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Evening star., 1942-07-05
Today's Program
High Lights

WhAl, HOS am.-Premiere Of new musical
show from Chicago featuring Horace Heidi and
his Musical Knights.
WJSV. tt:30 a.m.-Joseph Hergesheimer.
Gilbert Sedes and Jacques Barzun ansly1e The
Magma Carfa and the Declaration Of lnde-
pendenCe.
WJN, i2:t5-Lt. Mary lohr Of the Army
Nurse Corps tells Of her experiences on Cor,
regidOr
WMAL, t2:3O-pianist Toua Tolees is guest
for Chopns "Andante Spianaio" and "Grande
poIonase Brllianie;" VioIinist Jasque GasseIin
plays Saint5dens prelude 10 The Deluee:"
Anne RoseIIe sings leoneavsIIo's "hattinata"
and the orchestra plays selections by GIiere,
Scdrati, Abenlz and Bizet.
WRC, 2:3O-Prof. Lindsay Rogers Of coIum.
bia University, Prof. Wilbur G. Katz Of Chicago
University and the Rowing Reporter discuss The
purposes procedures and effectiveness Of con-
greNionaI investigating committees
WMAL, 2:30-Air Ace Eddie Ritkenbatker
talks on the development Of aviation as an
industry.
WJ5V, 3:00-Johnny Green's Music for
Elizabeth" fantasia for orchestra and piano,
makes its debut with Vera Brodsky as soIost.
Bernard Hermann also conducts Schubert S
"Rosamunde" overture and Brahms "Serenade
in D Major"
,WkAl, 3t5-Wheiher a Congressman
should be defeated for reelection because Of
his pre-PearI Harbor attitude toward the war
will be argued by Senator Robert Taft Of Ohio
and DR.. Frank Kingdom, president Of the Union
for Democratic Action.
WHV, 4;30-Tenor Frank Parker, as guest,
features Song Of the Free"
WRC, 5:00-Move Star Jimmy Cagney is
narrator for The Laborer," by Stephen Vincent
Benei
WJSV 5;OO-operatic Soprano Dorothy Kir.
stem is guest
VOL, 5:00-Proeram Of folk songs and
sprituaIs by The Collegiate Cho!aIe.
WRC, 5:30-Repedt performance Of the Arch
0bolel prize-winnine play Johnny Quinn, u.
S. N"
WRC, 6:00-The Rev. Vincent Lloyd Russell
OF Los Angeles opens new series Of Addresses:
The Catholic Interpretation Of Culture"
WRC, 700-Edna May Oliver makes her
debut in new radio series Tentatively entitled
The Private Life Of Josephine Tutile."
WBV 7:30-Ruth Mitchell, sister Of The
late great Brig Gen. Billy Mitchell, and Flight
II, A. K. Gatward Of the Raj headline the isi
Of guests
WRC, 8:o0-New series boosting vaudeville,
nafiona comeback gets under way with Walter
0Keefe as master Of ceremonies and Raymond
Paiges Orchestra.
VOL, 8O0-"can the European Continent
Be Invaded by Land and 5eaT-Aviation Expert
Maj. Alexander De Seversky, Publisher William
B. ziff, News Analyst Wythe Williams and Cor
respondent Gen. Henry J. Reilly are the par
tieipants.
WhAL, 8:30-"Teror Is Double Edaed
Sword, dramstzation Of an dnfi,Nazi revolt in
CzechosIovaka.
WJSV, 9:30-Opening Of a summer series
with Jane froman, Al Goodmans band and
Jimmy Wellington as NC.
WBV, tO:O0-Emdnating from the Phd
deIphia Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK

