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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN--English 4-cyinder roadster: p
tone yellow and black finish new black
top thoroughly overhauled mechanically.
s4oo Call sH 1881.
car in Al condition. Cali GE: 4414.--
BUICK BUICK , 1910 convertiDle coupe; in good
Se2pf 5000 gave cs i 81 a4 to Tas p
BuIck sg'S dsa1 la41 sgpea eenyertote couns;
cellent condition. HO 1896
BUICK 1?41 super 4-door sedan: faIlg an2
miles. Franklin $500, Ext. 25.
BUICK 1910 convertible club coupe; like
new, all access, 10000 mi. perf. cond.i ;
Gen. tires; S1A5, Naval officer. AID 63S4
BUICK i93" 6-wheel door; in excellent
cash offer refused from defense workers.
Call Trinidad 1869 bet. o and / today,
BUICK la4o green coupe, perfect coondi-
p'nSe' pm 1sis 'S't St, CIV nw 4' "a @55o 2 's'oFe
BUICK 1889 club convertible; IN perfect
mechantcal condition black finish, excel
lenl white wall tires; radio and hea ter;
must De sold at once. Call Dupont 2115
bet and p m.
BUICK, Century, 1921, fully eauipped
used mlleaee $500 Wo 2s2a
| BUICK 1910 Super convertible coupe. ra,--
| Lot, llf5 l7th ST. NV.
| BUICK 1910 Special Coupe-Bright black
| finish clean INTERIOR, . exceptionally good
tires mechanically perfect; used by local
! physician had best of care. Only $50,
| 3u-day written guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR
! co Ford, 18TH St n W bet. x and l..
/ RE. 3.!jl. Open ewes. Ill pm
/ BUICK l94 super door sedan radio and
! heater, tires like new the attractive green
finish hasn't a scratch far above AVERAGE
cnnd't tons, compare our price OF only
POHANKA SERVICE
lI"6 @0th ST wv District Hlfl,
/ BUICK 1899 Roadmaster 6-Wheel 4-door
sedan. radio and heater, don't overlook
+ this car at the very low price Of s495.
FOHANKA SERVICE.
1926 Goth ST NV District Al4l,
| BUICK 1889, 2door sedan radio and
| heater. far above average condition, the
| attractive gray finish is like new, spotless
! inside. good tires motor thoroughly recon
| dltioned, S545.
| POHANKA SERVICE,
1l.6 Goth st NV District ai41.
| BUICK 1885 Al Spec. sedan; trunk. Al
condition, economical S1s5 or S62 down
Victory Sales, $500 Ga. ave. RA. 9036.
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HARLEY DAVIDSON 1889 81, excellent
condition. with accessories: see at Ala
New jersey ave. Sc bet and 6 D m
INDIAN I94l Bonneville Scout; in good
condition. 5000 mi, windshield and buddy
seat. only $3.50 cash. 1892 Biltmore st
NV NO 5523
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

