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Evening star., 1943-04-17
Chevy Chase Church
To Give Lenten Cuntutu

Il Show You a Mystery" will be
the subject of Dr. J. H Hollister at
IL am. in Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church. There will be a Lenten
cantata at 5 pm.
The Rev Ernest Yarrow will speak
on The Clarion Call of Christ" and
the Rev. Ben T. Cowles on The
Triumphal Entry" at 7:45 pm
A communion service will be held
Thursday evening. New members.
including the two communicate
classes. led by DR.. Hollister, will be
received.
THE Ever-Present Cross" will be
the subject of the Good Friday serv-
ice for women at 1:30 pm. Miss
Mabel N. Thurston will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Behold Thy King
Topic of Rev. E. G. Goetz

Behold Thy King will be the
subject at Zion Lutheran Church by
the Rev Edward G. Goetz. This is
one in the series Messages From
the Gospels He will continue his
childrens sermon series, Gods Ar
NOR using as his subject The
Sword" The confirmation class will
be conducted.
Holy communion will be admin
istered on Holy Thursday at pm.
and new members will be received.
The Rev John T. Keister will give
the meditation What Does the
Cross Mean to the Christian?' a
sermon in the series "Meditations
on the Cross" Holy communion
will be administered FRIDAY at 8
pm to the members of the con-
firmation class, their parents and
Others
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Special Services Listed
At Calvary Methodist

Palm Sunday will be observed with
special services at the Calvary Meth
odist Church tomorrow. At IL a m.
the Rev. Orris Gravenor Robinson
will preach on Now Is the Day"
DR.. Robinson will conclude his
series of discussions with the young
people at pm. on the theme:
After the Bombers, the Builders +"
Holy Week services will be held
as follows: Thursday, 8 pm, a
preparation service for holy COM
munion, which will include a mo-
ton picture. THE Hours of Trial"
Friday evening, o'clock, holy COM
munion and reception of members
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Congress Street Methodist

Who Is This?' will be the topic
OF the Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis at the
morning service This will be the
sixth in the lenten series of ser
mons. Special music and the ordi-
nance of baptism will be admin
lstered to infants. New offering
plates will be presented to the
church by the mothers of the young
men in the service from the church,
At pm, union service with
the Aldersgate and Dumbarton Ave-
nue. Churches. The Rev. L. G.. Davis
will preach.
Holy Thursday communion serv-
Ice will be held at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Good Friday Services
To Be Held in Park Here

The public is invited to join the
washington Catholic Evidence Guild
IN observing Good Friday at the
18th annual "Everybody's Good Fri
day Service in Franklin Park from
to 2:30 pm. April 90.
Stations of the cross. consisting
OF fourteen scenes in Christ's Jour
ney to Calvary, will be presented
with Hturglcal music by the Car
melite choir.
The service will be in charge of
the Rev. Edward Peters of St. Pauls
College, who will conduct the medi-
tatlons at each station and give a
snort sermon on The Seven Last
Words of Christ"
Evening star., 1943-04-17
The Glory of God
Topic of DR.. A. 0. Helm

The GLORY Of God will be the
subject OF Dr. Arthur o. Helms
Palm Sunday sermon tomorrow
morning in the Augustana Lutheran
Church A sacred musical will be
given at 7:3O pm following the
public freside hour sponsored by
the brotherhood.
A social meeting of the Luther
League. scheduled for Tuesday eve
ming, has been postponed until
April q.
Holy communion will be- cele-
brated Thursday at 8pm. Dr. Helm
will preach the scHnon. Special
music Friday at pA
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Trinity Young People
Will Offer PAGEANT

The Rev, Daniel w Justice, pastor
of Trinity Methodist Church. has as
his sermon theme The Courageous
ConQueror' at II am. tomorrow
There will be special music, bap-
tisms and the reception of members.
The young people Will be in charge
of services al 7:3o pm. They Will
present the pageant. The Chauenee
of the Cross" with MISS Betty Nc
Lean taking the role of the
''Evangel'
Holy communion will be observed
at 8 pm. Holy Thursday.
This church is cooperating with
tfe Southeast InterChurCh Council
In observance of the Good Friday
three-hour service at tho WaShng-
ton City Church of the Brethren.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Dr.. J. {. Ball Will Preach
Al METROPOLITAN Baptist

