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Evening star., 1943-03-06
Dr.. Robinson 10 Preach
On The Great Command

The Great Command" will Be
the subject at the Calvary Metho-
dist Church ct II am. Sunday Of
the Rev. Df. orris oravenor Robin
son.
At 8 pm. the first Of 4 series OF
religious Aims on the seneral theme
The Mastership Of Jesus" Will be
shown. The film tomorrow, "Barab-
bas," viii be followed by 4 brief COM
ment by Dr.. Robinson. Fellowshiu
will follow.
From March 3 to IL, Dr.. Robinson
will be delegate to a study confer
ence in Delaware. Ohio, where about
two Hundred Methodists Will be In
session.
Calvary Church viii join on Fri
day In the World Day of Prayer at
the Church Of the Ascension at II
Am.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Dr.. Crawford viii Preach
Al Calvary Baptist Church

Dr.. ClArAnce w. Crawford will
preach At Calvary Baptist Church
tomorrow morning on "The story
We Need to Remember" New mem
bers will Be received and the ordin-
ance Of the Lords Supper admiris-
tered.
There will be no evening service,
Instead the church will unite with
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
and the First Baptist churches a.
the latter. DR.. Crawford will preach
on when Jesus Passes BY" The
choirs Of the three churches will
sing
The Rev. Edwin H. Tuller will
conduct the junior church service In
the morning.
The Sunday school teachers will
meet with DR.. Crawford and Mr..
Tuller for q discussion Of the back
ground for the lessons Of the new
quarter Wednesday evening preced-
Ing the midweek service.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Voice Of ihe NorihIand'
National Tabernacle Tonic

The Rev. Delbert Stewart Grant
The Voice Of the NNthland," viii
speak at three mass meetings at the
National Tabernacle. His subject al
II am. will be: Arctic Alaska To-
day; pm. 1.-THE Strange Story o1
the Talking Knapsack';; 8 pm.
Christ ON the Alaskan Highway"
The REV. Mr.. Grant has Just re-
turned from AlaskA and Is the first
minister to cover the Alcan inter-
national highway With the gospel.
Every night next week he will
show motion pictures OF Alaska and
Of the armed forces, Key west to 81
IBERIA. DR.. John McNeill IS the pas
tor.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Id Ruther Be Rioht-
hoovers form-Aid Plon Criticized
As Fine ldeo for Imoqinory War

Of ships, Mr.. Bafikhead's plan could
conceivably leave ships idle for
want of men. Then, I suppose. a
third statesman might suggest that
their crews be used for farming.
Underlying all these obscure pro-
posals is the outrageous theory that
1t Is somehow abnormal to have
shortages during l. total effort.
The opposition actually regards
shortages as sign of failure, when,
obviously, in = country as rich As
ours, they are clear sign Of success
in mounting a war effort big enough
to reach down deep. You can't have
it big and cozy, both; Just big is all.
# it not big enough to hurt, 1t is
not total. It's interesting that the
obscura1tist attack on the food
problem Is a direct attack on total
ity. It says, IN 80 many words, take
men out Of the Army. You couldn't
have a clearer obscurantism, 50 to
speak.
The administration is willing to
sacrifice food to totality. The OBJ
scurantist opposition Is willing to
sacrifice totality to food.
Problems Not the Same.
And, while charging Mr.. Roosevelt
with bungling, it subtly changes the
terms Of the problem on him. 1t
says: I'VE could solve the food
problem; all we need Is a smaller
war effort" But Mr.. Roosevelt is
trying to do 1t in terms Of a bigger
war effort. The two problems are
not the same problem. The opposi-
ton is not merely proposing 4 dif-
ferent food plan; It 10 proposing a
different war.
Mr.. Roosevelt could solve the food
problem, too, in terms OF a smaller
war. Anybody could.
1t might be supposed, also, that if
the opposition wants US to f1ght with
fewer men, 1t would be in favor Of 4
second front. It should want to
fight while the Russian offensive is
going on. That offensive means
lesser pressure on us In the west,
just as our offensive would mean
lesser pressure on Russia IN the east.
But one scans Mr.. Hoover's texts in
vain for support Of instant offensive
action. He wants to fight the war
both with fewer men and at 4 later
date.
He wants to buy food with time,
and to buy time for nothing. It Is
perfect program for some sort OF
imaginary war, 4 convenient, small
Ct, more manageable kind Of war.
It has nothing at all to DO with the
real war in which men are dying this
minute.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Southeast Group Plan,
Daily Lenten Services

