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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05

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F,REsroNE <uZlSzzags PLAN

The Firestone plan is simple
no red tape-no obligation.
You don't pay for any service
you don't order. You don't
order any service you don't
want. We thoroughly inspect
your tires and car. Your car
is then registered. You select
4 date for future month to
month inspection. We keep
an accurate monthly record
of your cars condition. All thil
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-05
We ADVISE YOU OF
SERVICE REQUIRED
We BRAND YOUR INITIALS
ON ALL YOUR TIRES ALAn

We will brand all your
tires with your initials.
This "Safti. Brand"
service gives you added /
protection and personal.
izes your tires.
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

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H-EoHcAHfxED CHURCH O.
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY Saints
ErataApa. Nj

Church aehaal 80 a NJ
L BaFiuw. supervisor.
Sacrament Service. II a NJ
Flraf Sunday - each month.
ZlanA League efauHH Feepif1
Felix williams. ieadsf. 600 + ~
eseh sunday
Evening service. 8 eelosk sacA
SUNDAY.
Wozuenss meefinK 20 2 -
every other MsHsdaf Mrs J 4
nsFs0a. fe&aeF
Nd eeek prayer Asfviee 500
?. M "wednesday
Youae Peoples Herftalaan. 800
+ ~ eefh fudey
Egeseoze emdisiiy InsfHs4
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NILUnED THOMAS
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Our LADY O.
CHURCH


Sunday Masses. 600. 500 and
1000. A -.
Weekday Mosses. $50 and 200
A n
Confessions Saturdays 4 TO g,
and 7 10 8 r. n Ewes Of Feast
DAYS 4 to 8 ?. n
Religious Inxtrucfionf Saiur-
dasx go A = Sundays after
second Mass Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second MasE
Devogi0ns. Novena 70 Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help on sun
dsy at 100 r. ~
Meetings G. 7. o On Mondays
81 TO ?. NJ Altar Society On
FIRST Tuesday At 80 ? NJ o.
l. v. Alumni On first Thursday
Il TO r. IL Holy Name Society
On second Sunday after first
Mass
Rev. r. !. CAREY.
Pastor. phone 7sl.
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CHURCH or rHr nAzARENE

80 Sough paraenula StFyts
sunday Srhe<A SIS A n. ~
X Stevenson. president
Regular Worship Service. 100
A -
Yaane Peoplee S0irsy. 100
r. A.. Mr. e "a Cassiwtufry.
president
EVangei8gsic Servire Tss r ~
l. S POLK.
Pastor.
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST CHURCH

1000 A M-Sunlay &Aaul
Ina Hi. superintendent
4f00 a NJ Morning uuhlp
afyice ua @erond Sunday
rs y M~Eennsne Wossp
mrxigp IN anctNnd Sundays
TO = MmAzid wock wagrr
msgeglna each Tuesday
800 u Wnnsefas MRaiun
arv Sewinty meeting IN Mnnaav
after lhr SECOND Sunday IF each
nasnth.
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METHODIST

Schedule for the week
Sunday
ELS a M-Chureh achdoa
100 a NJ worship serxice2
500 p. M-Youth Fellowship
TOO T. M-~WoTship services.
Monday
100 F. M-Meetine q " S {.
s cisrle4 Msy Coaan. Cecile
Daley.
Tuesday
TO ?. M-flsfries Eslfey Cir.
'eie.
Wednesday
100 = M-Mid.week pTsyes
services
r. / WALTON.
Pastor.
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aEcoNp RApTlsr cHuRcA

FaAcc&Euula
Located in shipyard srction. On
Henry avenue
SUNDAY
asSs A ~. Sunday ScheoL A.
b Crane. Superintendent
iINo A ~. Morning Worship
Gerwire.
60 P. M. r. T u. Hour,
Floyd saephenson. director.
tbs r. ~. Teachers and OF.
fieers Meeting
Wednesday
tbs T. M-Song Service
500 p n. Prayer Service
All visitors wciconre We ex-
tend - you : hearty Invitation
b come and worship with us
] l. MORGAN,
Poster.
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KREoLE CHURCH O. COD

sunday sehos-I0aW a 81
Worship SeFsiee-sandag. TO
p.M
Special M0thezS Services san-
dag night
gassre psonlzs Meelsng Tzses.
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Prayer Nesting Wednesday.
10 p s
Rsv :. v. DAVIS ~ WHY
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100 a n mornsnz MozAh.r
service ~pEaeetlna - Rev + Ear
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ASSEMBLY or 0