qDEsAKER e PGsS6S9 1n4 THIS ss, sa wta
with he gasoline economy Of a "8,'' ii has
81 ne .perioymance and snap of an 50
sxco,s sxd T. : :amous r1Ss t25 m It's hish tge misase
ol,s.snd - by a. only sts7. viii wiz sc- sn
terms may be arranged Lee b Butler
Co i531 PeunA. ave So AT 4ai4
SIIDERhkER i9i" Commander cruising
,.oGmoo1'r .ornct.y owned by Army captain:
,%s Il. ,sr4x6%sE6S S@S5s!2 ao4of e sA&R &R3S
80 Z" ra pr grce ''sps~sf slso Wn ria: sids
.t many rG6g,&ttnd. of miles Of excellent
ar K ane SIS, M, RE, 325l. open
WHY'S l"lt &c lax, i-door trunk sedan:
aIten ."9u ty ON" owner. Tires, motor.
s5aor As@ l"ft%@ "f%@ 3 Wsilys 30 cross.o%a mt5ss per
s,r ga. '''' t.-t 8'de7shurs rd, at y Y.
FoE 5t}5 AtA@TLAND Driver, q Ford; sood
STAG MACON practically new, Pontiac
l4li >iA,3 pHpan- 54lO.
STATION WAGON Ford. -laa4 privately
t1.NnEa motor oNaraauIeG $3.50, tires good.
gho9s, tgam sood ures, upholstery and
able CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co. 2T55
Wa. ay" WI 1885 Open Sun, / 81 m
WAR WORKERS TTENTICN-Arcade
Pontiac vans to do her part. We will sell
only Eaod clean Ha9i cars 10 get you to
and from WogN without troubte See our
selection Ascaae Pontiac Co, l437 irving
- Uu AD $500
Attention. Cab Owners.
New and used De SOTO and Plymouth
taXjcabs. Or our terms before you huv
CAB. We finance them to suit your
L. P, STEUART. INC,
1901 l4th ST. NV.
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cars See Mi Bass, Trew Motor Co, I4th
and Pa. ave. sc
PRIVATE PARTY VIII pay casb, for 1871
please Republic 4o6,
WILL PAY cash price Tor 1870 and la4
WlnStea4. FRANK, SMALL, il, l349 Good
cash. Williams Auto Sales, goth and Rhode
Island ave ne NO. s3lS. Open evenings.
s4s KS S. l. | zss,ns5s EADSS7 y II s}si
WILL PAY CASH. 1911 BUICK AND chevro-
woodley s4oo open eve. and sun.
2uICK cash any 20, make car; Fioqd ies@
s400. Open evenings ana SUNDAYS.
and Chrysler. Open ewes, and Sun.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4e21 Conn. Wo. s4oo.
Will BUY your late model car. l941
ChrySler De Soto. Dodge Plymouth spe-
clalty WHEELER, 4sl0 Wisconsin.
WILL PAY CASH 1890 Pontiac and olds-
Woodey $500. Open eve and Sun.
CASH waiting for cars and trucks. any
aae. any condition 5sO6 Ga. ave, Ran
do.ph 9"39 until Q pm.
WILL PAY CASH, 1871 Cadillac and Ford.
Flood Pontiac, 4"2l Connecticut. Woodley
s4oo Open eve, and Sun.
WE WANT USED CARs-LATE- MODELS
HIGHEST PRICES PARKWAY, @o5i M
ST NV MI UNl1
WILL BUY any make car for, a,ro dealer
IN defense area, large Out-of-Clty buyer.
MIR DIetz. WO. 9Gh".
SPOT CASH paid for any make car, Rep
TnSentlne .aree out town buyeI Sec W
/ Wisconsin 1914 open eve,
! IMMEDIATE CASH tor late model Ford
| and Chevrolets; representing out-of-toWr
! dealer. Call AID. d9n5 lss
J SECOND HAND BANTAM Crosley q
! WlllVs America. Call OIL O405.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED BUY FAi',M IN VIRGINIA WITH
b. 30 miles District OF Columbia. Du-
Don't 1900.
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Trunk. Poultry Farm FnuinneC

2ta miles to village creamery cannery
etc; i2-hour 10 CITY advantages. II acres.
about so IN fertile Croptand for corn, to-
ma toes. etc. Sl!ear. UaIered pasture
wood, rood 7-rm dwtllpg. frepiaccs
elec aFnilable. BAN other bdas AGED
owners price. - Uut team - cows NU
poultry. crops thrown n par. Gown List
other barfalnS ma!!e trfs A j Rhodes.
EIROVT REAI IY Cl,-rAn ENL NJ
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PARKING LOTS.
GARAGES WANTED.

SMALL PARKING LOT FOR RENT OR
.th ard nv BOOKOFF. RA Rhc1
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

FOR SINGLE CAR, WELL-BUILT GA
raEe. opening on street. northwest section.
Box IS1-X. Star
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T MI, FROM D. 6.

Near Camp SprinR, Md Is acres with
modern home, colJalnlns 9 rms. oil heat
studio cottage. ba n and other outbldss
only % minutes from new Goyernment
hidgs, in Prince GrorRes CO Ideal io-
home ana future investment DIXIE
pFATTv SSkH
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GARAGE, SUITABLE FOR TRUCK SALES
and service. preferably on or near U s
Route No. L. Other locations considered
Responsible concern. Phone manager, De-
Catur l0it
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TIRES WANTED.

FOUR 550xl6 TIRES wanted. Emerson
1864.
> TIRES, 5.5oxl7. and > tires $50 1s
with tubes, Call Woodley 69al.
FOUR 600x1f or 50x16 tubes and tires,
with original rubber, in good condition,
VIII pay good price. Call Hobart 3l4l
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TIRES FOR SALE.

