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Park View.

The Rev. George M. Anderson will
preach on "a Certain Amount Of
Faith" at II am. and at pm. on
The Chief Aim Of Life"
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Friendship (Col0red) /.

"On the Road to Emmaus" will
be the subject Of the Rev. B. H.
Whiting at II am. The senior choir
will render a song service at 8 pm.
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Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension.

Church Of the Ascension.
Services tomorrow will be- 8 am,
holy communion; II am. morning
prayer and sermon by Canon VOL
ven. Young Peoples Fellowship at
pm.
Confirmation instruction will be-
gin Friday at tbs pm.
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Eyesight'. At pm. worship and
film on "Chinas viii to Live"
The Rev. Z. A. Wilcher Is the pas
tor.
Brightweod Park.
The Rev. Robert X. hewitt an
nounces sermon topics: IL am,
Christ the Power of God" and
7:45 pm. "Detours." The pastors
topic Thursday at 7:45 pm. will
be Rules for Living"
Ryland.
Living the Easter Faith" is the
topic Of the Rev. K. G. Newell at
IL am.
There will be 3 meeting OF the
Women's Society of Christian Serv-
ice on Monday at 8 pm.
Lewis Memorial
The Rev. H. r. Deal will preach
At II an. on Inherited or Ex-
perienced Religion" and in the
evening on Honest Doubters."
The Wesley Brotherhood will
meet Monday at 9 pm.
Israel Metropolitan C. NJ. z.
At II am. sermon by the Rev.
Lester 8. Brannon on is Your God
Universal God or q Local God7"
Music by the senior choir. At 8
pm. sermon on what Are You
Going to Do About TT" At 8 pm.
Monday church conference.
GaIbraith A. M. Z. z.
At IL Am. DR.. James Edward
Mason, secretary Of Livingstone
College, Salisbury. N. c., win be the
guest speaker; $50. Dr.. Robert M.
williams, pastor Of Asbury Meth
odist Church. will preach: 7:45 pm,
sermon by Charles Earl Bourne, stu
dent in the school of religion at
Howard University.
. John Wesley A. M. E. T.
DR.. Aetius Albertus Crooke, pre-
siding elder Of the Washington dis
trict Of the Philadelphia and Bal
timore Conference OF the A. M. T.
Zion Church, win be the preacher
ut both services tomorrow. Music
will be furnished by the Cathedral
Choir.
Jones Memorial (Celored).
At IL Am. sermon by Or. Julius
8. Carroll. At $50 pm. the guest
speaker is the Rev. DR.. John F. Mon
roe, pastor of Simpson Memorial
Methodist Church. Music by his
choir.
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. Z. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on "A Living Faith" The
Second Stewardess Board will rem
der . program at $50 pm. The
assistant choir viii sponsor q musi-
cal program at 8 pm.
Pilgrim A. M. E.
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Daughters Of the King,

Visitation will be held tomorrow
at 3 pm. at st. Georges Episcopal
Church.
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DR.. Selwyn K. Cockrell will preach
at II am. on God, Our Father"
and at 8 pm. 'The Worth OF the
Soul"
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News of the Bible Classes
Activities Of Interest to
LocoI ORGANIZATIONS
by PAGE Nick. ETCHISON.

Dr. Forrest Knapp of New York City general secretary Worlds
Sunday School Association will speak at the 18th annual banquet Of the
Organized Bible Association April Calvary Baptist
Church Horace shy will be vocal solo with Mrs smithy
viii be accordion sooist
Calvary Church. viii give the
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Mount Moriah (Colored)
Third (Colored)
Mount Bethel (Colored) L.

DR.. K. W. Roy viii preach at II
am. on Jacob and His Vision Of
the Ladder" and at 8 pm. on The
Punctuality of God"
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Lutheran
GEORGETOWN.

Radiant Faith" will be the sub
ject at IL am. by the. Rev. Harold
E. Beatty. A mixed group of singers
from Washington and Lee High
School will sing at pm. At $3.50
pm. the Women's Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
A. G. Ilse.
Prayer service Wednesday. 8 pm.
Subject, The Twelve Disciples.
The Ladies Aid Society meets
Friday at noon.
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Methodist
Gorsuch,

The Rev L. 8. Rudasin will preach
at both services tomorrow. Mon
day, pm, club meeting; Tuesday,
pm., Board of Christian Educa-
ton.
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Congress Street.

The Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis will
preach on Limiting God" ut IL
am. The Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service will meet wednesday
evening.
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Lincoln (Colored) .

