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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
DR.. IL. Huntington
OF Iowa 10 Preach
AT Foundry Church
Dr.. F. B. Harris TO Speak
At Evening Services
On Lost Sorrows

The Rev. Dr. Lewis L. Dunning
ton, minister of the First Methodist
Church of Iowa City, Iowa, will de-
liver the sermon at II m. tomorrow
at Foundry Methodist Church. Dr.
Huntington is known as the creator
of The Silent Communion Card
and the author of Handles OF
Power
Dr.. F. B. Harris will deliver a
message on Lost Sorrows" at the
pm, service, sponsored by the
Foundry Forge in its series, Chris
tianity at the Crossroads"
DR., R. T. Henry, returned mis-
sionary from China, will speak at
pm. on his experiences in that
country and the necessity of broad
ening personal horizons to include
the needs of the world.
The Rev. Clarence w. Crawford
minister of Calvary Baptist Church,
will be the guest preacher at the
pm. lenten service Thursday.
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Rev. R. P. Scheurrer Plans
Second Lenten Sermon

Jesus Came Preaching Righteous
ness" will be the theme of the Rev.
r. Paul Schearrer in the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church at IL am.
tomorrow. when he breaches the
second in his lenten series on the
general subject Jesus Came Preach
ing"
At an informal service at pm.
sponsored by the Brotherhood Club,
the pastor will speak on What the
War Is Teaching Us About the
Church" The worship period will
be led by F. B. Linton.
At 8 pm. Monday the church
school will have its annual meeting
The children of the junior choirs will
present the operetta The Inn OF
the Golden Cheese"
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Grace Lutheran Services
To Be on Theme Of Faith

Morning and evening services at
Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow
will be based on the theme OF
Faith" DR., Gerhard E. Lenski
will preach at IL am. on Under
standing and Using Faith"
At 7:30 pm. the Rev. Adrian
Pfeiffer OF Takoma Park Lutheran
Church will give the second in
a series of sermons. His topic will
be THE Purpose and Place of the
Apostles Creed"
Services are being held through
out Lent at pm. each Wednesday
Next Wednesday the guest preacher
will be DR.. Frederick Reissig. secre-
tary Of the Washington Federation
of Churches.
The pastor will meet his class of
conflrmands at 10 am. Saturday
and at 9:45 am. Sunday.
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Power Of Religion
Is Topic Tomorrow
OF Dr.. John Rustin
Rev. Nelson Pierce to
Speak to Juniors at
Mount Vernon Place

The Power of Religion" will be
the subject of DR.. John w. Rustin at
Mount Vernon Place Church at
and II am. tomorrow. He will preach
on Some Things Cannot Be Shak-
en-" at pm.
The Rev Nelson Pierce will preach
at the Junior church service at II
am. on Il Believe in God"
The Young Peoples Variety Club
will have a treasure hunt Tuesday
evening.
A special church conference will
be held at pm. Thursday. A social
will follow. The pastor will conduct
classes in church membership for
juniors at pm. on Saturday
The community program at pm
Saturday will include the moving
pictures, The Boy of the Streets, -
starring Jackie Cooper, and the
sixth chapter of Gene Autry serial
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Thy Kingdom Come
To Be LATCH Topic

The Rev. Edward G. Latch. minis
ter of the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church, will have for his
topic at II am. tomorrow THY
Kingdom Come" another in the
series on The Lords Prayer"
The preparatory class for church
membership will be taught by the
minister at 4 pm. in the church
parlor.
The minister will be in the church
study between 100 and 3 pm.
Thursday to be available to any who
may wish to talk to him. This is
for the American University stu
dents as we'll as members and
friends of the church.
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Petworth Baptist 10 Hear
Rev. J. P. RODGERS

The Rev. J. P. Rodgers, pastor OF
PetWorth Baptist Church. will
preach tomorrow morning on The
Open Secret of Great Life" At
the evening service, he will deliver
the first Of a series of four Sunday
evening sermons on the minor
prophets. Tomorrow evenings sub
iect will be The Man Who Refused
to Hate
The subjects for the next three
Sunday evenings will be: March %,
"A Reformer From the Country:
April a, "A Champion of the Poor
in an Age of Plenty and April II
An Advocate Of a Costly Religion. "
The pastor will begin his weekday
instruction classes for BOYS and girls.
ages 9 through Is at $50 pm, Tues
day. These classes will be held
Tuesdays and Thursdays at the
same time for the next three weeks.
Supper will be served.
The church begins a Youth En-
phasis Week on April 10. with the
Rev. w. G. Straconer of Miami, Fla,
as speaker.
Prayer service will be held at 8
pm Thursday with the pastor in
charge
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Memorial United Brethren

