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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
Selected Poem

JUfIlEh
lizabeth Jane Ashley in The Christian Scienc
Monitor)
The lesser planet Jupiter
Is in the west sky,
In the limelight of Venus
And just yard away
You can feel his anguish
At her display.
The greater planet Venus
Is out in front,
Just in the morgin
Between the roof and tree
She lifts her splendid lantern
In the sky's spire,
And underneath her Jupiter
Is wasting his fire.
Jupiter, remember
You still have us
Though your glorious companion
Makes you enyious,
For we prefer the elnber
To the massive furnace:
II there were many Venuses
The skies would burn us.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01

Blackouts may come and blackouts
may 60 in the good old summer time but
what's that to the season brilliant light
ming bugs now on the roam.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
BY EARL L. DOUGLASS ID. ID.
WE CAN BELIEVE TOO LITTLE

Many people sem to regard 1t as
a sign of intellectual distinction to
believe almost nothing. They talk
and conduct themselves as if they
regarded skepticism as the most
desirable attitude Of mind one can
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
Copyright, 1913, John F. Ollie co..

knee and hitch along. This is the
shemi-vertical position as con-
trasted with the horizontal. We
have respect but no comment for
those who bend from the waist. AS
for the hote, that cannot reach
the intruders among the young and
tender children Of our toll.
Victory gardeners may pay their
money and take thei choice. Deci-
sion Is difficult and observation
leads to the conclusion that mOs
gardeners change techniques FRI.
quently. But the problem must be
faced squarely and without equivo-
ton. The choice is weeds or vege-
tables; there is no middle ground.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
Dead Letters

Once more correspondents who
are careless about writing their adj
dress are advised that DR.. Brady's
file OF dead letters is full-letters
the postofflce can't deliver because
writer's use such vague addresses as
City or "locap-so the postoffice
returns them to DR.. Brady'S Office
for better address, and Dr.. Brady
can only toss them In the dead let
ter file.
Copyright, 1913, John F. Ollie Co..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
Washington Merry-Go-Round
Old Line COP Chiefs Chcooo Conven
tion They Aim Block Wke Write Postwar
form; But Liberal Group Wants Plank Promising
Churchill 1917 Foresow Roles Of Strategic Bombing
BY
DREW PEARSON


block Wendell Wne G regard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac
Moon rises at 4:50 a. M (war time)
Sun rises at 5:23 a. m, sets at 1927 .. m.
(war time).
Vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes af-
ter sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-01

copyright, 1913, by United
Feature Syndicate, IncD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Faces Redistribution
II He Refuses Support

War Problem Clinic:
My husband l. IN Class ga. ]
would like To know # he Will be
put IN another class # his draft
board knows he isn't supporting
me and his daughter | have had
hun IN court many times but ne
viii only take care of us for a
while and then he steps again.
He is in draft board No. p. l.
there anyone there / can see
about this? He told me he tried 10
get into the army and that they
won't take hun because he's a
married man. / don't think he
even tried. MRS. II. r,
Dear Mrs. H. r.:
You should report all the facts
concerning your husband and his
unwillingneSs 10 support you TO
the chief clerk OF Board IS. II
he il otherwise eligible for serV-
ice and has been deferred simply
because Of his dependents, il il
possible he will be reclassified
by his board.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Separated Wife Entitled
To Army Allotment