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak on "A
Light in the Midst OF Darkness" F"
The vested chorus choir will render
musical selections. The Mems
Brotherhood meets at 10:15 am.
The guest speaker, Arthur E. Greene,
activities secretary Of the Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A., will discuss
Building Morale" :"
At the evening service DR.. Arthur
Fletcher Elmes, pastor Peoples Con-
gregational Church. will be the guest
preacher. A special musical pro-
gram will follow the sermon. This
service will be sponsored by Unit
Group No. 2 Of the church.
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sion OF all the
adult B / b ] e
classes OF CAL
vary B a p t l 8 t
Church tomor-
row morning on
1.-THE Six Great
est w o r d g."
President Craw-
ford Smith OF
the v au g h n
Glass will pre-
side.
The l.. F. o.
Glass of Brook
land Methodist
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Christion
Third.

Seeking Friends Above" will be
the concluding sermon OF the Rev.
P. A. Cave as pastor interim at II
am. Communion will be served.
The Rev. c. N. williams will re-
sumo the pastorate on April 10. On
April II at 8 pm. a reception will
be held at the church for the Rev
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
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Baptist
Bethany.

The ordinance of the Lords sup
per will be administered at the close
of the morning service. The pastor
will speak on "Out of the Easter
Morn" New members will be re-
ceived. In the evening the pastor
will speak on Friends Along Life's
Highway The young people will
take part in the service.
The Mems Bible Glass will conduct
the service at Central Union Mis-
sion Tuesday evening. Horace L.
Stevenson will be the speaker. The
fellowship dinner will be served
Thursday at o'clock, followed by a
service.
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hold union revival services each
evening Music will be supplied by
a gospel chorus of members of the
two congregations. The first week
services will be held in the Salem
Church. DR.. Foster will preach.
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North Carolina Avenue.
The subject at II am. h Good
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PilGriua A. M. E.

Annual mems day will be observed
with preaching by the pastor In the
morning. There will be platform
(see ACTIVITIES, Page B-s)
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Wisconsin Avenue.

The Rev. Clarence Ray Ferguson
will preach at II am. on 'The Slow
of Heart to Believe" and at pm.
on Rebellion Followed by Judg-
ment." He will preach at pm. at
the Home for the Incurables on His
Resurrection.
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Florida Avenue (Colored).
The Rev. Robert H. Rollins viii
have for his subject at IL am. "Life's
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M. Z. z.
The Rev. David Cecil Lynch will
preach on "A Living Faith" The
Second Stewardess Board will rem
der . program at $50 pm. The
assistant choir viii sponsor q musi-
cal program at 8 pm.
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Inner Mission Society.

The Lutheran Inner, Mission So
ciety will hold services Sunday In
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Plymouth (Colored.) .
PeopleS (Colored),

The Rev. A. F. Elmes will speak on
Even II One Rose Prom the Dead"
At 6 pm. the Deaconess Board, the
Woman's Association and the Pas
tors Aid Society are joint sponsors
in a rally and musicale.
Next Thursday night the minister,
with organist, choir, ushers and peo-
pie. will be with the Galbreath A. M.
E. Zion Church in an anniversary
service.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

The Sunday school lesson for
April IL Is "The Mission Of the
Seventy."-Luke x:1-2l.
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial,

Ingram Memorial.
The Rev. Frederick j. Bishop Will
have Maintaining the Easter Level"
for his subject at IL am.
Plymouth (Colored.)
The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will
preach on Life Is What You Make
It." and dedicate a communion table
and cross. Holy communion will be
celebrated.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Bethanys.' Music will be furnished
by senior choirs; $3.50 pm, the Rev.
Earl Tyler, pastor of the Mount Airy
Baptist Church, will be guest
speaker; 8 pm, sermon by the pastor
to the New Members Club. Music
by senior choir.
Mount Horeb (Colored).
At IL am. sermon by the Rev.
Charles H. Fox Music by the senior
choir. At pm. Tuesday prayer
meeting.
First (Colored).
The Rev. T. Ewen Hopkins will
have for his subject ut II am,
Believers Share" At 7:30 pm. he
will also preach. Music will be
furnished by the children's choir.
Second (Colored).
DR.. ]. L. s. Holloman will preach
at II am. on The Companionship
of Christ" Communion service and
reception to new members will be
held at 4 pm. In the evening the
pastor will preach on "The Quest
for knowledge"
Mount Moriah (Colored).
The Rev. J. Harvey Randolph will
preach at IL am. on "A Purposeful
Mind and the Work Of the Hour.
The music will be rendered BY the
pentecostal choir. At 7:30 pm. the
seneior and pentecostal choirs will
present . program Of sacred songs.
Third (Colored).
Mems day will be observed to-
morrow. The guest speaker at II
am. will be Rev. Booth of Howard
University. At 8 pm. a music pro-
gram will be rendered; Tuesday,
pm. to 10 pm, prayer meeting;
Thursday. 8 pm. to Q pm, young
peoples meeting.
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EARBS