DR.. Ira Sankey Ernst will preach
at IL am. on Taking Time to
Live" and at 8 pm. on "Unonered
and Unanswered Prayer"
The theme for the lenten service
on Wednesday at 8 pm. will be
Mary. Who Amounted Him" an
other in the series Personalities of
the Passion" The Seventy" will
meet following the lenten service
for organization for a campaign OF
visitation evangelism.
The Booster Glass will meet
Monday evening. Mrs. c. A. Barber
will be hostess to the Media Class
on Tuesday evening.
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Pilot Home on FurIouoh

WINCHESTER, Va, March 20
(SpeciaD First 1t. Jack Penny
packer OF the Army Air Forces, was
home today for 15-day visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Pennypacker, after two years
bomber patrol service in the Carib-
bean. He has been ordered to Boise
Idaho, as an instructor in plotting
Flying Fortresses. He has been as
signed to group commanded by
Maj. Henry Covington of this city.
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Farmers Apprehensive

WINCHESTER, Va, March 20
(SpeciaD Farmers in this area are
apprehensive that frequent rains
will interfere with their efforts to
produce crops in excess of Federal
"goals, as they resolved to do when a
survey was conducted recently. IT
was said relatively little spring plow-
ing has been completed, due to alb
normally wet soil. whereas in normal
seasons much planting had been
finished by this date.
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Epworth Methodist

We Have Found Him will b. the
sermon subject of Dr.. Harry Evaul
/ tomorrow at IL am. and in the eve
ming, DO You Need Help?"
DR., Evaul announces that classes
of instruction for those who desire
to join church on Palm Sunday and
Easter will soon be organized.
For the service at pm Wednes-
day. DR.. r. T. Henry, returned
missionary from China, will speak.
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Evangelist R. L. Boothby
To Continue Lectures

Evangelist Robert L. Boothby will
continue his Sunday night lectures
in the Bible Auditorium, Fifth and
F streets NV. and tomorrow eve
ming he will speak on when the
Church Turned Pagan" This will
be an illustrated lecture He for
merly conducted his lectures in
Constitution Hall, where he spoke
for Is consecutive weeks.
He Is also heard on radio sta
ton VOL on Sunday at 9:45 am
and weekdays at HAS am. Also on
station WWDC on Sunday at pm.
and weekdays at 6:15 pm. .-+
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Emory Methodist

DR.. Edgar C. Berry will preach
at II am on THE Message of the
Cross" and at pm. on THE True
Meaning of Achievement"
The Glass of Friendship will meet
on Monday at 8 pm
The Wesleyan Glass will hold a
business meeting Thursday at pm
The Wesleyan Glass will sponsor
open house on Friday evening for
members and friends of the class,
the congregation and servicemen.
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Gunton-T
Memorial PRESBYTERIAN

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor, Is
preaching series of lenten sermons
at the II o'clock service. His special
subject Sunday will be What Christ
Expects of Christians.
DR.. Sigmund Skord of the Nor
Wegian Embassy will be the speaker
at 6:45 pm. for the Sunday Evening
Club, which Is holding a series of
meetings entitled Strengthening
the Bonds Of Worldwide Friend
ship The guest speakers will be
representatives of the various en-
oassies and legations. The public is
invited. DR.. Skord's subject will be
Norway Fights On"
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Dr.. Hawthorne to Preach
At Communion Service

The spring communion service
will be held at II am. tomorrow in
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterian Church. New members
will be received. DR.. C. E. Haw-
thorne will give a communion medi-
tation on Confident In Him" At
pm. he will continue his series of
sermons based on Grace and
Truth" The subject will be Our
Assurance"
The Bible School Board will meet
Wednesday at 8 pm. Special en-
phasis is being laid on the prayer
service on Thursday at 8 pm.
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Rev. Henry Smiths Topic
Is The Finished Task

The Rev. Henry j. Smith, pastor
OF the North Washington Baptist
Church, has The Finished Task" as
his subject at III am. tomorrow. At
7;45 pm. he will preach on Divine
Fires"
At 8 pm. Thursday the third of
the community lenten services will
be held at the st. Paul Methodist
Church. The Rev. Mr.. Smith will
preach
The Women's Bible Glass will hold
a business and social meeting Mon
day night at the home of Mrs. Elsie
Flrmin.
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Universal School Of Truth.