War Problem Clinic.
My husband and ! lived in an
other state but ! left him and
came 10 Detroit because he said
he thought he would be drafted
soon and he threatened 10 kill me
| am unable to work because OF
my physical condition and ! Won
der II there any way for me 10
get ham 10 support me. II he is
drafted could | receive an aliot-
meni from him luSt as If I had
still been living with him?
MRS. L. T.
Dear Mrs. l.. r.:
II YOU wish Ia take legal aC-
ton against your husband 10
obtain support YOU should con-
suit an attorney. III YOU cannot
afford an attorney YOU should
consult the Legal Aid Bureau,
81 W. Warren.
II YOUR husband il indicted
YOU are entitled 10 an allotment,
despite your separation. mas
much aS YOU are not divorced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Divorced wives granted alimony
by court decree are entitled tO
AN allotment up 10 the amount
of the alimony providing il does
not exceed SI2 "A month.
THE CLINIC.
Mrs. r.. r.. y. Mem. Miss II.
r., q. o., Mrs. VI. ~. Mrs. A. r..
", Mrs. l.. X. -, Mrs. r.. r.. T.,
VI. h., III. G. VI, Mrs. Is. l.. w,
Mrs. NJ. VI. r.. r.. A.:
You should take up this mat
ter with the Home Service Di-
vision of the American Red
Gross, $50 West Lafayette
boulevard. Detroit. II YOU live
outside Detroit You should con
tact the nearest Red Cross
chapter. THE CLINIC.
Mrs. H. V. H., Mrs. =. -. r.,
Mrs. r. ID. A. r.. r.. L., !. VI. g.,
Mrs. Il. VI, Mrs. {. {. -. Mrs.
ID d.. Nj. II. b., Mrs. j. n,
ID. r., Mrs. Il. H., Mrs. j. n.
Mrs. X. VI. w. J. q. j., Mrs. l..
r.. Mrs. Il. ". r., Mrs. l.. H..
Mrs II. ". Mrs. X. l.. r.. r.. v:
Your question il one requiring
legal counsel. You should con-
suit an attorney.
THE CLINIC.
Mrs. Is. VI. y, Mrs. G.. f.. H.,
Mrs. r. L.. l.. C.. Mrs. J. -,
Mrs. j. W, Mrs. l.. r., 4. d.,
Mrs. Il. -, Mrs. X. p:
Only the comma nding office
Of the enlisted man in question
has power 10 take any action.
The man should consult his
commanding officer, through
channels. THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions Of a
I factual nature have been an
swered by Fighting Mans Friend
/ Mrs. A. V: @ I receive an
allotment check from my eX-hus-
band for our child. I read that a
child receives S42 a month, with
nothing referring 10 the amount.
of alimony or the decree. Mine
states that it is not 10 exceed So
week. Can YOU tell me why I'm
only receiving $50 a month when
| know OF two different people in.
exactly the same circumstances,
receiving S42 a month?
A-The allowance payable TO
divorced wives depends on the
amount Of the alimony and the
number of other depe ndents of
the serviceman. Questions on
specific cases should he referred
to the Office of Dependency
Benefits, 2IS Washington street,
Newark, ~. J.
VI. Z. A @ My wife and i
are both American born citizens.
However. we have been makingI
our home in Mexico. Last year Il
came alone. registered and was
classified ga in Slnton. Tex. We
have two children. ! plan 10 re-
turn 10 Mexico next year. Could II
be called for induction from there
or do ! have to remain here for
the duration
A-Nou must obtain permits
sion from your draft board To-
leave the United States. IL may
or may not he granted.
Mrs. j. A q have a brother-'
in-law in the army and he ha,
been IN for six months and hasn't
had a furlough Yet. In his letters
he writes about being sent over.
seas. VIII he be granted a fur
Tough before going overseas. His.
dad is worried as he would likel
10 see his son before he leaves.
A-FurlOughs are granted nv |
the commanding officer depend
ing on the units state of train
ing, etc. There l. no assurance
that he will be granted fur
Z Tough before being sent over
seas.
Mrs r r. @ My husband has
a brother in the army. but no one
knows whore he j. stationed. How
can We get his address?
A-Write TO the Adiutant
General. War Department.
Washington. ID. &. BE sure Ia
give his full name and his adj
dress at the time he was in
Quoted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
War Problem Clinic:
Rejectee Can't Sue for Divorce