DR.. John Compton Ball, director
OF the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
will preach Sunday morning on
with Jesus Under the Palms"
In the evening the assistant pas
tor. the Rev. John M. Ballbach. will
speak on "Fulfllment at the Cross.
the last in a series of messages on
the Seven Last Words of the
Cross"
The Through the Bible Glass will
meet Tuesday, pm, with their
teacher, Mrs. HaSker
At 8 pm. Wednesday there will
be a communion service.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
AnglO-SaXOn.

Rev. c. o. Stadsklev of Mime
apolis will speak at 3 pm. on
Cleansing of the Kingdom and
the Rev. Robert B. Record of Port
land, Oreg.. at 8 pm. on What Is
Going on Today" Meetings are held
at 1922 Vermont avenue NV. Both
speakers are visiting here for 10
DAYS.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Deaths Reported

Annie c. Glover Sc. 1900 Mass ave. NV.
Alice Henning, 50, 2969 Upton St NV.
Arthur L. Webb, 73 445 Park ro.
Davis Busch, 20, 4l21 New Hampshire ave.
James Garthwait. 81. address not known,
Vennie Martin. 4S, Cottage City, Md
Charles H. Newton, 56. Scarsdale. N. "
Walter W. LIE Mat, 55. 21o 18th ST. NV.
James W. Scott, 54, 1888 PENNSYLVANIA
Joseph 7. Norwood A.. 1913 H st. ne.
Lonnie s. Wallace, 40, 3295 M st NV
Georse T. kephart. 30, Silver Spring, Md
Ernest A. Heinrich, 81, 522S Illinios ave.
NV.
Greenville stumho. %, Arlington, Va.
Mary TAYLOR, IS, 1914 9th st. NV.
Cecilia Smith, 26, Az Neal st. NV
Betty Loo Davis. 731 Balls court NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO CORRECT MY ADVERTISEMENT OF
April 10 and II. any bills contracted by
my wife same address as mineD will be
paid by me as heretofore. DANIEL c.
McALL1STER. 50l llth st. NV. 1Ss
WILL, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself CAPT. ROBERT E. PUGH, 4sO9
N. 1th st, Arlington. Va. lSt
Evening star., 1943-04-17
HELP MEN.

sLIP-CovER CUTTERS: experienced only
on custom slip covers: highest wages. j.
Holober & Co. 6l1 F st. NV.
sbef s3pA sunaa Mn ceon fR ans
j 5th st. NV.
SODA MEN CD, good pay and meals; short
hours. 208 Mass. ave. ne. e.
sPoTTER, silk and wool, experienced. for
small plant: 1st-claSs work: $50 per week.
steady work. 5422 1st pl. NV.
STOCK CLERK; young boy or draft-ex-
empt man. Apply J. E. Hanger, Inc, 2a1
@ st NV.
die @ essed mas man, sa4 II Sess week. ABBY Gar Gar
risons Toy and Novelty Co, 1215 st: NV.
sToCKRoOM, CLERK; good hours and
Mo- qrkng sondt1ns Phons M dna
ness hours for appointment. Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company.
PRAILER DRYERS; haul u, beer r1bS1a from
40. after pm.
TRUCK DRIvER-Well-establi firm
desires a reliable driver; steady work good
9s 5odnss sss M PhIpi SGn
h way. Arlington Va. Ma. sos7, ~ - ''D
A5pp5y sst sttn once; W Hoffman UDhOis5efsrs'
TRUCK DRIVERS Cooper Supply Co,
1929 Firth Sterling ave. Sc. 20'
UPHOLSTERERS: experienced only: all
year-around work. J. Holober & Co, Gil
st. NV.
WATERS, coored, for evening dinners
and all day Sundays. Apply manager,
1884 Conn ave.
WATERS twhite). dinners only, $40 TO
! / pm; good salary and excellent work
ing conditions. Apply headwaiter after
II noon. Wardman Park Hotel
YOUNG MAN for Office position; congeniaI
surroundings, 5i2-day week. Good salary
to start. Box 74L, Star.
OPENING for maintenance man with a
national club: lifetime proposition;
briefly state experience. address, refer
enceS and age. Box 460-E, Star
WANTED, experienced multigraph opera
tor-foreman; permanent position: salary
SlG2.5O per mo. Phone Alexandria 226O.
GASOLINE STATION MANAGER.
Starting salary. S}5 week. Apply Baber S
Service Station. 9Th and Maine ave. s,W.
WATERS, COLORED.
Excellent opportunity for high type
men 10 earn good wages In exclusive res
taurant. Wearley's. AIS 10th st. NV. lS'
HOuseman or Kitchen Man.
Here is real opportunity for "el!able
man with experience. We oher room
meals. laundry. good salary and vacation.
HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED, ll@5
Spring rd NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
HELP MEN.
DETAIL MAN.