C"VcISdI SNHVOI VI IIUtN
Mrs Virginia Neuhausel, founder
and director of the school at 1927 H
street NV. presides Sunday at IL
am. and Mr. Grove, co-founder
speaks on Devotion" At 3 pm.
Miss Fleurette Joffrie speaks on
The Name of God" Friday at
pm. Mrs. Neuhausel teaches spir-
itual laws, using her text book, The
Sanctuary of the Silence"
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Qnlnrrh Epiarnpal
PREACHING MISSION

There will be Special Mission Service
each night At o'clock besinning Sunday y,
Mareh ~, threuEh Friday, March 20, nj
the CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, it'll
and G SITS. NE.
Missioner: The Rev. ToIlie L. Caution
Philadelphia. Pa.
A cordial welcome 70 all.
The Rev. James @, West. Jr, P,.tsr
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WHAT heaven IS like"

Pleose reod Revelation, chop
ter Z ond Y. Heoven is like
unto walled city, Rev 2l:l2,
And hod a woII greet and high,
ond had twelve ootes, ond at
the ootes twelve angels, and
names written thereon, which ore
the homes of the twelve tribes
Of the children Of IsroeI::"
Sometimes wonder whot it
will cost people to miss Heaven.
In the | 9th verse we reod,
ION the cost three qotes; on the
north three ootes; on the south
three gates, ond on the west three
eotes."
God hos mode Heaven O con-
venient place for you and |. 1t
is orronoed so that the people
from the west need not 90 around
the city, but enter therein OF the
western cote, ond like monner
oil four directions. Isn't it won-
derfuI thot God hos so planned,
that If we trovel from the cost
we con enter at the eastern cote;
il we troveI from the south we
con enter the southern cote, and
from the north in like monner.
We find in the | 4th verse,
and the wall Of the city had
twelve foundations, ond in them
the names of the twelve apostles
of the lorb.
Thot night when Judos sold
Christ he erased his name from
one Of the twelve eotes of the
city of Sod
SO it is with you and !, we'll
crosse from our memory many
blessed hour, when we have
forsoken Sod and turned our
books on Him. wish thot |
could get you TO see this beou-
tiful city with twelve different
kind Of stones in twelve fuundo-
ton woIIs. Ny proyer to God is
that VI meet you one doy in
the greet, eternol city of Sod
Now let US 90, if we shall, to
chopter Y ond find some of
the greet truths recorded in this
chopter Here we find in the
midst of the streets ond on either
side Of the river is the tree of
hfe Isn't that wonderful You
and have read obout it, ond
here we find il is still in exist
enoe today.
In verse 7. Behold, | come
quickly; blessed is he that keep
eth the sayings Of the prophecy
Of this book"
You will osk. Preacher, what
ore the soyinas9"
Jesus Christ is begging you to
trust Him for salvation. He sold
This ortiole oppeors in The Wa
Chooeo Sun, Cleveland Press, COLI
Beacon Journal, Knoxville News-Se
ero'. Petersburg Sentinel and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

in M otthew
ll:28, Come
unto me oil ye
thot lobour and
ore heavy To-
den and | will
give you rest.
In the l4th
verse, BLESSED
ore they that
do his COM
man d m ents,
thot they may
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0thrr 6rruirrs

The Literal Scripture Glass of the
Commonwealth of Israel. You will never
sncs,.sns Of Gnd unit, ne YOU s'o us. rp he il.
erai Interpretation Of thc Bible.
Welcome Awaits Ycu. Each Tuesday
and Friday Evepins at ia b St NE. Al
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''d' t'ef MY R%y RiII;u1fo~
have right to
tree Of life, ond noy enter in
through the gates into the city"
Yes, we hope, trust and pray
that you will enter through the
sotes into the city Of God.
In verses ! s and II we reod,
~ Jesus have sent mine angel
TO testify unto you these things
in the churches. am the root
and the offspring of Dovid, and
the bright and morning stor.
And the Spirit and the bride
soy, Come. And let him thot
heoreth soy, Come. And let him
thot is othirst come. And Who
soever will, let him Toxic the
woter of life freely"
Ny lost word to you, my deor
unsoved friend, is this. Thot
"whosoever" moons you! We
have all sinned and come short
OF the glory Of God os decIored
in lsoioh s..
| wont you to be saved, mother
wonts you to be soved, Jesus
died on the cross of Calvary thot
you could be soved. Heaven
oove IT'S oreotest Jewel. and God
oove His only son, thot you
might be saved.
Only the blood OF Christ cun
soVe you.
VIII you trust Him todoy?
Proyer: Our Fother, we pray
thot somebody who reads this
orticIe may put their trust in
Christ. and be saved todoy, in
Jesus nome we osk it. Amen.
-Dollos r. Ellington.
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT
WEEK.
This article paid for by
Rev. Dallas E. Ellington
2312 Manchester Rd.
AKRON, O.
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DICE M B E R