Our family doctor has told uS
he didn't think my brother could
stand 10 90 to- war. OF course
none of us feel too good about
seeing our boys going away 10
war, but ! don't think a person
like my brother could be of any
service TO the army anyway. Id
like TO know If there's anything
that can be done about this.
MRS. j. D. A.
Dear Mrs. j. ID. A.:
You should personally report
your brothers condition to his
local draft board. Then, when
he II called for examination
these facts will be a part of his
record.
In any event, each man. be
fore actual induction, il eX-
smined by competent psychia-
trists, 80 IL your brothers con-
ditiOn il a. seriO1IS as YOU i'm
ply IL will be discovered at the
time Of his examination at the
induction center.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Periodical changes in Selective
service regulations, necesSitated
by the turn of events on foreign
battletields, have caused confusion
in the minds of many regiStrants
and their families.
In addition, many persons have
listened TO rumorS concerning
draft regulations which have no
basis in fact but stem from unin-
formed sources.
For this reason, from time 10
time, the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC devoteS its column TO
the questions of those concerned
about draft laws and their effects
upon particular families.
Today, the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC column deals with several
such letters and supplies answers
based upon the regulations them
selves, in the hope many readers
with similar problems Will thus
become better informed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Answers on Page 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

his wife or children and also car
sue her for divorce. Is this true
MRS. l.. l..
Dear Mrs. l.. L.:
OF all the many untrue ru-
mOrs concerning draft regula-
tions, the one you cite is among
the most ridiculous. There IL
absolutely no legal basis for
such action, and a man is Just as
responsible for the support OF
his family after having been
turned down by army doctors
AS before. regardless of whether
his wife reported any facts CON
corning him 10 his draft board.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Report Mental Case
To Draft Board
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
] have brother who has been
classified in IA and he has been
mentally III, off and on, since 1884
That year ne was admitted 10
Receiving Hospital as a mental
patient and was released the
same. year. In 1871 he was adj
mitted 10 Ypsilanti State Hospital
and was there for about five
months. When he was released
the head doctor said he wouldn't
have 10 go 10 the army for at
least five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write YOUR problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names Will be published but
will be held in StricteSt con-
fidcnce. DO NOT write d.
rectly 10 members of the
pane.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James r.. ChenOt
Edward POkOrny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley. =. j.
Fred VI. ButZel
DIR. Robert g.. Foster
DIR. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SanderSOn
Miss Elva VI. FOrncroOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'<eilI
Walter II. r.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Rsjectee Must Continue
TO Meet Obligations

War Problem Clinic:
I've been told, though not Off
Cially. that if wife reports her
husband TO the draft board. and
he is called for induction but fails
his final physical examination.
then he doesn't have 10 support
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Quick Questions
By TIE ACE ANSWERMAN

What change has the OPA
made M the coupon value of
drhydratcd soups ?
What were the colOrS of the
national flag OF France before
its surrender?
What type of airplane was used
10y GEN Doolltilc on his flight
over Toxic?
Where is the volcano known as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Mans Body Found in River

Apparently in the water about
two months, the body of Raymond
Burt Taylor. AZ. of GAP Seward.
was found floating IN the Detroit
River near the Owen Park pier,
police reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABTNA II. CoSOLLY

How long IS tal a . penny
nail; tbl a Is penny nail. 'c) a
10 penny nalI'
Finish these proverbs. ral Set
the cart before the --' lbl
The fat Is nm the ,tj
First come. FIRST .
Who said these word, tal
our country. right or wrong =
th) Million, for defense, but
not one cent for tribute tc)
Laugh and the world laughs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Popocatepetl?
5 What is the birth gem for the
month Of June
Lakes Superior, Huron, Mich
Igan and Erie all touch what
one state?
How many square miles IN the
District of Columbia 10. -
or 37o
Answers on Page 80
Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. IL one of many
famous features I'm Tho Detroit
Times.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Georgetown Presbyterian Church
3105 p street NV.