The Southeast Inner Church
Council is sponsoring community
Lentep services each day, except
Saturday and Sunday, from II to
1890 pm. in the Penn TheAter. $50
Pennsylvania avenue BE. They
will begin Ash wednesday ana con-
tinue through Holy Thursday, April
%.
The following churches are CO.
operating: Christ Protestant Epis-
copal, First Methodist. Trinity
Methodist. Wilson Memorial Meth
odist. Fifteenth Street Christian,
North Carolina Avenue Methodist,
Metropolitan Presbyterian, Church
of the Reformation, st. Marks
Protestant Episcopal, Washington
City Church Of the Brethren, st.
Matthews Lutheran, washington
Church Of the Brethren.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Alma, Temple Lectures
Center on Spirituulism

Where Are the Desd?" will Be
the subject Of 4 Bible lecture al
Almas Temple tomorrow evening BY
John Ford, national superintendent
Of the Temple Of Christ.
On Tuesday night he will speak
on "Spiritualism: Do the Dead
Actually Appear?";; Wednesday
night, who Are the Spirits That
Operate in Spiritualism?";; Thurs
day night, What Is the Soul?";;
Friday night, "Who Are the
Angels?" Saturday afternoon he
will give special sermon. At l2:30
pm. Sunday ne viii broadcast ovet
radio Station VOL,
Evening star., 1943-03-06
New Bedford Clergyman
10 Give Sermon Here

The Rev. Duncan Hewlett, min
ister Of the First Congressional So
ciety at New Bedford, viii preach ct
All Souls Unitarian Church at II
am. tomorrow In the third National
Unitarian pulpit series sponsored
BY the Washington Chapter of the
Unitarian Laymen's League. His
subject will be ''The Open Mind"
At the Current Problems Glass At
10 am. DR.. Horace I. Poleman, Chief
OF the India Section, Library Of Con-
gress, viii speak on '~rhe Problem
OF the Minofities In india" Fm
the Comparative Religion Glass Ut
the same time, Swami Prememda OF
India will discuas 'T'fve States OF
Human Consciousness"
Evening star., 1943-03-06


Solve 1t cheaply, too. The price we'd
pay would be merely to postpone
our offensive for a year.
It turns out there's nothing to
solving this food problem during a
war. All you have to do is not fight
the war, just yet. It Is 50 simple
and has escaped us all.
I say it Is obscurartism when a
shipping bottleneck, which holds up
the war, becomes the answer to the
farmers prayer. This would be the
first case in history in which We
would solve one war problem, food,
by the lucky discovery that there
was a still harder problem, shipping
I say 1t Is obscurantisrn, when it is
proposed that we eat on the wars
hard luck.
OF course, if somebody solved the
shipping problem, that would smash
Mr.. Hoover's food plan to splinters.
It is 4 strange solution which de-.
pends on non success tn another
field.
The thought might even occur to
some mighty riveter, working on a
cargo vessel. that II he broke too
many records he would be taking
the food out Of his children's
moths.
Idea Draws Speculation.
Mr.. Hoover's hope that We can
solve our problems easily is ap-
parently based on his conviction
that our problems are too hard to
solve.
Other obscurantist devices 60 fur
ther. Senator Bankhead wants all
farmers furloughed out OF the Army
for 10 months. That would mean
10 per cent Of the ground forces.
The Senator doesn't even care If
We do have the ships.
30, while Mr.. Hoover's plan would
take men out of the Army for WAY,t
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Metropolitan Baptist
viii Hear Dr.. Ball

At the II o'clock service at Metro.
politan Baptist Church tomorrow
Dr.. John Compton Bali will preach
on What 1 Know About the Hol,
Spirit" New members will be re.
ceived and the Lords Supper OBJ
served.
In the evening, the assistant pastor
the Rev. John M. BAllbAch, vii
preach on "The Results of Remen1.
brance."
The Through-the- Bible Glass viii
meet with Mrs. HAskef at I pm,
Tuesday. The Community Biblt
Class will meet at 8 pm.
The young people will present .
broadcast over station WWDC q,
9 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Bethlehem lutheron