WhA, 8:30-Manhaiian al Midnight: Case
Of ihe untonvinting gangster.
WIsV. t0:00-6rest Moments in Music
Excerpts from Frimrs Rose Marie"
THURSDAY.
W0L, 800 WaIIensens Sinfoniefta:
Hsydn's London" Symphony in D Major.
WpC, S:3O-NafionaI Committee on Hous-
ing Emergency Speakers include Philip Muir,
ray Of the Cl0, William Green Of the AFL and
IT, Gen. Brehon B. SummeNeIl.
WNAL. e:O0-Town Meeting Of Air: Should,
Congress Lead or Follow Public Opinion? -
discussed by Prof. 7. Y. Smith Of the University
Of Chicago and Attorney William West Grant.
WINK, 9:O5--The Mats vs.. Chicago White
Sox al Griffith Stadium
Wpc, tOOO-Rudy VsIIee Show; 6roueho
Max returns
WRc, tO:30-harh Of Time: First pro-
gram over new network keynoted by IT, Gen.
SummeVel, chief Of the ArmYs new Services
OF SuppIY.
WRC, ttt5-5enator Alexander Wiley Of
| Wisconsin on The Senate Views Aviation"
FRIDAY.
WhAL, S:00-Gang Busters: Relating story
Of The Swamp Raj"
| WJN, 8:00-Lewsohn Stadium Concert The
New York Philharmonic. conducted by Dean
Dixon, features q premiere performance Of
Khaichaturan's Symphony No. I.
! VOL, S:i5-Fieht Against Initiation; Speaker
will be Isadore Lubin. administrative assistant
| 10 President Roosevelt.
WMAl, 9:00-Waier Gate Concert: The
National Symphony conducted tonight by Francis
Gsr1ia, assistant conductor.
WINK, 9:05-Ths Mats in another night
game with the White Soy al Griffith Stadium
WJN, io;o0-carsvan: Siar-siudded pre-
rniers Of new SERIES featuring lannY Ross
Connie Boswell, Margo, Herb Nhrelnsr, XavsI
Cuaafs Orchestra and guest stars each week
Evening star., 1942-07-05
. Y 4 Z u OV
Wide World.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
There appears to be lot more
to this girl Sonia Henie than a VIM
some smile and pair of skates.
She's got a shreWd business head
on her firm but dainty shoulders,
and she knows how to go after that
good old American dollar.
This 27-year- old Oslo-born blond
may have gained most of her re-
nown on the ice, but she also has
so many business irons in the fire
that motion picture career with
her is almost a sideline.
She not only has supervised
Broadway show and her annual
skating tour, which has crossed
over $2,000,000, but she also has
financial connections with doll
manufacturers and other conces-
sionS.
Now, with her wealthy husband,
Dan Topping, looking forward to a
hitch in the Navy, Sonia plans to
leave shortly for New York to keep
an eye on his vast business inter-
ests, which include ownership of
the Brooklyn Dodgers professional
football team.
AS might have been expected,
when Sonia started making pic
lures six years ago, some film COL
onists said she was just a flash in
the pan.
Her Eighth Film.
They said this pretty Norwegian,
who learned to skate at an early
age, then went on to become 10
times world figure skating cham
pion and three times Olympic title
holder, was good for one or per-
haps two pictures-then people
would get tired of seeing skating on
the screen.
That's what they thought!
Now Sonia has started making
her eighth picture.
But the financial success of this
daughter of Norwegian fur mer-
chant doesn't depend solely on her
skating.
It's mainly due, her intimates
say, to her shrewd ability to re-
gard herself as salable commod-
lty and her smart salesmanship.
Take, for example, the way she
got into motion picture work.
After she won her third Olympic
championship in 1886, Sonia de-
cided to turn professional She
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Giant Memorial
Is Reproduced
For Film Scene
Wide World.
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
A carefully sculptured reproduc-
ton OF the giant Rushmore Noun
tain Memorial. with the faces of
Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt
and Lincoln standing 25 feet in
height, was made especially for a
patriotic scene in Star Spangled
Rhythm" one of the greatest all
star casts filmed this year.
The reproduction, which required
six weeks to make, forms a fitting
background for the fiag-topped hill
where Bing Crosby stands and sings
old Glory" surrounded by a large
chorus representative of the Ameri-
can people at large.
Other stars in the film include
Dorothy Lamour, Veronica Lake
Pauline Goddard, Bob Hope, Mary
Martin, Dick Powell and Zorina
the dancer.
Cecil B. De Mile and Preston
Sturges also appear, playing them
selves in roles OF producer and di-
rector, respectively.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Short-Wove Programs