Georgetown Presbyterian Church,
310S p street NV.
Prslude. In Dulci Jublio'' Il and NJ Bach
Rss1t s|tnd 'Ths9 T. on.sas shs! the Eyes e ths
AEls; Aria. He EIsts shan Feed His Flock
Miss Applegate, Soprano; Mrs. snesrud
Anthem. whence 'Th,as.G These Sound.
Postlude. "HalIelujah" Chorus HandeI arsIl
Atonement Lutheran Church, Sec
ond street and Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Prelude, "prsiuaa sSRsays in Il r, AM. ,or.,
sedertoF5, sae o Ho[S RevSti9br %is5t IssIs
A1sssW Hssusnj1 %BTfsk f:sni Forth Beauseous. =,
rostlade. ''postiude in E rlat'-Iavreneee Saee
Albright Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Fourth and Rittenhouse
streets NV.
prslude; FL. st,T Shepherd Pipes and s.,,
rrosssslonsl AS With oladnss sseef0sssasH koehsl
Anthem; THE Sheep Lay White .
Solo; Solo II Game Upon the MIDNIGHT" Scott
Recessional' ''Hark' the Herald ,adssis. Angels.
Postlude, "Glori. in Excelsis"- iSHilt MoSart
St. Pauls Lutheran Church, Con-
necticut avenue and Everett street
NV.
Sunday. IL AM.
Professional, Come Hither Ye Faithful "
~ Oath Lab
iThe Christ Child -Hawley
onsTtory; sIoowirgI 10 How Rose Fer Eerpr...,r,u.
AnfIsm' f&s nSss nSsins 9 Heavens '0'
IT,, an: .ns ss,
4ao PM. '''''' "'
A musical program by the Chevy
Chase Chanters under the direction
OF j. Horace Smithey, with Earl
Ferguson as accompanist.
Takoma Lutheran Church, Sew
enth and Dahlia streets NV.
Sunday 4 PM; s.Ch; ChiIdren's Christmas
Prelude. Gloria in Excelsis Deo,"
Professional carol "Adeste Fideles,"
Reading
Carol. 10y to the World" Handel
Redner
carol The First NoeP Traditional
SaIoi' away IN a Manger' Luther
Carol, Angels From the Realms
OF Glory" ---- Smart
SHertory. Slumber Song Kreckel
Carol, Silent Night! Holy Night!,
Gruber
postrud. "n.n 18th .aiht,c Century English & carol
Church Of the HoIv Citv (Neu,
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Foundry Methodist Church, Six
teenth and P streets NV.
Sunday, IL AM.
organ prelude, overture. Messiah Hsnde
Anthem, softly the Stars were shining.
Organ postlude. "Adeste F1deles. -
PM.
.,A SECOND performance Of Part l. Handerl
Lewis Memorial Methodist Church
Fourth and Hamilton streets NV.
Organ prelude. Christmas in Sicily" Yor
Anthem The BY i;s9is Senior san Ghclr' n.m.r.,,
(Solo part by Mrs. Wildermuth)
Solo by William H. Bell,
Aphem sy Fsm ssnop ae csor hea p
10th Century Caror' = Arrgd. johnson
Carol and Candle LiEhinE Services Pm.
Organ prelude. Christmas Candle
Light Caror' johnson
'eeseiHe' "o Come All ii'Ys' Ye Faithful"
Anthem, .Lo How Rose Fer p.r,,.
D'0A'Ns (senior choir)
Anthem, Beautiful Saviour; Christiansen
(Senior and Junior Choirs)
Anthem, r,..,ur,,
(old spanishj asenior Choir
Carol; 1T Came Upon the u,,r,.
oIertors anthem, "Ah Jesu'' - johnson
CThe Senior and Junior choirs)
Choral from Christmas Oratoria" Bach
Beside Thy Cradle Here stand
Howard, Harold Kirkl ,
(The Senior Choir
Carol. Silent Night t'--- Gruber
Lincoln Road Methodist Church
Lincoln road and U street NE.
w sunday-11 AM. ,,,
Ffe'uoe' '0e Mrs. Harry. '''' ''''
Anthem :, "sing; Sins oh sins' This Roger,
tsenior Choir