A88LsAHAN IT I'LL
6a7 n raNcAKouia Street
The Friendly Church sin a
Wekurnr
Our Regular Services.
Sunday nchcaL 1900 A. II
Morning Worship 100 a II
EpanKclisne Service TO 2 ~
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday.
TO p. II.
10 those Of yun net attending
church elsewhere we extend a
special Invitation 10 visit eur
Sunday School Bring youf farm
fIy and meet with us al the usual
hour.
KENNETH y
Pastor.
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NrhrtuIf q NNfKirNN
80 a M-SundaY ahnpL
1880 4 Morning sermon
$50 r. M-TrnininK Un4on
Tss0 T. M-Evan9ciisiie MaS.
nke
go r. N. Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public 4 cordially snxitcd
ln worship with us
MONTE A DAVIS
Pastor,
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knEoLE , CHURCH

SUNDAY
IS - = sundsy School &fa
zaizn HaNfsia sapfzN4sndeaI
100 4 - ana 80 + -
worship Services
1sf4 = n Bstssaf 1fszaag
Enaau
30 - ~ - - rzaseh.
WEDNESDAY
10 81 oHaen 80 Tech
80 Masfang
80 ? " a,esek Prayer
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HKV EEHUI GOTHAM.
FaazsF.
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METHopEsT cHuRcH

METHODIST CHURCH
Corner South rascaeoaia street
and Dupont asenue. PascacEouia
Sunday. August io
100 A n Church nrhnol r.
a Givens. supt
lfaM A ~ Morning worship.
sermon ~ H. J. Moore 81 Long
Beach
20 p II. Youth Fellowship.
SEQ p NJ Evening worship.
organ recital presented bg Mrs p
z Cowan Of Water Valley.
Monday. August it,
800 r ~ Sarah Bennett Circle
meets Nitb Mr. rs Ii Butler 81
Tyler avenue
Tuesday. August Ia
$50 r II. Circle No ; meets IN
TIE Housing Protest
Wednesday. August ie-
as r. - Prayer service
SIS F. n. Choir practice
Rev. Z " uLMER Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Mos Point

Preaching. Sundays Il II 4 n
and 8 o. +.
Sunday School "a Is % a. -
Training Union 81 100 e n.
Midweeh Services "Wednesday
u 800 = NJ
You ere cordially invited 70 a.
tend
REV T. r BROCK. paslar.
nEv. BILL. BEAN.
Ansoessse pAstof
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CHURCH o. con
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1900 A ManAsy school
Joe Bagfuw, superintendent
100 A ii and 80 +. NJ
Preaching service EVERY Sunday
500 +. Nv L. Il each san
day. Cecil Mcdonald leader.
800 r. Prayer Nfsine
each Thursday.
Rrv. 10HN = STUBS
pastof
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EscATAwPA BAPTIST

CHURCH
Sunday
1000 A. M-Sunday school,
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
100 A M-Mofning worship
7As + M-Eveninf service
each ist and srd Sunday.
Mnndag-
s.s0 r. NV. M. Z. business
faeetina.
Wednesday
7.30 p M-Sunasy school
council general business
v. c wENDHAM.
Pastor
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CorneF Pine and 1--we Oak streets.
PabcaRoglA
Sunday ~STN1ce4
Ts6-Holy eoFninunion and ser
fsaU
1fgo-M0gning Prayer and Ser
mon KxeTyone welcome
Mon4ay-em = ~ 80 ere n
vsssd e tune Ia SsztAen WGcM
1919 kiIo<fcica The reeaor spesk<
every MandaY 81 this h0ur
Rev FRIEDRICH s REscH.
Rector
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uat0n CHURCH

aen-zRaunzA1gaaL 8outh
EaMzaaaz street Homer A
uxnnaenaent Ms Deez =
HI ma4lntenasas FHHw De-
UrfneaE sm = 8 saadsr aHf
50
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BApTfsT CHURCH