LONDON, 5:t5-HeadIine News: CSC, 9.58
meg, 3i3 m,
MOSCOW 6;2o-Broadoast in English; RKE
g., meg, 369 m,
GUATEMALA, 800-First Military Band Con-
cert IOWA, 968 meg, 81 m,
MOSCOW, 8;30-Commenis in English; RKE,
g. meg, 36.9 m.
LONDON. 9:i5-Chuuh Service: CSC, o.5S
meg, 3i.3 m,; GRG, 1853 meg. 25.6 m.
VATICAN CITY, 9:30-Broadoasi in English;
HVJ, 96 meg, 3t06 m.
LONDON, 1000" Answering You: CSC,
9.58 meg, 3i3 m.; 6RG, 1853 meg. $50 m.
LONDON, i0:45-News Bulletin: CSC, 9.58
meg, 3l.3 m.; 6RG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.
LONDON. 1870 am.-Late News; CSC,
9,5S meg, 3i3 m; 6RG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.
GUATEMALA, 12:45 a.m.-0rgan Concert:
T6WA 1858 meg, 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Wol. 6:30-Annual AIStar baseball game
between American and National Leagues from
Polo Grounds in New York.
Wpc. s:00-tavsItsde Of Amerits: Alfred
lvnt in The Gentleman From the ISLANDS
WSy, 800-Vox Pop; Beginning eighth
air wear with Comdr. Gene IunneY, II. Mickey
Coehrane and Chief Boatswains Mate Bob FelIef
as guests.
WJsv. 9:00-Psdio Theaier: Irene Dunno
and Charles Boyer in Love Affair"
WhM. o:30-6oIdmsn Band Opening new
series Of symphonic band concerts from New
York's Central Park Mall.
WPC, t0:30-lnier-Ameritan University Of
me Air: Search for Freedom" is title Of
premiere broadcast.
TUESDAY.
Wpt, s:3O-Irsssus Chest 1eOnIsf Bobby
Riggs guest.
VOL. s:45-pIaybyplay Of the game be;
tween winning team Of league ah.sah 'no
stars from The armed iorss al Cleveland
Municipal Stadium.
Wpc, e:oO-Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou
make debut for new summer SERIES
WkAl, oO0-FamoW Jury Trials; About
. famed prison break.
WJN, o:30-chees from Camps: German
born and Filipino privstes heard from Camp
Robinson, Ark.
WhAL, 9:30-This Nation al War; Woman
war workers in Kansas City, kans, take the alf'
WBV, tO:30-psp. Walter {. pIOeser Of
Missouri: Small Business.
WEDNESDAY.
NHV, 5:30-WendelI |. Wlllkie speaks IRON
New York and Gen. Charles de 6sulIe, head o
The French National Committee. from LondoT
10 mark Free French Week
VOL, s:t5-Fight Against Initiation: Seefs
tsY Of Commerce Jesse Jones on us 0oo'
Business"
Evening star., 1942-07-05
Evening Stur Features

Star Flashes-Ldiest news, twice daily, Mon.
day through Friday WhAL. at t:40 pm. and
500 pm. Analysis Of the weeks news by
lohrop Stoddard, Sunday at 10 am.
NationaI Radio Forum Talks by public
officials on current topics: WhAL, Mondays at
$50 pm.
News for Schools: News Of The world pre-.
sented especially for eIasNoom listening in
elementary Schools WhAl, thursday at us
pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
More Than Just Winsome Smile and a Pair of Skates

That agreement recently expired.
and she now has been signed under
d new deal.
From the start, Sonja's main busi-
ness interests have been her annual
ice tours. The running expenses OF
those trips have approximated $50
900 a week and involved travelling
company of more than 100 persons.
Judgments Usually Right.
Although she took partner IN
the venture, Arthur Wirtz, Chicago
sports promoter, it is Sonia herself
who is the guiding genius.
Her mother, Mrs. Selma Henie.
and her brother Left used to be
her main business aides. Now Left
is in the East where he has inter-
ests in a steamship company.
Sonia has the ability to make
snap judgments that usually prove
right. When she sits down at her
desk at home she reads over her
business papers and jots down de-
cisions briefly on paper. Then
she telephones her business asso-
ciates in New York and soon has
the wheels started rolling.
Sonia picks up ideas wherever
she goes. When she was 18 she
studied ballet dancing in London.
Then she decided to put the ballet
on ice-a decision that proved
largely responsible for her skating
popularity.
Then, couple Of years ago, she
visited Hawaii and studied the
hula On her next skating tour,
her Hawaiian number was her big
gest hit.
Spends Money, Too.
When her father, Wilhelm Henie,
died, Sonia not only had to man.
age her own affairs but also help
supervise a fur business in Oslo
that had been in her family for
100 years until it fell into the
hands O. Nazi invaders.
She installed line of womens
sportswear for winter, which was
modelled by the chorus on one of
her tours. Buyers attended, Sonia
conducted the displaying and
Brother Left took the orders.
In all, Sonia has made a lot
OF money in the last six years. She
also has spent a great deal, not only
on herself, but on her friends. Her
generosity is considered one Of her
outstanding traits.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