Essential industry servicing Govt. con-
doctors and hospitals: pharmacy or chem.
istry background; permanent: salary ana
expenses. Give brief outline and phone
number.
Evening star., 1943-04-17

ACCOUNTANT, experienced, to work un-
der certified public accountant. Call Mon
day morning between 10 and 11:3o, Ma
tIOnal !2l6
Evening star., 1943-04-17
STATISTICIAN.

Must be experienced snalyzer and tn
terpret data to show implications OF past.
present and future import together Win
recommended tions for further action. Must
determine how data is to be presented.
VIII supervise statistical clerks. Only
expert Slatisticians will qualify. BOZ
1NE-E. SLY
Evening star., 1943-04-17

Experienced capable OF managing small
farm dairy cows, horse. vegetable Ear
den 10 acres under cultivation. PAY Seh
monthly, excellent apartment, living room,
> bedrooms, ba h, water heat. elec SUP
piled. On Rockville bus line; references
required Call WI 3lsl or apply 400
GTosvenor lane. Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
PAINTERS WANTED.

Arlington Village.
For outside work, 6-dsy week; 81 2b per
hour Inquire a. :50S Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va bet and 10 an or
phone ChrStnut 900, ask for MI Hubbard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-24
PROCLAMATION

Toazv We are engaged ths worlds Frestess canfte
1870 ara 4 "a bsea uath tbs mostxsica ssres becsns
aeeraxa1g fg gr nfNas democrats easnffF % take az arms
aatse msfsatsms ard aemaefatse say of Life Therefore. s
s u*sh tkrar pUypoAe that 3 special dag shall be VI AasaH
8r tAf ee5nngafsar arc re asansafaan e shr aaAr 81 Wa
Rssas ana "a aeepeF iegsnE 81 ptp4aetlnn and patriotism "a
eftes fanancaal assistance ana eaosef cooperation e nun9
WHERFAS thr sth aas q Seasembcr. In she year us
a4f L01u ta&1. hs heen aet a0ae fg 3 AatauaA1 Celebration
PATRICK HENRY. ta AaHa Gate hapanr heen aesaTnated
- VICTORY FLEET DAY and the leaders q American
Labor and Mauageneng are Joining n his proclaimed day
WHERrAs tie leaders al Amesoan Labor hsve re-
aaessea the cflzenFz and thass - ts production lne e
oa tHs VICTORY FLEET DAY September z7h.
"a salcmnly pledge that ] sal poar into the prodao-
ton 81 Shlps fnr N8rtar8 - fHa q treasure ot my muscle,
mgn8 ard maney thai tie Fighters q oar Unitea NJ
nona Vail newer lack Waa materials 80 blast into osiiv1on
me enermste 81 free labor. MheneVef shey may hc sound
WHEREAS there should - complete cooperation IN
production lanr ad Ia the purchase Of War Bonds ~ this
WHEREAS ire CITY q Paanagoula NlsSsxpp has one
q the largest shipyaras-The ingalls, shpoaaang Gogpa4
tsan. w8sh mauy thousands Is meu laboTgng for ships u exe
nealte tire Mar ana
wHEREAs Ire CITY II Paaeaeouls Mississippi IS one e
the largces lndusriailzeu cities II the state q Mississippi
and The ingalls, Shlpbala1ng Corporation IS q home InstItu-
ann q Mississippi and VII launch . ship % commemorate
fhe Second Anniversary 81 me building q me ifa LanEh1a
WHEREAS. the Citizens Of the Cny oi P~asosgoula. Jack
san County. anG tine surrounding vicinity shoulu take part
and ta4n ~ the National Celebrate moi VICTORY FLEkI
md lo8n ia the National Celebration ct VICTORY FLEET
the CIV ~ Pascaguals. Mississippi d. hereby issue this pro