cheEus; Softly the Stars Were rorov,t,
~ twomsn's voiceD
Solo and chorus. "Cantique de Noel Adam
Naomi Jones, soprano and chorus)
Christina. ,.ntasy" .,z -Dtssls
Junior Choir-s PM.
Organ and piano prelude, 49,
''Cantique de NoeP' Adam
Hymn, @HarE the Herald Angels Sing
Story of silent sfsha5ssaT1s1n9d SIshs wilson
Hymn, i1' 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem'
onertory. Londonderry Air,
lClarinet solo, Betty Brandt
Duet. Bethlehem Star >
lJacauelyn Miiler MI % and Elsie Pres'on'
(The Junior Choir
poilsne piane duet mss B Brand and Mrs Jon.0
Emory Methodist Church. 61oA
Georgia avenue NV.
sunda, PM. candlelisht vesper Service
Ffeiuae' "a''n Va ''' Duboi,
Anthem. 10 . 3osss to Heaven Sound:
Anthem ifs Send out Thy Spirit" = schuetks
Senior Choir.
Anthem softiy Is tie tss stsrs We're Shining
Torovsky
intermediate Choir.
Anthem, Joseph Came Seeking ,,I'oI RfSt, e t.
Anthem. hn SS Norwegian Cradle sonE," Iuvas:
Senior Shoir yo,
Anthem. Wake NOW, Ye Shepherds" .,on
Senior and intermediate choirs. -
Hymn tune. There's Song in NJ the he, Mr,, n r.
Hymn Hmm taa: an 5fiA Little IN rera q
Redner
Junior Choir.
Anthem, 20 Bethlehem Spanish folk
song) Arr. Dickinson
Anthem, Shepherds Cradle Song
Dickinson
Anthem "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
Postlude. 20 sanctissims" Lux
Mount Rainier Methodist Church
Sunday Morning.
Prelude, while Shepherds Watched"
Mauro- -Cottone
Anthem. And There Were Shepherds"
Krat7
offertory, Silent Might" Arr. BY vibbard
Anthem, % Holy Night" t"A Adam
Postlude, Joy to the World"
Handel-Ashford
Prelude, God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen y
Diggle
CandleliEht professional, "Joy to the
World Hande
offertory. "1t Came Upon the Midnight
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Jerusalem, Sixteenth and Cor
coran streets NV.
Sunday, IL AM.
Fletcher, based on "Lasst Uns Err
freuen."
Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church. Tenth .street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE.
Sunday. IL AM.
Prelude, "Fantasietta Avec Variations"
Anthem "Jesu. e.ub,ron DUBOIS Sa.
Solo, .-rbs 1noEaTd EaTd C;sy' Sewsom' 'oloisto ...
. (Heien N. Grimes, soloi.to "0'"
Carol; Bring q Torch, jeanette,
5sms as sh6fi 6ht5 5sss 49, His Flock" HAMS: H:Ds:}
kathleen Hillyer schlup ana 'n0e'
CAROL softly the Stars We're Shining. ",$
Anshsm The Halleluj.h Chorus" -.asndsl lG
Chnrch Of Jesus Christ Latter
Day Saints, Sixteenth street and
Columbia road NV. %tH
The N.t,v,ty Sunday 2,rIss RM s,.s. c.,,r
Carols,
Joy to the World"
The First Nowell'
oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
Great and Glorious Is Thy Name"
Comfort Ye My People"
Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind Be
Opened"
He shall Feed His Flock"
Come Unto Him"
The The ,5 Lord Is Ny Shepherd
silent Night. Holy Night
Glory to God in the Highest"
Sleep Of the Infant Jesus"
Lullaby"
Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant
Depart"
The Three Kings"
20 Holy Night"
Amen"
Evening star., 1943-12-24
| Thousands More Soldiers
Ito Get yuIe FurIouohs