Effect Of noises On the nerves
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Dost7
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' '''' i; KINGS ROW


Tor three days Randy scarcely
slept. She felt that she dared
not leave Drake. She knew that
she had 10 be with him when he
found out what had happened,
Her face was thin and white
and hsrsh with the effort she
made for control. She felt that
she must not lot herself TO for
an instant.
Randy set her foot on tho first
step. and paused. She stood for
several minutes leaning her head
against the door frame. II was
then that the dreadful sound
came from that upper room.
Randy knew even In that terri
flying instant that she would
never forget tho sound ri
brakes voice. II was . hosrss
scream 49, almost q yell In which
there Was horror, and pain. and
something worse - sheer animal
terror.
She tore UP the narrow stair
case and flung the door open.
Drake"
brakes eyes were rolling and
his face worked violently - n
the very bone structure had been
shattered. Randy saw with .
sick horror that hls hands were
cropping frsntically under the
blankets
She almost isapt across the
room and seized his hands.
Drake Drake
Randy whore where's
the rest Of me ?" His voice rose
10 . sharp wall.
Hush. Drake I'm here with
you. You'll get well, now"
He held hard TO her shoulders.
Little by little he Quoted.
IT was that socident7'
Yes. Drake. But don't try 20
talk about II yet You'ii get well
now
His grasp loosensd. sh. look
cd fssrfully at him. He was
quietsr nov. Very slowly he
turned his face TO the wall.
Randy turned away from ths
window where she had been
standing. The frost-rimmed
squares Of glass gave . distort-
81 vision Of the stlll cold day.
She felt that her mind was like
that ~ssy rlass. she had NOT
true picture u anything.
Yea Drake would live. II was
just here that all Of the savage
questions arose sgsnisf her
arose and stood like an impsss-
ibis barrier across her way.
she went into the Kitchen Her
father had come in and had
taken off Ma shoes 10 warm Ms
feet At tho oven door.
Cong somewhere. Randy
Yes. I've got u get out for q
whiis"
Ia Drak. asleep
y don't sno~ The ngrss 10
up there
How lons is shs Tosns 10
stay"
DIR. Gordon aid Drake
wouldn't have to have her after
NEXT Monday"
''HoS|s he going 20 make out
then -
The sound u her fathers
words cleared something IN EAn-
oys brain Her face cleared.
too. The egiysrlng uncertainty
dissppssrsd. a simple resOls-
ilon replaced H.
Yea don't need 10 80 osrf
no~
what's hat what I'd yos
say
I aid ] don't need V 20 NV.
! know now" Ehs spoke ths
last phrase half 70 herself
What Ia 4. laughter what's
Or yogr mind p
4 con't know xhzf 70 ~.
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We The Women
Nv RUTH AIIIru

Every woman who Is. rOca
VIE and conscientious mother.
snd sho Is AZ; to ecth Iook ara
nik tire part. ought 70 have al
e.a one ff7end Who soe~t
eithsr iocs o. tax Ike snm.-
endys little woman"
Tsst u because a suburban
housewife VINO loves sacks
for around the house and
t~eeoy suits for soinr places.
thinks formulas are fa~inat-
inc subject and SEES no ore but
other Suburban wive. with the
SANE tastes and Interest,". 10
hsely n feel complscent about
not having an ounce q glsmor
In her makeup.
But II she sees sue who al
Ways looks like a million and
has variety Of interests. Just
once a week she Is bound to
look At herself with a NOR.
critical eve.
or course she wouldn't trade
places with Sue, who has far
too much time 10 spend on look
ins smart and who has q great
many superficial interests be-
cause she hasn't any deep-rcot-
ed demanding ties
But still it's good for her 70
compare herself with SUE once
IN a while = for when she does
she remembers that she used
TO be a better looking girl than
Sue ever thought Of being. and
a more popular girl. too.
GIVE AWAY
THAT OLD SUIT
That makes her determined
To do something about her fig
ure besides talk about II at
priuke cluos and TX gets her 70
wondering II she shouldn't give
away the old suit she 10 wear
ing. In addition. the compsri-
son stirs up her half-forgotten
resolve never TO let her children
tie her down 20 completely that
she has no other interests out
side Of them.
Sue isn't a comfortable per
son for her 10 be around. be-
cause she always leaves Sue de-
termined to do something about
herself.
That 10 why every housewife
needs to have lunch once q week
with a Sue.
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PARIS OUGHT TO KNOW
CHAPTER XIV