VOL, 1O;00-Sonq Treasure Hour; Tenor
Bruno ldndi is guest
SATURDAY.
WHV, 6:f5-program by the Cuban Govern
ment Marine Band from Havana.
WRC. 5:00-NaiionaI Music Camp: First
program Of summer series from lnierIoehen,
Mich, is conducted by Percy Granger.
WBV, 7:00-People's Platform: Four prom
ineni doctors discuss problem Of drafting doctors
into armed services.
WkAL, o:00-Summer Symphony: Alexander
Bloch conducts program including Lists les
Prelude" and HaYdns Symphony No. S8 in
6 Major.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

That didn't defeat the plucky little
Norwegian. She rented a skating
rink, signed up a few other good
skaters and put on her own show.
She also, incidentally, saw to 1t that
many big shots of f1lmdom attended.
Next day Twentieth Century-Fox
signed her to a five-year contract.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

Garden in New York and imme-
diately q film studio decided to
test her for the screen.
Sonia came to Hollywood for the
test, but nothing happened. Folks
here couldn't see how an ice skater,
even though attractive, ever could
become a successful actress.
Evening star., 1942-07-05
News Broudcusts Todoy

WlW-News on the hour 10 | am.
wDC-News every hour on the half hour
10 Il am.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

If all the War bonds that Uncle
Sam Is selling were laid end to end
they would reach to Toxic. Buy them
and lay them end to end.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
'Sinews Of War
Subject Tomorrow
.0f Dr.. Johnson
Rev. A. Lincoln Smith
To Continue Sermon
Series at Night

The topic Sunday morning at Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church by
Dr.. Cove @. johnson is The sinews
Of War"
At the evening service the Rev. A.
Lincoln Smith. assistant pastor. will
give the third OF the series Of mes
sages on Beginning Anew With
Christ" The theme win be Begin
ming Anew-A Necessity" 1t. Harold
Breedlove and Mrs. Kelley Grimth
Will assist in the service. Miss Addie
Moseley will give q brief message on
why I Began Anew With Christ" I"
A standard first-aid course, spon-
sored by the American Red Cross.
will be held in the Fidelis classroom
starting at 7:3o pm. Tuesday.
On Wednesday at 8 pm. all new
members Of the church for lo4l will
be entertained with . dinner.
The Bible School Board meeting
Is Thursday 1T 6:45 pm. The weekly
officers and teachers conference on
Thursday will start at 8 pm.
The Gregory intermediate Train
ing Union will have . social Friday
at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Dr.. J. n. HoIIister
Lists Sermon Subjects

"Priorities" will be the subject to-
morrow at II am. at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church of DR.. J. Hill
man Hollister. The chancel choir
will sing.
Swami Pemiranda. leader in the
Hindu faith in Washington, will be
the guest Of the Clyde Kelly Mems
Bible Glass at 10 am.
The Board of Deacons will meet
Monday at 730 pm. to discuss air
raid emergency plans. Harold Kraft
Is deputy warden for this group.
Local missions will be the subject
Of the supper forum Thursday at
6;l5 pm. The meeting will be un-
der the chairmanship of Wilbur La
Roe. jr, head of Sessions Committee
on Social Education and Action.
A 1O-week leadership training
course will begin next Sunday at
8 am. The course will offer special
tied study in three units: Under
standing Your Pupil" led by DR..
Jessie Ferguson of American Uni
versity: Methods of Teaching" +"
taught by Mrs. Bern Bowes, teacher
in the District public schools: "A
Study of the New Testament" led
by the Rev. Ben T. Cowles, minister
OF religious education.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Aueustono lutherun

At the morning service tomorrow
DR.. Arthur o. Helm will preach on
Projecting Christ"
The annual dinner and installa-
ton OF workers in the roll call OF
the Lutheran Inner Mission Society
will be held in this church Friday
at $50. DR.. Harold Mumper will
preside.
The Ladies' Aid has elected the
following of1cers: President, Mrs N.
q. Anderson; vice president, Mrs. G.
Adolph johnson: secretary. Mrs.
Ellen Undeck; financial secretary,
Mrs. Harold Hegstrom: treasurer.
Mrs. Lloyd Peterson; pianist. Mrs.
Arthur Holtsberg; Altar Flower
Committee. Mrs. Carl H. Gustafson: !:
kitchen custodians, Mrs. Victor
Svenson and Mrs. Arthur Holtsbere
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Calvary Methodist
Meetings Announced