Bayou Cnzotie
Sunday ScAocs az 9s45 a n.
Louis Linder. superintendent
Preaching service every first
snd fourth Sunday. IS 100 A.
q. and 7.30 P II
Rev. A. D. WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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PECAN METHODIST cHUncH

100 Z. M-Sa1ndhv School.
Misa Hannah sssrk. aapenntend-
ent
100 = NJ worship 6efxiN
On ne second snd fourth San
azyA
10 =. prayer
mheting each Thursday evening
: :. PAYNE,
paeaug.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Pascaeoais. Mississippi
Hours - Services
Sunday
SIS 4 II SUNDAY achnot. ~
= Robinson. superintendent
100 a n morning wmEiap
10 p NJ Baptist Training
Union. nra J = Adams. dIfee
Tor.
sop II. Evening wofship
Wednesday
eP = Prayer service
Friday
80 = ~ Choir nhearnsf
Lloyd 7 Gotten. direeieT.
a warm welcome IS extended
YOU 70 attend fhe services Of car
Church Especially are ne happy
e hsve ne service men worship
sifh uM
L Z GREEN. Th D.
Pastor.
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Rexrsasica Ro1 u. s MarlslnN
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Y Pike. superintendent
lice A ~ morfstng worship
Service.
TO = NJ napglss Training
union. Mls sasnsta StewsFl a.
Feelor.
500 r n. Evening wsFship
seEsfca
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REV. j. d WATTS
paSt0r
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kneoic. MlM
Meets - FmHsssns fail
Bible School 200 p a.
Worslsin 5m p -
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FAIRvIEw BApTIsT cHuRcH

EA1hNtEW hAktA4A lu0h~H
Market street. pascsgoala. Mss.
sunday school II 70 90 4 NJ
c. W Taylor. superintendent
Preaching second and fourth Sun
DAYS It 100 A Il sna 600 2 81
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
1t 800 uriack
Rev. RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor.
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PasraguuIa Church News


WU1AIL 10 NAkNN MkN ND NHUHLh NF8INEHn
TIE Chr0ntcie-Star ard Advertiser Is DESTROYS st keep
tng gtanalnE o. this page, under the hesd of Nhaxch NsNA
Q comp1ete Sad S0greet 6feCtory II Al the churches IN e0f
AREA. hours az services. special meetings and otfek matters
e interest % oar church people To make this directory corn
plete Il Is necessary that We Evt ccry lor changes IN ths
hours If service mol lAter than every "Wednesday &fleFnoans
81 We wish s. publish this directory in TIE Friday issue cf
cur paper. 50 please help rs % keep the iia regfcA. by seno-
tng In y0ur COPY every week hy "Wednesday afternoon -
TIE latest
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sFEwcER MEAoRiAL
CHURCH
AAsou Case4te
sunday @n0 at rs a. a..
Lan LsFNief. superintendent
PfxAehtag nefstkv Nssy ghsra
Saturday nsr ard every third
Saes8as - ftW A ~
Elaex J s JENKINS
pa4trf
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81. pTEHHEs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Gautier. Hiss.

Prayer and Ser
mzaa b TIE rector. TIE sscund
Sunday q the nnunih the service
L Holy Communion ard S1fEnon
Rev. FRIEDRICH S nESCH.
pzsfp
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Valuable Violin Found
In Secondhand Store

Mario Del Blanco, musician
known professionally as Marty
Brill, has recovered his violin which
he says is a Guarnerius for which
he paid $1,000. Stolen Tuesday, 1t
was found in a secondhand dealers
shop yesterday. 1t had been sold
for SO.
The instrument was taken from
Mr.. Del Bianco's automobile which
was parked behind the New Colonial
Hotel. A colored man who sold it
to the secondhand dealer has not
been apprehended.
Mr.. Del Bianco is a member of
the orchestra now appearing at the
Del Rio Club here.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