The lenten season will be observed
with . series Of services on Friday
evenings beginning March IL at 24O7
Minnesota avenue Sc.
The general theme will be: Jesus.
Our Suffering Saviour" The dates
and topics for the Individual services
are: March IL. TN Agony--to Earn
Our Peace; March 10, Captured
to Set Us Free; March 16, Accused
TO Silence Our Accusers"; April 2,
"Condemned-to Secure Our 40
quittal"; April 8, Abused to Save
Us from Eternal Torments":: April
l6, "Crucified--to Remove our
Curse: April Is, ''Forsakell Il God
to Make Us Children Of God"
The sefmonD VIII b by the Nss,
Edgar e. Rakow.
Evening star., 1943-03-06

these troops Constantine Brown
will have to fisht It out With the
American and Australian forces
the best they can. The Japs DO
not expect TO be able TO send sup
plies in sizable quantities from
Rabaul to permit them to con-
tinue their fight.
In many ways the Macarthur
air victory Of March , to March
5 can be compared With the
naval victory Of November II to
November 15 which sealed the
fate Of Guadalcaf1al and eventu-
ally compelled the japanese to
withdraw whatever forces they
could.
Military and naval observers
here believe the Japs may make
another attempt to send ships
to take away at least 4 portion
Of the $4,000 Jap soldiers still
alive in New Guinea.
This recent defeat Of the Jap
anese IL considered by competent
observers an indication that the
Toxic high command soon will
abandon its attempts to gain a
foothold In Australia or islands
OF the Southeast Pacific. II the
Japanese can hold the Bismarck
Islands and their base at Ka-
baul they viii be satisfied.
Foe's Power Not Broken.
There is no desire on the part
OF our professional strategists to
underestimate Japar's strength
Or the ability Of the japanese
high command. Despite the two
defeats in the eolomons And New
Guinea areas ana the damage
inflicted on JApsnese shipping BY
United Nations submarines oper-
ating in West Pacific waters, the
eneny's power has not been
broken.
The defeats Of the Nazis in
Europe, however, have sobefed ,1p
the military In Toxic. The Naxis
can not conceal from them the
fact that they have lost the Rus
sian campaign. Highest authori-
ties In washington and London
have announced that American,
ana British forces-probAbly mil
lions Of tier,-will open the road
to Berlin this summer and they
hope to plant the United Nations,
f'Aes over Berlin within q year
or two after the assault On West
er1 Europe has begun. The In
vasion 81 Europe, the world is
Evening star., 1943-03-06

pShA wiz etehAApA
ties Of munitions
we can send
abroad.
Therefore, says
he, we should
turn some OF our
soldiers back to
farming for the
year, and some
Of our munitions
factories back to
producing farm
machinery. That
will solve the
-AAEIA
Evening star., 1943-03-06

f1estay. Predictions are made
freely that the measure will pAAs
by a substantial vote. Further
predictions are that when the
bill is acted upon by the Sen
ate 1t will be "strengthened"
and also passed.
Representative Disney of Okla
homa, Democratic member of
the House ways ana Means
Committee, author Of the bill.
has tied In the denuncfation Of
the Presidents executive order
with the administration pro-
posal to increase the national
debt limit from $125, 900 ,00o. 900
to $4,000, ,OO0, 900.
Mr.. Disney ana the sup
porters Of the proposal to
knock down the executive Or
der did this deliberately, over
the protest OF the President,
Their purpose is to make 1t diff
ficult for the President to veto
the bill, since An increase in the
debt limit is essential If this
Government is to be able to con-
tinue to finance itself and the
war. While they are confident
they have sufncient votes to pass
the denunciation of the salary
order, they are by no means
confident they could muster the
necessary two-thirds vote to
override q veto.
Bitterness Engendered,
A great deal of bitterness has
been engendered. Members of
Congress insist that the Presi-
dent issued this order notwith-
standing statements made in de-
bate that Congress had no in
tention Of giving him power to
place q "a, 900 limitation on
salaries. The situation has not
been improved BY q statement
made to the Rules Committee BY
Representative Gore, Democrat,
Of Tennessee that he knew the
order had been prepared for Is
suance before the passage Of the
latest pfice-control bill, upon
which the President depended
for authority to issue such an
order. The price control measure,
they say, would never have
passed without some kind Of re-
striction had they known that to
be the case. they insist they.
were double
Representative steagall, Demo-
crat, of Alabama, chairman of
the House Banking and Currency
Committee, In charge of the price
control bill when II was before
the House, was asked II the
President could limit salaries to
$4,000 under the bill. He re-
piled: Il do not think 30. 80
think the record will show that
such a outside Of legislative In
tent; and I do not believe that
the President Of the United States
would deliberately 10 outside
against 4 clearly disclosed opin-
Ion Of Congress"
Prentiss Brown, head Of the
OPA, during the Senate debate
when he had charge OF the price
control bill, save similar Assur-
Evening star., 1943-03-06
st. Matthew'S Lutheran