FOUR 7.0Oxlf TIRES, & inner tubes; also
/ @35 Packard 1920. Ordway 09a4
TIRE. slightly used; new tube. mounted.
.5oX30 TR. 29S6
TIRES t5l. 60Ox19. S25 Hudson sedan.
owner, tires: $40. WO. O63@.
TIRE. TUBE, RIM. 7.o0x1s. in excellent
condition, for sale. Apply le22 eth
st. NV.
FOUR GOOD e.nOxl6 tires and tubes and
1887 Packard needing repairs. S125 cash.
Also 1886 Chevrolet town sedan in same
condition. Sl25 cash. 1,25 Wisconsin
ave Sun. IS pm.
FOUR 6-ply tires, 6;50Xl7. Warf1eld
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c50-acre DAIRY and eeneral purpose
farm. ! ME r = station commutlne
service to Wa ehluatcn. good CoudU!on, Iu-
room. ccal burning h " h, bath and cleo
tric current me 30 stanchion concrete
block dairy large basement barn stable
with NOW tenant house and other bldgs
A highly prod uctlve farm IN scenic area
Of this countv. Price. 81 600
THEODORE F. MENk.
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WANTED, la41 Plymouth sedan, also
coupe. have immediate sale; highest cash
price. paid. Csadney Motors. l646 King
ST.. Alex, Va
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$500 Gets so Acres Good Pldoe

@UUU OENo % EV-FN VVUU bINgS,
IS a. Tor money truck crops. 5
stream -~attred peatI e ~ Wooded, at
porches. elec .,yaliable barn. @3H5n
Implement she'd anu storage milk and poul-
try houses, cOngenlet.l to village and Ge-
pot town bargl4n at :. coo Last other
bargalns mailed free f S Macdonald
kTROUT REALTY Denton, Md
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FOR PERSONAL USE. Late model tsteer-
Ing post shlfD 2-dr. It. or med, VT. car,
Mercury or other convertible pref. Sun.
and ewes, FIR. $500. Ext. 669
Drive to CrosStown Motors and get abSo-
Iutely more cash for your car in ; min
1921 Bladensbure I'd, at N. Y. ave. ne.
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WE WILL PAY CASH Immediately for your
Ig4l Pontiac, highest prices for clean
cars See Mr Bass, TreW Motor Co., l4Lh
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NlLLYS i"it &c luxe t-door trunk sedan:
upholstery Ike new car 30 miles uer
5$40r Atso IHir WHY'S CrosStoWn
M@.H,s' t.-i Rt'dcashurg rd.. at y. Y.
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TRAiLERs FOR SALE.

- INDIAN CHIEF. electric brakes, Cole
man oven range, excellent condition. s.? Is.
Bsto Blvd BeTvyn. Nd, Nd N'A' wash
new, tires elecir1c brakes extras: excellent
condition. s1,II5o; Humphreys; A. Manor
! miles south Alexandra,
SCHULT TRAILER, 40 model GOOD tires,
excellent condition. Appiy 4423 Potomac
ave. ". I6'
ROYAL TRAILER lo42, sleeps A, used 3
Hills Trailer Park, Route No. |. Alexandria,
PALACE-Perfect for single vriter-pho-
tographer. $500 cash. Hancock. Martha
Washington, 1888 PoWhatan. Alexandria.
TRAILER Silver DONG house trailer, wei
Lee hRhwy., Arl, 8 O'Clock afternoon.
HOUSE TRAILER, ROYAL Ia4I, - T.,
ave NV. No phone.
TRAILER CENTER.
AT HORNER'S CORNER.
cove} PqPqLAR 2ly1 .AbT MAKEs 9S25 pi5,, uP ,vw
MooN.ALMA SILVER MooN-RoYAL
'1' Stanley H, HoRNER. NC NC '7''>'
5th and Fla Ave. Ne. FIR. Ie2l
ATTENTION
DEFENSE WORKERS.
-, Big STOCK of used reconditloned trallers
Homemade S:|21
Quaker S3I5
Palace Coach $40
Silver Dome -------- S515
Anna ------------- StiH5
Covered Wagon S145
Puritan ---.---- s .h45
National 81 .ig5
Also large selection OF new trailers:
Schult, TraVelo and Zlmmer from $3.50 up.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4o"n WIS. ave. MAN Office WO 3232
Branch display, Spring Bank Trailer Park,
- mlIeS south of Alex. On u S Route
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49,, ~ INDIAN n,lo CHIEF. electric brakes Cole
Smith Canary Trailer Park. WASH
: BaltO BLVD BerMYn Nc
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> UI = HNNAN INH. Sedau-Why ride
fou many thousands OF miles OF excellent
IC-F-ga LOGAN MOTOR Co 18th st,
r. arc SIS, M. RE. 325l. open
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DODGE 1g4l custom 4-door sedan;
equipped with fluid drive and de luxe heat
er and defroster; many extras. hrst-claSs
mechanical condition; ) excellent tires; ex-
cellent bargain at S995. See US for Bet
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for Chew
rolet Ford or Pontiac. GE. 6633. 16f
NO GAS RATIONING Indiana dealer IN
town this week, you can take advantase
OF this high market. Call North S3ls.
WANTED-Dodee "a 2-door sedan, dark
color, good tires cash payment. DU.
nGn9 hefnre s D n
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PALACE-Perfect for single writer-pho-
tOgrapher. $3.50 cash. Hancock Martha
Washington, 1888 PoWhatan. Alexandra.
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DODGE l94l conv coupe de luxe, radio
sport light fluid drive, elec. automatic top,
beautiful tires, low mileage. See Mr..
Maloney at Circle Motors, gath and Pa.
n RE ShLE
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! WoRRE1L & sUTHERL1N.