The Rev. DR.. orris Gravenor Rob-
inson. minister Of the Calvary
Methodist Church, will preach to-
morrow at II am. on What Can Q
Good Man Dop" and at 3 pm. on
Gods Trumpeter. Stephen" The
sermon will be followed by the fell
lowship to which strangers and Wis
itors are welcome. The junior
choir will sing in the morning.
The young people will be hosts to
Foundry and Francis Asbury Metho-
dist young people at tea at 8 pm,
followed by 4 service for mid. Winter
Institute at Gaithersburg, Md.
DR.. Robinson will speak Thursday
at 8 pm.
DR.. Mann Of American University
will conduct the second Sunday
morning discussion for the Young
Adults at 9:45 am. on The Conse-
quences Of Economic Motivation"
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Ham|ine Methodists
Will Hear Sermon by
Dr., J. R. Edwards
Representative Sporkmon
Will Speak Tomorrow at
Brotherhood Bible Gloss

Dr.. John r. Edwards, superin-
tendent OF the Washington west
district, will be the preacher at the
Hamline Methodist Church tomor-
row at II AM. The service will be
in charge Of the pastor, DR.. H. w.
Burgan.
At GAS am. Representative John
J. Sparkman will address the Broth
erhood Bible Glass on John the
Baptist and Jesus The Harriet +.
Lipp and Mizpah Bible Glasses for
women will be taught by Mrs.
Thomas F. Law and Mrs. Edward
Stevens.
The young peoples department
of the Methodist Youth Fellowship
will join similar groups at Woodside
Church at Silver Spring, Md, at
$50 pm. At 6 pm Francis Nc
Peek, director Of the social welfare
department of the Federation Of
Churches. will address a supper
meeting on who Is the Criminal?"
The neophyte group Of the w.
g. c. Service will meet at 8 pm.
Monday At l0:30 am. Tuesday the
Red Cross unit will meet.
The Woman's Society Of Christian
Service elected the following ofd-
GERS: President, Mrs. G. r. Wilhelm;
first vice president, Mrs. Lester l..
Fansher; second vice president, Mrs.
George o. Sutton: third vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Hunter B. Linton; record
ing secretary. Mrs. Elma Horsnell;
corresponding secretary, Miss Nellie
L. Hawke; treasurer, Mrs. William
I. Evans.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Reformation Church
Continues Series
On Mental Health
Our Feelings: Enemies
Or Allies Subject
OF Dr.. BIockweIder

"Our Feelings: Enemies or Allies
is the subject Of DR.. Oscar r. Black
welder, pastor Of the Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation. at 3 pm
tomorrow for the second In . series
Of special evening services. Christ
and Mental Health" 10 the general
theme Of the series.
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew. assist.
ant minister, will preach at $50 an
on "What Do Miracles Mean TO Usq'
DR.. Blackwelder will preach ct II
am. on "Ransoming the Time"
The Round Table, Young People
League and senior league meet at
6:4S pm.
The business and professional
women's group will hold 4 dinner
meeting At 6 pm. Thursday.
At 8 pm. Thursday the annual
congregational meeting will be held
children Of the Church" and
the Junior Confirmation Glass will
meet At 1880 an. Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Dr.. Seth R. Brooks Gives
Theme for Tomorrow

"lave We Lost Something3" is the
subject Of DR.. Seth r. Brooks, min
lister Of the Universalist National
Memorial Church at II an. tomor-
row. The National Capital Choir
will sing. DR.. Brooks will address
the adult class at 10 m. on what
King Of Peace Do We Want?" The
Young Peoples Christian Union
meets at pm.
There will be Red Cross and well
fare sewing on Monday from 10 m.
to 3 pm.
The Cercle Francois will meet
Wednesday at $50 pm. The Board
Of Management meets at 7:30 pm,
On Friday there will be Red Gross
and welfare sewing from 10 am. ia
3p.m. and at the home of Miss Clara
B. Pitcher from z to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Christiun Science