elamassan and designate and proclaim tire 21th DAY 81 Sep
tefnbe1. Ia the year q uar Lord 49, As VICTORY FLEET
"a Furaheg. labor. management schools public officials
business men. and fFafernal organizations. and the entire
c4flaenrv 81 pascagoala. Mississippi and vicinity are invited
a. 9o5n IN thts celebration. Voc are especialit invited 70
huk more war bofss or thlx kstlanal Celebration Of VIC
TORY FLEET DAY. and - resolve = &c more toward eN-
pediasng thc war b. ~prodaciag more ships 70 help oar loved
ones or thT h8tkie front
IN WITNESS WHEREOF ] have hereanto set my hand
sue official seal ~ office on thls TIE 18th DAY 81 September IN
the Vear "a umr LORD Nineteen Hundred and F0rty-Three ~
ALTER r I'LL Mayer
che City 81 Pascagouia Mississippi
SEAL
Attest
S + FREDERIC City Clerk
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pee1 haNe hean ordered a. SCI
asgae - pereen1 ns tire nations
tsef fas TIE sFrnea iofces Is wide-
Il misunderstood Actually the
o4aTteTH.asfeF CasyM a. parchss-
ma agent ie me armed fofces
WssH procure IS percent 81 tha
Army grades ~ has1 whlch are
kFsnVn to the trade - AA A
and 3 grades 1hs totals slight
more han n percent Of ths
total HpsIlaaie supply. according
& TIE figures
One II the provisions Of the
-; aside order calls fer the with
hafdinK fa ne armed forces Is
only IS psTcent 81 shf f~ederallY
inspected slaughter nf steers ard
aetfefx meeting TIRE Armys re
1u1rumenh IL the far western
statox # Washington Oregon.
California hr4noua ard Mes.
Mexico Percentages a. meats
other thar hexf procured by ths
ARMY are substantially Suslicf.
the records show
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ApvAxcr AGENT ron BLIND

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and Service Act Of 1870 prosa5e.
Ets EUpA9eFs usaEi reeauaias
= fetafugnk NMT veteran Eaheih.
er INDICTED o. enlisteit n ; Pc
sitiau - ike status seniority aue
pax-lal Il ne offrctly left Noai
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ilun hf aesi Is not ieHspme an
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unemployment impossible Or an
reasonable H. cannot ~ DIS
charged Sex 0ne yeAE wlheoi
sao fiss Congress F~ucanveras
49, Neek either Bills Which nave
Ea their p1afpase the assistance
ane psasectinH Of returning set
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measures are
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faH pap &C continuance q s.
peHaane2 a~ilnuneniS aftef dn
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Huent e anrnployusent msaT-
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thaa = WEEKS to enable him r.
seeaFe suitable employment
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P~cscugouIc Youth
Passenger OF Boat
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Grams 81 their aocisl security ben
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enable qualified veterans 10 par
eaase farm lands under the fersns
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Tenant Act
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purchased b members ~ nhe
afmea forces - - Increased Ia
maturity and redemption value
~ i percent when usec 60 apply
- ne purchase 81 farm lands
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