran
To Dedicate FIuq

THE Call to Arms" will be the
subject at Zion Lutheran Church
at II am. of the Rev. Edward G
Goetz. A service flag, honoring the
members of the congregation in the
service, will be dedicated at this
service.
The Rev. Mr.. Goetz will attend
the 18th convention of the Unites
Lutheran Church in America in
Louisville, KY, October IA to 21
During his absence, on October 18
Dr.. r. l.. Lang, superintendent of
the National Lutheran Home for
the Aged, will be the guest minister
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Rahai Center

Miss Elsie Austin, attorney and
graduate of the University of Gin
cinnati, will speak Sunday at 8:15
pm. at 1903 street NV. Her SUBJ
ject will be The Manifestations
the Greatest Law Givers."
Meetings are held each Sunday
at II am. and 8:15 pm During Oc-
tober Mrs. David Rouse Perry, author
and lecturer, will conduct the Sun.
day morning meetings.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
The Rev. Mr.. Austin
Announces Sermons

TIL Rev Charles B. Austin, pastor
of the West Washington Baptist
Church, will preach tomorrow at
II am. on What Does God Want
Us to Do?' and at 8 pm. on The
Turning Point"
Missionary circles will meet Tues
day. King Circle will meet with
Mrs. Mary Shinn at 80 pm; the
other circles at pm No. l will
meet with Mrs. Anna McMillen and
Mrs. Smith, Juliette Mather with
Mrs. Charles B. Austin and Gayle
with Mrs. I ouis J. Velebny.
Prayer service will be conducted
Thursday evening by the pastor.
A meeting of Sunday school Of
fcers and teachers is set for 7:3C
pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Church of Two Worlds.

"I'he Lord God Giveth Them
Light" will be the subject of the
Rev. H Gordon Burroughs tomor-
row evening at the Hotel Cont
mental. Next week the Rev. Mr.
Burroughs will be in Rochester, N
Y, attending the 50th annual con-
vention of the National Spiritualist
Association where he will be on the
lecture program. There will, there
fore, be no midweek meeting at the
church.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Washington Parish Plons
Lituny Service

Christ Episcopal Church, Wash
ington Parish, the first church to
be formed in the original city Of
Washington, on Sunday at II am,
will hold a special litany service,
conducted by the rector. the Rev.
Edward Gabler. He also will preach
on Living One Day at Time"
The vested choir will sing.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
John Wesley A, M. E, z.

Three Great Words" will be the
subject at II am. of DR.. Stephen
Gill Spottswood. At 8 pm. he will
continue the series of addresses on
the -Four Freedoms" Freedom
From Want" being the subject. At
$3.50 pm. the Rev. E. David Foster,
pastor of the New Bethel Baptist
Church, will preach.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
White Cross.

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services on Wednesday at
8 pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev Jane B. Coates will speak
on Where Are the Dead?" followed
by a healing and message service.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
PentecOStal Holiness,

The Rev. Hubert T. Spence has
returned from an evangenstic serv-
ice at Norfolk, Va, and will preach
at II am. tomorrow on The Fellow
ship of the Saints" and at 7::3O pm.
on What the Scriptures Say About
Rationing"
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Pilgrim A. NJ. F..

The annual fall rally will be OBJ
served with preaching by the pas
tor in the morning A visiting cler-
gyman will preach at the evening
service. The pastor will attend the
annual midyear conference In Bal
timore on Thursday,
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Presbyterian
sargent Memorial,

Christian Home Sunday will be
observed at II am. The Rev. H. w.
Campbell will have for his subject
The Christian Family" Music
will be furnished by both the SEN
ior and the junior choirs.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Pilgrim Holiness.

Annual Sunday school rally at
1922 Wisconsin avenue, NV, tomor-
row. The Rev. r. w. Wolfe, secre-
tary Of home missions, will speak at
both the morning and evening serv-
ices.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
French Services.

The Rev. DR.. Florian Vurpillot,
honorary pastor of the French con-
gregation, will occupy the pulpit at
the French service at st. Johns
Episcopal Church tomorrow at
pm. His subject will be Realities
Spirituelles."
Evening star., 1942-10-10
lexington

The Rev Harry Wooding of Cedar
City, Utah, will be the guest
preacher at II am. The pastor.
the Rev. Henry E. Wooding, will
preach at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
st Paul A NJ II

The Rev. J. Mckenzie Harrison,
jr., will deliver the morning message
and music will be rendered by the
senior vested choir. Worship Is
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E.Z.

The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
conduct Youth day. sGod and
Youth" will be his subject at II am.
Miss Emma Montgomery will be
guest soloist. The Rev. Joseph E.
Penn will be guest preacher at pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Healing Seryicos

A study from You Are MY
Friends" by Frank Lauback, will be
reviewed at the weekly service of
Christian Healing and Life Adjust