SCHLEGEL 4 GOLDEN,
257 Carroll ST. TAX. Pk.. D. GF. $500
DODGE 1889 four-door de luxe; radio,
heater. extras. Cal DU. AN 1912
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FARMS
MONTGOMERY. co.

.3S4 harRaIrs many S'atcs STRO
REALTY. AIN Land Tile Bldg. PHI
fjeiph1a ia
Evening star., 1942-07-12

The Ry-Krisp plan-used by so many models
and movie stars-is simple reducing plan for
the normally overweight. Widely approved by
doctors. Eating Ry-Krisp as bread is part Of
the plan because Ry-krisp has high hunger
satisfying value, yields only about 70 calories
per wafer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
eY' Notes

The Fisher branch YMCA, In
cooperation with the Merrill
Palmer Schools and Northwestern
High School, will sponsor a mar
rage forum beginning at 7:30
p. m. Monday, May A, in the
Northwestern High School, West
Grand boulevard and Grand River
avenue.
DR.. B. Bernard Captain, PSYCHE
artist from the Children's Center.
and DR.. Lyndon Babcock. Eloise
Hospital psychiatrist, will conduct
the first meeting, with the prob
lens Of marriage in wartime be-
ing stressed.
whats Right With Democracy"
will be discussed by DR.. Frederic
Olert, minister of the Detroit
First Presbyterian Church, when
he addresses the fourth annual
state conclave of Phalanx Frater-
mites at l p. m. Sunday, May 3,
in the Fisher unit.
Two standard Red Cross first
aid classes will be organized at
the Western YMCA Tuesd day,
April 20. One class will convene
at 7:30 a. m. and the other at 8
p. m. Cecil Rowe. physical direc-
tor, and Gene Beck, associate
physical director, are the instruc-
tors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Singers TO Aid
Eva(ueeChi|dren

The committee for the relief OF
British evacuee children. headed
by Allan Thomas, is presenting the
Royal Oak Choral Union, the
Windsor Choral Union and the
Northwestern Baptist Choir, COM
bined. in a presentation of Felix
Mendelssohn Barthody's great ora
torio, Elijah" in the Consistory
Cathedral of the Masonic Temple,
Tuesday evening at $50.
Harden S. Van Duersen, an out
standing baritone Soloist, has been
engaged to sing the leading part.
Van Duersen is the assistant head
of the voice department at the
University of Michigan and has
appeared with many of the lead
ing orchestras of the country as
soloist.
Accompaniment for the choirs
will be furnished by two pianos
and an organ. Mrs. Blair Mclean,
accompanist for the Windsor Cho-
raj Union. and Mrs. Norval Cox,
accompanist for the Royal Oak
Choral Union and teacher of visual
piano education in the Royal Oak
schools, will be at the pianos,
while the organist will be Evan
Acknowledgements Welsh
The whole performance will be
under the direction of Delbert E.
Johnson, former director of the
Schubert choir in Windsor, founder
and director of the Royal Oak
Choral Union, and minister of
music at Northwestern Baptist
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Augsburg
To Hold
Dedication