DIR. Gordon sat in his living
room with tray before him.
He ate slowly. almost sbsently
The door opened % slowly and
80 silently that he did not notice
Louises entrance.
Father" Louise spoke In q
curious fiat. colorless voice.
whats the natter
II heard about Drake Nc
Hugh"
I'm" The doctor turned his
attention To his food.
Il stood IL a. long 40 ] could.
then I went down TO ths-rail-
road"
You had no business there"
you had Just left. They had
carried Drake away somewhere.
A terrible old man was was
cleaning up the depot room
where"
That will do. Louise II was
most unbeeoming Of you 10 20
about psrading your feelings
whatever they happen 10 be
Father" Louise stared stony
faced at DIR. Gordon
What do, you want to say.
Louise
The girl shook now 30 violent
ly she could scarcely stand.
you monster"
Louise
you fiend"
DIR. Gordon arose. laid his nap
kin on the table. and with the
utmost elaboration struck her.
She staggered and slumped 10
the floor. Very slowly she laid
hold Of chair and struggled TO
her feet.
IN let the world know what
. you are. II it's the only thing I
ever do in thi, world. Tomorrow
tomorrow Ill tell everyone.
I know what you are. ! know
all about you - and your oper-
ations."
Or. Gordon took her by both
arms You are going to bed
at once"
Il viii not Il I'm going TO
tell"
Louise
Il will tell. ! will tell 7 viii
tell" Louise began q sort Of
singsong chant that rose sudden
ly TO a shrek.
Or Gordon struck her again. a
sharp. singing slap that cut her
screams short.
she shook her head slowly like
. dead animal. I'll tel them"
Louie - this 10 enough Of
your yiilfal tsntrum noy. n
you persist. there /, one thing
shall have 20 do"
He waited She stared ~ him,
hall listening then .8odsniy
alert.
What ?" shs whispered.
II you utter ono more word -
the KIND % nonsense I've heard
from you ! shah - commit you
70 the insane asylum"
Louise backed away. "You
wouldn't dare"
= have only 10 cal Or. Nolan
on that telephone there IN the
hail ard have yoa in eell-be-
hind bars - In one hour Nov.
car you get that through your
hesc -
I'm not crazy. and you sn0~
it
I could think nothing else
when you MAKE these insane se-
suxztons
Louise swallowed hard.
TIL &c" are SAID.
That's better. Ard stay IN
your room until ssy you car
come out
Louiss nodded her head HE a
srsil child yho only hsf under
stands what 10 being ssid. shs
backed toward the door.
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MFRS MORT ADoUr
Capiial Comment
aTARTs ON FAsE SIX

viii be invaded on both oceans
and the defending forces vii 10
driven inland tlll they hold no
more ~ the country than. say.
parts Of Kansas and Nebraska.
Maybe well be able Ia rally.
then. and drive the Invaders out.
1tsm-The u. = Navy 70 the
most ovsrrated organization IN
the country. n 10 differed by
snobs who have perfected q caste
system % strong that men 81
ability can't penetrsts u unless
they are Eocdlookins and social
ly presen,ahie.
But repeating there 10 mt
one word Of truth In any Of thess
items.
NOW YOU KNOW
They are presented here 20
give you . closeup of what .
propaganda lie looks like when
it's In black and white. Wash
ineton gossip passss along doz-
ems Of stories like ube~s every
day and Hitler. Goebbeis and Co.
love them for II.
heard or told eas ., . time.
these probably make no imprss-
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son pilgrimage, but they haven't re-
moved any of the old pep that packs
his 148-pound system.
The veteran Giant still spells ag-
gressive with a capital A.
It's all quite simple when you talk
to Bartell.
81 happen to love baseball" he
says, land l like to hustle. Once in
a while / find the old legs are not
what they used to be, but a short
rest always takes care of that. It's
the legs that get you, not the batting
eye. Last year in my 18th season I
still batted 1903 in 1O4 games, few
points above my all-time average. I
hope to beat 800 again this season
with any luck.
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Parachute Nurse" has what
might be termed an All-Starlet cast,
virtually an all-feminine one. When
Charles Barton, the director, count
ed noses he found Marguerite Chap
man, Shirley Patterson, Alma Car
roll, and eight other beauty-contest
winners.
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STAGEESCREENaR ADIO'
By VIRGINIA VALE
released by Western Newspaper Uni

NTARNER Brothers Heroes
w Without Uniforms" a story
of the American Merchant Ma
rine, will be the first of a group
of films telling us things that the
government wants us to know.
Lowell Mellet, co-ordinator of
government films, recently sub
mitted to industry leaders a
list of 80 topics about which the gov
eminent wishes the public to be in
formed. Originally it was planned
to use his ideas as material for short
subjects, but it now seems likely
that some of them, at least, will be
developed into feature-length pic
lures.