The service tomorrow morning
will be preparatory to the observe
af1ce Of the 1enten season. The
Rev. Theodore P. Fricke will speak
on '"The Christ of the Cross"
At 4 pm. he win deliver the Sec
or1d lecture in q series OF pre- Easter
address Is on Christian funda-
mentals, God and SIM"
Ash Wednesday service will be
held in the evening with the Rev.
Mr. Fricke speaking on Judas, the
Traitor" the first in a series Of
eight sermons On the general theme
Towering Ger the Wrecks Of
Time"
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Zion Lutheran

Sight 70 rthe Soul" will be the
subject At II am of the Rev. Ed
ward @. Goetz. A brief Congrega-
tional meeting will follow the serv-
Ace.
Services will be held each We'd
nesday during Lent, at 8 pm. be-
ginning on Ash Wednesday, when
holy communion will be celebrated.
The pastor Will speak on "The Heart
2 Lent"
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Emory Methodist

Holy communion tomorrow at IL
am. Dr.. T. c. Beery will use as the
subject OF his communion nnedita-
ton "A Personal Commitment" Dr..
Chesteen Smith win speak at 8 pm.
on THE Obligation Of the Unfit"
This will be conservation service.
The Board Of Education will meet
at 1880 pm. Monday.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
St. Stephens S Lutheran

Shall We Pass Up Lent This
Year?" Is the theme Of the Rev.
George K. Bowers at II am.
The lenten services begin on Aah
Wednesday at 7:45 pm, with holy
communion being administered, tho~
pastor preaching on Lent ~ Sea--
son Of FeastingP' This Is the first IA
a series Of sermons on the topio
Comrades to the Cross" The Sun
day theme for the lenten season n,
Gods Truth Confounding thA !.
wisdom Of Mani"
The Church Council meets T1e6-
day night.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Dr. Buschmeyer Returns

The Rev. DR.. Fred ShermAn
Buschmeyer, pastor Of Mount Pleas.
ant Congregational Church, win ro-
turn tomorrow at II an. to his pu1.
PIT after an absence Of two Sun
days ana viii have - his eermenv
topic, The Useful Wheel .
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Ex-Missionury to Tolk
At First EvunoeIicul

The Rev. Dr.. Dana Johnsoo of
Arlington, former missionary of tia0
Lutheran Church In the vifffn ID.
lands. will speak at I pm. Tomorrow
at First Evangelical ana Reformed
Church. His theme will be "Ohria-
tiaf1ity In the Caribbean" Supper
will be served at 9 pm.
The Rev. r. Nielsen 6chlegel Win
preach at II Am. on mo Retaonank
In Religion"
Lenten services Will Be- held
Thursday evenings.
Evening star., 1943-03-06

coffee was hot.
the pop was cold =
ana Cro1b 'sS
voice com In g.
from the victro-sss
IA was soft. The
boys were play
Ing cards, read. sS
ing home town 70
newspapers ana
writing. letters
home. ,-'
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5 2 . m Z d far
away. It WAS
Evening star., 1943-03-06

efhn1ent's hands
are tied in dis
closing Its pur-
poses.
But the policy
has the approval
not only Of our
Government but
of the British
government and
IL part OF a we'll
designed move to
cultivate friendly
relations with
the Spanish peo-
Evening star., 1943-03-06

order Of last
o c t o Der s,
nf 4
limit Of S9s,-
900 on sAlA-
ries. after tax
a have been
deducted. The
Disney bill
which would
outlaw this
order is due
to be taken
up for con-
81 At ION
merit, WA.
Evening star., 1943-03-06

to cham 3 .
their strategy
in the South
west Pacific.
Tokio's nigh
command has
a b a n d oned
the hope Of
rein forcing
ITS hA d.
pressed troops
in Eastern
and Northern
New Guinea.
HencefOrth,
Evening star., 1943-03-06
McL-en1ore.
Flysrs Are Keen on
Sports Discussions

oo1GEW1NRE NJ xNoLAND-y
Il WIS warm and coy IN the Nedt
Cross Club. Pilots, glnners, bonn
bardiers-All were relaxing. The. /.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
To All Government Officials!