Additional Christmas Day fur
loughs will be granted to thousands
of soldiers In the United States un-
der special arrangements to avoid
serious overlooking of transportation
facilities or inconvenience to civilian
travellers, the War Department an
nounced yesterday.
Furloughs Of IA days were author
lied some time ago for the period
from December II to January II, in
elusive. with no more than 10 per
cent Of the strength of any camp or
post to be absent at one time. Such
furloughs were to be granted, how
ever. only when the soldier could
avoid starting out either from post
Evening star., 1943-12-24

Church Of the Holy City (Ne'
Evening star., 1943-12-24
Missionary to Speak
At Servicemen's RoIIy

Conrad E. Baehr, former mission
ary to China. will tell the story Of
his escape from japanese bombings
at the Christian Youth and Service
Mems Radio Rally sponsored by
the Washington Bible Institute at
Almas Temple, 1915 K street NV,
at 7:45 pm. tomorrow.
Servicemen and women will re-
ceive gifts from a Christmas tree
and be served a free supper at 7
pm. by the Christian Business Girls
Association. A portion of the pro-
gram, under the direction Of Glenn
w. Wagner, Institute president, will
be broadcast on Station VOL at
8 pm. THE Review Of World Scenes
OF 1943." a sound film, will be shown.
Evening star., 1943-12-24
or home on December "A or Decem.

|or home on December a or Decem.
ber as.
Now the War Department has au-
thorized issuance Of Christmas Day
passes to not more than 10 per cent
Of personnel at any one time on the
stipulation that travel will COM
mence not earlier than December
rs or later than December 26.
Give him = crisp War bond for 4
Christmas present to be remembered
Keep on backing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-12-24

The Christmas Candle" Bitgood
Senior Choir.
Angels We have Heard on High"
French carol
Junior Choir.
Church Of the Ascension. Massa-
chusetts avenue and Twelfth street
NV.
Sunday, PM
Choral evensong and selections from The
Messiah"
Gunton- Temple Memorial Presby-
terfan Church. Sixteenth and New
ton streets NV.
Sunday, II AM.
Prelude, Overture, Messiah" Handel
Anthem, "Jesu, Thou Babe Divine"
Dickinson
onertory Anthem, Come Unto Him
Postlnde, Prelude and Fusue in
Evening star., 1943-12-24

that Is born King of the Jews? for
We have seen His star in the east,
and are come to worship Him"
According to the Bible history,
Roman history, and Ancient his
tory some l943 years ago, there was
man with an expectant mother.
who came to the little town of
Bethlehem.
1t had been accepted He Christ
would be the King of the world,
not only the King Of the Jews.
But they didn't know who He was,
therefore. refused Him rs King, as
Christ, As Lord and as Master.
Since that time the world has been
in one great turmoil.
Turn to Luke 2:7 and We find
that when Jesus was born it was
said there was no room for Him In.
the inn. I wonder, when Jesus
comes to your city this Christmas,
yes to your home, will He find
place in your hearth A place in
your home? A place at your table?
Romans 1913 tells US plainly,
whosoever shall call upon the name
Of the Lord Jesus shall be saved!
Dallas =. Bllin1ton.
viii anstDer Bible Que stions Free
1912 Manehestsr Rd.,
Akron, Ohio.
Evening star., 1943-12-24


of
neglected Tor centuries being revived Mount
Evening star., 1943-12-24
A GREETING 10
THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
44ge~ Il
4s-

On the OF the High Holidays Of the fu Of Israel the Ministerial
Unon representing the Protestant clergy the Washington
muy and ond Of all and creeds have ex-
tended for the children Of profound expression
OF spiritual comradehip. In thdt spirit Rabbi in sel
bring to the Ministerial Union dnd Chsiun CLERGY and oy
Of our city, our prdYerful greeting.
AT this very time the children the faith Of Israel celebrating
Honukoh the festival Of lights remember heosm Of Mac
cobees ho than two thousand years fought religious
liberty dgdns eenist tyonnY their struggle against the
forces OF cruel darkness that kept burning the oe Of
tot the aor of sruel the torch high by these
coming Of Christianity for their spirud strength sucri.
hcdl struggle d rededcdion they faced forces religious
decddence within and intolerance without the Of demo-
cratic state Of free would never have been born
AS gdaer Christmas doY your prayer before
the dor Of Amght God hedrs joined with yours
the quest tor earth for Of good will and lives
reconsecToed with the fellow szens this blessed lond in the will
tor the good u makes possible the world Of good will We stand
united Chsdn dnd Jew great festival Of light in the spirit
OF the nobest vision Of humanity tho down through the centuries
hos ven with the primitive forces of hatred cruelty ond
rorY to bring righteousness dnd mercy ond liberty We stand
united free citizens Of this good dnd the hope of the world
rolse high the scored torch dispe the worlds Darkness that
with Gods help bleeding humanity in spiritual rededcuion
will acieve just dnd ldstng peace for all the children Of
RABBI NORMAN GERsTENFEID
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