Dowell, who has moved to New
York.
That the ordinary duties of
the housewife are infinitely more
significant during a war than in
peacetime was stressed by Miss
Flora Hatcher in a talk in
Annapolis this week before the
Annapolis and Anne Arundel
County Women's Club.
Miss Hatcher, who is consumer
division program specialist in the
Office of Price Administration,
pointed out that women have a
day to-day relationship to the
war effort.
AS the Nations principal buy
ers, she appealed especially for
housewives cooperation in max
ing price control work in their
own communities.
When the cost of living rises
for the individual" she said,
the cost of the war effort also
rises for the Government"
Miss Hatcher, who substituted
for Mrs. May Thompson Evans,
addressed the clubs Oath ami
versary banquet.
X X X
When Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Verne
Beales left the Capital yesterday
for their new home in Dubuque,
Iowa, Mrs. Beales carried with her
tangible evidence of the esteem
in which she is held by many
members of the District Fedora
tiOn of Women's Clubs.
Guest of honor at a farewell
tea given by Mrs. Ernest Hum
phrey Daniel, she received as a
memento of the occasion a little
guest book filled with good wishes
for her future.
Mrs. Beales was first vice pres
ident of the federation during
Mrs. Daniels presidency, and the
tea guests were a group of their
friends.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Steel Editor Says Roosevelt
Refused Lewis Candidacy
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, July 2.-SteeI
Labor, official organ of the United
Steel Workers of America, lashed
out yesterday at John L. Lewis with
a charge his split with President
Roosevelt may be traced to the
Presidents refusal to accept Mr.
Lewis as running mate in the
1910 election.
Philip Murray, once Mr.. Lewis
right-hand lieutenant, but now at
odds with him, is president of the
USWA and of the CIO. The publi-
cation is edited by one of Mr.. Muir
rays closest personal associates,
Vincent D. Sweeney.
The article said that after the
Presidents refusal of the Lewiston
Vice President suggestion, the head
of the United Mine Workers went
to his unions Columbus convention,
"and with hate inflaming his mind,
he predicted the 'ignominous defeat
of Roosevelt"
1t further charged that Mr.. Lewis,
in the summer of 1910, sought EN-
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Births Reported

Absher. Thomas and Roberta. girl.
Baumgartner, Walter and Ledora, boy.
Beardmore, Lawrence and Alyira, boy.
Bire, william and Catherine, boy.
Brewer, Wilbur and Lucille, girl
DiCamillo. Camille and Angela, boy.
Everson, Granville and Lillian, boy.
Fahrney, Philip and Mary. girl.
Fingerhut. Arthur and Anne. boy
Forbes, Donald and Gertrude. boy.
Gates Edward and Frances, boy.
Earshaw, John and Mary, girl
Harwood, Edward and Alice, boy.
Holmes, Oliver, and Elizabeth. boy.
Kay. Alvin and Elaine. girl;
Lickner, George and Anna. girl.
Lining. Ralph and Mary. boy.
Lowenthal. Philip and Clarence, boy.
MCCOY. Frederick and Elizabeth, boy.
Mcmillan, George and Mary, boy.
Moorman, Lewis and Betty, boy.
Saunders Earl and Mary. girl.
Seaborg. Harold and Ellie, boy,
Sears, Harry and Gladys. boy.
Shores, James and Victoria, girl
Stopakof, Harry and Rebecca. boy.
Taxin, Ben and Marion, boy.
Wade, Herbert and Bessie, girl
Wood, William and Dorothy. boy,
Wrasse, Richard and Esther, girl
Boyd, Pearlie and Leone, boy.
Chandler, John and Marie, girl.
Dunlap, Ernest and Jestaline. girl.
Holt, Joseph and Marzelle. girl and boy
Keeling, James and Sarah, boy.
Iaurey, James and Mary, boy.
Mccoy, Johnnie and Rernice, girl
Prioieau, Earl and Catherine, boy.
Samuel, John and Louise, boy.
Towel. Edward and Juanita. girl.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Rartyto HonorAnniuersary
Of 'Woman$ s Right Meeting