At 3 p. m. Sunday. Augsburg
Evangelical Lutheran Churc h,
Dexter boulevard. near Fenkell
avenue. will dedicate its new
SOS, 900 building.
The Rev. F. p. Madsen. pastor
of Luther Memorial Church. De-
troit. and president of the Michi-
gan synod of the United Lutheran
Church, will perform the dedica-
tory rites, while DR.. o. G.
Beckstrand. of Rockford. Ill,
representing the Board of Ameri-
can Missions of the United Church,
will preach the dedicatory sermon.
In the morning at IL o'clock,
the Rev. w. S. Avery, pastor OF
the congregation, will conduct the
last service in the basement of the
building, in which worship has
been held for the last two months.
During the week of dedication,
there will be special events every
night but Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
New Pastor
AT Emmanuel

The Rev. Albert Lindsey Jr. OF
Grace Presbyterian Church, Peo-
ria. Ill, has been extended and
accepted the call to the passionate
of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church,
West Grand boulevard and Porter
street. He will assume his new
duties May 1.
The Rev. Mr.. Lindsey gradu-
ated from Presbyterian Theologi-
cal Seminary, Omaha, Neb.. and
was ordained at the First Presby-
terrain Church, Wayne. Neb., in
1888. He served as moderator of
the Peoria Presbytery twice,
president of the ministers fellow
ship of Peoria on two different
occasions and Is a member OF
the Synod Council of Illinois. Mr..
Lindsey is married and has a
daughter Is and a son Is.
The new pastor and his family
will arrive in Detroit. the first
of the week and he will preach
his first sermon on Sunday, May 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Plan Christian
Science Talks j.

Two lectures on Christian Sci
ence will be delivered in Detroit
next week.
Sunday at 3 p. m, Richard j.
Davis. c. S. B.. of San Jose, Cal,
will speak in the Masonic Temple
auditorium. under the auspices of
the First Church of Christ Scien-
fist, and Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Judge Samuel w. Greene,
c. S. b., of Chicago. will lecture
in the Second Church of Christ,
Scientist, East Grand boulevard.
near Jefferson avenue.
Each speaker is a member of
the board of lectureship of the
Mother Church, the First Church
of Christ, Scientist. Boston. The
lectures are open to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Beth TefiI0 Host
To Conference

David I. Berris, Detroit attor-
ney, will preside at the sessions
of the annual meeting of the Mich
igan synagogue conference which
will be held in Congregation Beth
Tefilo Emanuel, Sunday. May 3.
The guest speaker at the assem-.
bly, will be Rabbi Doctor Isadore
Goodman, assistant to the chief
rabbi of the British empire. He
will review Jewish life in England
during the air battles for Britain
At 4:30 Monday afternoon, May
a, Doctor Goodman will attend a
reception given in his honor by the
Jewish Women's League, in the
social hall of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Archdeacon Maps Visits

The Ven. Leonard p. Hagger.
archdeacon of the Episcopal do
cese of Michigan, will visit three
churches tomorrow: The Church
of the Good Shepherd. Lexington.
at $50 a. m; st. Johns, Sandusky.
1870 a. m. and Christ Church,
Croswell. at p. m. Wednesday
the archdeacon and Mrs. Hagger
will be guests of honor at spring
tea to be held from 2 to a p. m. in
Emmanuel Church. John r. and
Grixdale avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Bishop TO New York

Bishop Frank w. Creighton will
visit New York next week. attend
ing the national church's commit
tee on work in industrial areas, OF
which he is chairman, on Monday;
meetings of the national council of
Episcopal Church, Tuesday through
Thursday, and the service of con-
secration of DR., James p. De-
Wolfe, dean Of the Cathedral of
st. John the Divine, New York, as
bishop of the diocese of Long
Island. on Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
CENTRAL WOODWARD

Returning from a vacation trip
TO Texas, which also included
speaking engagements. DR.. Edgar
Dewitt Jones will be back in the
pulpit of Central Woodward Chris.
tian Church Sunday morning. He
viii preach on the topic, THE
Light in the Clearing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ST. GABRIEL CATHOLIC

st. Gabriel Catholic Church is
sponsoring the presentation of a
minstrel show in the Wilson
School auditorium. Lane and Gen.
trail avenues, Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Holy Name Unit
Selects Officers

Anthony Schettelbauer has been
named president of the st. Mary
DOWNTOWN branch of the Holy
Name Society. Other officers are
James H. Dingeman. vice presi-
dent; Gregory c. Lutz. recording
secretary, and Jacob Klein. treas
urer and chief marshal.
Officers will be named by the
Archdiocesan Union of the Holy
Name Society, Sunday. April 26,
at a meeting in the Nativity Com
munity Hall, $40 Mcclellan ave-
nue., at 2:30 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL

A quiet day for men and women
will be held in All Saints Episco-
pal Church Tuesday. beginning at
10 a. m. with the Reverend
Mother of the Community of St.
John the Divine, Toronto, Ont.
leading the meditation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ASSUMPTION COLLEGE

Democracy and Religion" will
be the title of an address by the
Rev. Walter NJ. Farrell, o. p, oil
the Catholic University. in the fina
lecture of the current Christian
Culture series Of Assumption Col.
lege Lecture League. Sunday al
$50 p. m. in the Vanity Theater
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Celebrate Silver
JubiIeeofPope's
Conservation
BY JACK K0EHLER
Detroit Tiu~s Church Editor

on May IA. Ascension Thursday
Pope Plus XII will mark the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of his
conservation as bishop, and
Catholics of the archdiocese Of
Detroit will join with Catholics
throughout the world in observ-
ing the occasion.
Archbishop Edward Mooney Will
celebrate a pontifical high mass in
the morning at the Cathedral of
the Blessed Sacrament And from
s TO 9 o'clock in the evening, the
Holy Name Society will sponsor AN
hour of prayer al the University
of Detroit Stadium.
Most Catholics will receive Holy
Communion on the following Sun
day. May II. and will pray for the
Holy Fathers intention OF world
peace with justice, which is his
greatest desire.
In keeping with His Holiness
soecific request, the celebration OF
the silver jubilee will be entirely
spiritual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Revival TO Open
AT Antioch Baptist

The Rev. J. r. Hamlin, evange-
list of Henry, Tenn, will conduct a
revival campaign at the Antioch
Baptist Church, 6729 Strong ave-
nue., beginning Monday, April n,
and continuing through May 10. it
was announced today by the pas
tor, the Rev. /. I. Kingston.
Meetings will be held every
morning at. IL o'clock and every
evening at 7:30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
EAsTMINsTER PREsBY.
TERRAIN

At the services Sunday evening
in Eastminster Presbyterian
Church, the young people will have
charge Of the program. presenting
a series of living pictures under
the theme, Christ Calls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The subject of the lesson-sermon
to be read In all Christian Science
churches Sunday will be "Proba-
ton After Death" while the
Golden Text will be from Matthew
24:13--"He that shall endure unto
the end. the same shall be saved"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ST. MARKS LUTHERAN

The Rev. o. Z. Marohn, pastor
of ST. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church, announces a mortgage
burning ceremony will be held
after the banquet at $50 Thurs
day evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
TEMPLE ISRAEL

Detroit's Jewish youth will as
scmble at a special Youth Sabbath
Eve service of Temple Israel TO be
held in the auditorium Of the De-
troit Institute of Arts al $50 p m.
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
CENTRAL METHODIST

Prof. Preston w. SloSson of the
University OF Michigan will lecture
on "Perplexed America and Her
Future, p" at 7:45 p. m, Wednesday,
in Central Methodist Church,
Woodward avenue at Grand Circus
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ST. PAUL's CATHEDRAL

At the II a. m. service Sunday
in ST Paul's Episcopal Cathedral,
the Very Rev. Kirk B. O'Ferrall,
dean, will preach a memorial SER
mon on Herman Page-Man of
God Also he will preach at the
5 .. m. vesper services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
MARYGROvE COLLEGE

The Rev. Walter Farrell, o. p,
S. T. NJ, educator, author and lee
turer. will speak on The Human
Thomas" at an assembly of the
entire student body and faculty of
Marygrove College in the schools
auditorium Monday morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
BOOK BY FIR. HURTING

Announcement has been made
that FIR. Albert Hutting's book,
THE Little Flower of Jesus" will
be released by the publishers, the
Radio League Publishing Com
pany, May II, the anniversary of
the Little Flowers canonization.
Father Hutting is assistant pastor
of st. Peters Catholic Church, Mt.
Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
PILGRIMAGE TO STE. ANNE

A religious pilgrimage to the
Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre is
being arranged by Sophia Nowo-
sielski, 6718 Seminole avenue. who
has sponsored similar trips for the
past 10 years. The party will
leave June 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
MT. ZION LUTHERAN

The cornerstone for the new Mt.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Six-Mile road and Gratiot avenue,
will be laid by the pastor, the Rev
William II. Mes. during special
ceremonies at 3 p. m. Sunday.