Life Is the subject OF the lesson
sermon In all the Churches Of Christ,
Scientist. tomorrow, at II An. and
9 pm. Sunday school is at II An.
All are invited to attend the church
services including the Wednesday
evening meetings at 3 o'clock.
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: "And this Is
life eternal, that they might know
Thee the only true God. and Jesus
Christ, whom Thou hast sent"
John, xvii.3D
The lesson sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
tures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "'This
Is life eternal says Jesus-is, not
shall be, and then He defines ever
lasting life as q present knowledge
Of His Father and Of Hin1seli-the
knowledge Of Love, Truth, and Life. u
page 4l0)
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Rev. H. 5. Anderson
10 Give Sermon on
Divine NonchaIance'
First Congregational
Church Services for
Week Announced

'-1he Divine Nonchalance" is the
topic Of . sermon to b given By the
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson ct II
Am. tomorrow ct the First Congre-
gational Church. Music viii bs pro-
vided by the A Capella Choir.
The Rev. John Elmo wallace, a.
sistant minister, viii give his first
sermon since his recent ordination
to the ministry, at 3 pm. His topic
will be what Can the Church say7"
Special music viii be . feature Of the
service.
The scrooby Club viii meet at
pm. The Tuxts Club will also meet.
Refreshments will be served.
The annual dinner and meeting
Will be held at 6 pm Tuesday. On.
GERS Of the church and society viii
- elected.
There will be no Thursday night
Tnner service.
The Rev. Mr.. Anderson will talk at
the vesper service at the University
4 Maryland 1t Sis pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Albright Evangelical
Service 10 60 on Air

At Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church at II am. the Rev. George
E. schnabel will preach on Gods
Answer to Our Faith"
The Friendly Hour Service begins
at 7:45 pm. and will be broadcast
from Station WINK at SOS pm.
The theme will be Broken Bar
riers" Featuring the program will
be the girls choir. Following the
service there will be q tea. The
Christian Endeavor groups will
meet At 7 pm.
The Hour of the Open Heart Serv-
ice will be held at 7:30 pm. Wednes-
day. The subject will be Mile Posts
Along the Road Of Love-" Follow
ing this the Sunday School Cabinet
will meet, with the Rev. WILDER
Wilson, assistant pastor Of Mount
Vernon Place Church, Is the guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Salvation Army

Meetings tomorrow are:
Temple Corps, COS E street NV
1t. Delene Stoudenmire will speak
at 11:00 am. on 60 q Little
Farther" At 500 pm. Maj. r. r
Fox will speak on Gods Promise
I Will"
Colored Corps, 1901 Seventh street
N.W.-The Misses Doris and Norma
Roberts will be in charge Of services
at II am. and pm. The theme
will be Victory"
Southeast Corps, 1873 Eighth street
S-E--Capt. Lonnie Knight will be
In charge Of services at II m. and
pm. c. c. Frank Skiados will
lead the Y. P. L. at $50 pm.
Georgetown Corps, 1915 Thomas
Jefferson street NW.-Lt. Marshall
Capps will speak on Holiness" at
10 am. At 8 pm. Capt Ben Jones
will speak on God and You"
Northeast Corps, tbs Eye street
Nell. Dorothy Sumney Will
speak at IL am. on Purity" AT
8 pm. Maj. John Campbell will
speak on "Disobedience"
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Evangelical Merger
Almost Completed

The Evangelical Lutheran congre-
cations of St Marks and the In
carnation practically consummated
their merger at their annual busi-
ness meetings held at the church
last Monday evening. Nine elders
and nine deacons were elected to
serve for one year.
The elders are C. s. Becker, A. NJ.
Cooper. Gus Escher, E. r. Folk,
L. E. Kluge, G. P. Leishear, H. s.
Semler, c. T. Suther and w. w.
Wilson. The deacons are r. Golden
stroth, G. w. Freas. Van Lippard,
T. E. Lynn. j. w. Martin, c. C.
Moberly, H. Noack. DR.. G. B. Oster-
mayer and p. Snyder. They will be
off1cially installed by the Rev. Henry
Manken. jr.. tomorrow at IL am.
He will preach the installation
sermon and the Rev. Mr.. White will
read the service. The mems and
women's classes will be taught at
9:45 am. by r. c. Masters and
A. M. Cooper.
The final mission study class viii
meet Thursday at 8 pm, e.
The Women's Guild announces 4
cafeteria dinner on February 5.