The oath anniversary of the
first "woman's rights" meeting on
record-the famous convention
at Seneca Falls, N. will be
observed by the National
Woman's Party at a reception
from 5 to 1880 pm. July 10.
Senator Hughes, Democrat, of
Delaware will be honor guest at
the party, to be held in the
garden at historic Alva Belmont
House, the party headquarters.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, chair
man of the national organization,
will assist Mrs Mathilde Bahar,
chairman of the District branch,
in receiving. Also assisting will
be Mrs. Amy G. Ransome, second
vice president, who will arrive
from California in time for the
celebration, and Mrs. George
Mesta, chairman of the Con-
gressional Committee.
The Seneca Falls convention,
held July 1920, 1846, was
launched by Lucretia Mott, Eliz-
abeth Cady Stanton, Martha c.
Wright and Mary Ann Nc
Clintock.
The Descendants of rs Chap
ter, OAR, is the latest group
to provide a tip on how to. "cut
corners" in order to buy a bond
or foster some other patriotic
project. The tip: Do without
year book.
The chapters governing board
decided at a recent luncheon
meeting to eliminate the annual
in favor of a patriotic activity.
The meeting was held at the
home of the new regent, Mrs.
Robert Black.
Other business included the
appointment of Miss Helen Ham
bin as recording secretary pro
tenn, succeeding Miss Doris Nc
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trance to the White House" by pro-
noting the candidacy of Herbert
Hoover, with himself as the vice
presidential nominee.
Finally, it said, Mr.. Lewis person.
ally telephoned many subordinates
shortly before his speech of October
25, 1910, indorsing Wendell Willkie,
telling them to fall in line with
him.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Brother Here Gets S5O,929
OF Floyd Gibbons Estate

Edward T. Gibbons, junior infor-
nation assistant in the public rela-
tions Office of the Maritime Com
mission here, has received $50,929
from the estate of his brother Floyd
Gibbons, war correspondent, ac-
cording to a final accounting of the
Gibbons will filed in the Surrogate's
Court of New York City yesterday.
Total value of the estate of the
newspaperman and author, who died
In 1899, was S255.122 Approximately
$4,000 went to sister, Mrs. Zelda
Mayer of Newton Center, Mass, and
$49,980 to another brother, Don
nelly Gibbons of South Minneapolis,
MINI.
Mr.. Gibbons, now on vacation in
New York, lives in Springfield, Va.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
ODT Authorizes Extro
Pre-HoIidoy Deliveries

BY the Associated Press.
The ONCE of Defense Transporta-
ton yesterday relaxed its restriction
on local truck delivery services to
permit additional operations before
national holidays occurring on Sat-
urdays and Mondays
ODT issued a general permit al
lowing carriers affected by the local
delivery order to make two deliveries,
or one delivery and one call back, on
the Friday before a national holiday
on Saturday, or on the Saturday be-
fore a national holiday on Monday.
Under ODT restrictions. local de-
livery services cannot make more
than one delivery day to the same
person.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Author Will Speak
On OAR Broadcast

William Tyler Page, author of the
Americans Creed" will be the
guest speaker on radio program at
1890 pm. Saturday over Station
WINK, arranged by the Janet Mont
goneTy Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The independence Day broadcast
Is the third in a series sponsored by
the chapter under the direction of
Mrs. Joseph F. Betterley, radio
chairman.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-En-
sign G. H. Gay. who had a fish s
eye view OF the battle of Midway
after being shot down by a Jap
fighter pilot, recalls one detail of
his rescue a bit ruefully.
Bound for his Houston home on
leave after three weeks in a Pearl
Harbor hospital, the 25-year-old
Gay told yesterday of a heavy Navy
patrol bomber sighting him after
he had f1oated many hours within
gunshot Of japanese warships.
The bomber landed, took Ensign
Gay aboard, but
II left that rubber life raft be-
hind. There were still some
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Jap planes cruising around, and II
seemed as If we ought to hurry
@@' Now I'm sorry. I find we
need the rubber and I left
20 pounds or so floating in the
Pacific"
With Ensign Gay en- route home
was 1t. Thomas Ellison, San An
tonic, Tex. who was in the Coral
Sea battle.