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the land he blow the people:
whoever heoh the sound Of the tdet wornno
the sword and take him ooy his blood
heard ne heord the sound Of the and took
his blood sho be him. But warning
his SOUL
But the wotehmon the sword and blow tho
trumpet and the people be il
person from them he token his nq, but
his blood will require at the wotehmons hand.
SO thou son Of hove set thee wotet'oon unto the
house OF Isoel: Therefore, thou shot hear the
and worn them from me- Ezekiel 80, verses to 7.
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bring but DO not want the blood Of hon beeoue
] have been ofrod preach the truth!
John exile the Isle Of and Jeeoh placed
But according Bible and the way the Jews
Cothoes and the Protestons believe, Glory
today
This brought Of love and that
will bless it. -DolIos F. elneton.
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1912 Manchester Rd.
AKRON, OHIO
WIN AnsOsr Bible Questions
Another Ssrmonstts by Rev. BilIinsten Viii
Appear in Tomorrow's (Sunday) Stdr
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Immaculate Conception

Marriage: Contract and sacrA-
inent" is the subject OF the sermon
by the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra to-
morrow at the 1915 mass. 1t will
be celebrated by Dr.. John X. Cart
wright.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
~ GOULD LINCOLN.

Administration ana Anti-sd-
r1inistration forces IN the no,Ae
Are eirdins for . ffst-ciAss SCRAP
over the President's executive
Evening star., 1943-03-06

opinions the ,ortters page are their oaon not
necessdry The stars Such opinions presented
Stars e0or to gpe all sdes Of qAeSttons OF It's
readers although opinions may contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1943-03-06
By SAMUEL GRAFTON.

I must catch up on my obscuran-
tisnis. Mr.. Herbert Hoover argues
that there Is a shipping bottleneck
which limits the number of men
nSd &ho Ht.Sx.&t
Evening star., 1943-03-06
U. 5. PIoyine
High Stakes
With Franco
Food Sent to Spoin
Expected to Pay
. Dividends loter
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Superficial criticism Of the Atneri-
can Government policy in sending
food and fuel to Spain is gaining
momentum largely because the Gov
Evening star., 1943-03-06
CONSTANTINE BROWN,

Competent Warrington circles
believe that the recent victory Of
Gen. DouglA4 MacArthur's air
force will compel the japanese
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
New Problem Arises
In Food Production

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL Up - A
perplexng new problem - trans
portation from farm to market
faced the government today as War
Food administrator Marvin Jones
set new all-time food and feed
production goal for 1914.
After series of state meetings
with farm representatives, the War
Food Administration fixed x
years war time goal at 10000,
GOO acres-16,OO0,O 900 above la 81
year.
With critical transportation
shortage already existing, the VIA
and the Office of Defense
Transportation started work or
plans to move the anticipated big
crop to consumers.
VIA officials emphasized, how.
ever, they were not worried about
any food rotting in fields or in
farm storage. Jones said partial
solution of the transportation pro.
blem might be the manufacture Of
more farm trucks and making
available additional rail facilities
VIA suggested that more rail
transportation for food products
could be obtained if long cross
country hauls were reduced by
dealers purchasing as much Of
their products as possible in their
own states instead Of from other
sections.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
Richie Handicap
Won By Challamore

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.R-In a
thrilling three-horse finish, &c.
Eastwood's Challamore won h e
seventh running of the Richie han
dicap and purse of $500 before
an Armistice Day crowd OF 1888
persons at Pimlico today.
Challamore took the lead as the
field of seven was headed into the
stretch, and after a blazing race
down the straightaway with Wool
ford farms Adulator and Calumet
farms Quin Els, won nose de-
cision.
The judges called on the camera
to separate the trio as Adulator
led the favored Quien Els by an.
other nose.
The leaders were five lengths in
front of H. G. BedWells Sollure,
the fourth horse.
Challamore was accounting for
his second successive victory in
the Richie and his third sprint
stake triumph Of the current meet.
ing.
The win was his fourth. in eight
starts this year and h purse
boosted his earnings to $22, 802.
The victorious six-year-old geld
ed son of Challenger covered the
six furlongs in lib "a over
good track, carrying 120 pounds
three less than the top-weightee
Quien Els. He was ridden by Hert
| Claggett.