ACTION wor Our boys Wake Guar Corregdor doing something about it. dropping bom sinking bayone and pouring out the lead
 their something about Voy We have stick 'atte stations" in wha We reoue efforts civilian fat though lives depended on it. Bonds with increased nnu Not extra War Bond the Anniversary date
 Pearl Harbor until there
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Does Your one Face Cream
do all these 4 Vital Things?

WHAT does the face cream you use really do
w for your skin? Never mind what it claims to
do for others-what does it do for you? Why con-
tinue using cream that does only half way"
job? Lady Esther Face Cream is scientifically de-
signed to take care of vital needs of your skin.
It's all you need-it asks no help of other creams
or lotions. This one cream, by itself, helps keep
your skin looking its youngest, smoothest and
loveliest at all times!
Lady Esther 4-Purpose Face Cream is differ
ent from any cream you've ever used For it's
based on an entirely new principle -simplitied
skin-care. Try it! See for yourself how much
fresher, cleaner and more alive your skin looks
after the very first application.
living Proof In Your Own Mirrorl
Why choose face cream because it's expensive,
or because of clever packagep Judge it only by
what it does for your skin
That's why say-try Lady Esther 4-Purpose
Face Cream! Get the smallest size jar if you like
but try it! When you see how radiantly clean
and fresh your skin looks how much smoother
and more youthful it appears-it's time enough to
get the largest and most economical size. But for
living proof in your own mirror that this is the
most beautitying cream you have ever used, get
the small-sze jar of Lady Esther 4-Pupose Face
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Evening star., 1943-11-28
Purent- t-Teucher Activities 7 J

salvage channels. No matter which
program you are supporting. wheth-
er it be the one sponsored by the
District of Columbia Salvage Com
mittee or the one being promoted
by The Evening Star and the PTA,
the important thing is to support
it wholeheartedly and to see that
every bit of usable salvage paper
be sent to one or the other OF the
collection depots.
In the instance of the city-wide
collections, one day each month is
designated as regular collection
day for each section of the city.
Householdlers are asked to place
their papers and magazines, securely
tied in bundles, at their front doors,
where they will be collected and
the money realized from their sale
turned over to the organization
sponsoring it in their area.
In The Evening Star-PTA pro-
gram collections are made each week,
and school children will gladly call
for any paper you may have. and
see that 1t gets to the school. In
this instance, the PTA will receive
the money from the sale, and you
may be sure that this money will
be wisely spent.
Waste fats are urgently needed.
We have been told this over and
over. But we need to be constantly
reminded Of these everyday things,
for In the course Of regular daily
tasks, we may easily forget one or
another Of these smaller items. The
easiest way to salvage fats is to
keep a container for the purpose
near the stove. All fat trimmings
from meat, whether removed before
going to the table, or after the meat
has been served, should be put in a
pan and rendered when the oven is
heated. Fat trimmings remaining
on the plates after the meal is
eaten should be salvaged also. 1t is
surprising how much waste fat can
Evening star., 1943-11-28

oS2lstm.s eaf tn Josth hs q APe tss TSoa. 81.
ridge branch of the Hamilton Bank
Kenilworth.
The association viii meet Wednes-
day at 80. Students will entertain
Friday has been designated Bundle
Day. The Executive Board will meet
at pm.
Carbery- Ludlow.
The association will meet Thurs
day at 80 in the Northeast Branch
Library. The chief librarian and as
sistants will be in charge OF the
program.
Barnard.
The association is sponsoring
The Smile Spangled Minstrels" to
be given by the Young Adult Eel
lowship of the Calvery Methodist
Church in the school auditorium on
Friday evening.
Langdon.
The association will meet Thurs
day at 10 am. to hear Mrs. Helen
Lyman. the principal. Parents will
be taken on tour of the classrooms
to see the preparations being made
for Christmas.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

vention and the announcement two
weeks ago of the British and Dutch
decisions, the governments respon-
sible for the principal opium-smok-
ing areas held to the view that con-
troll was better than prohibition. At
the Second Opium Conference in
Geneva, in 1924 and 1925, the Dutch,
British and French governments
agreed to abolish opium smoking in
their Far Eastern colonies If coun-
tries neighboring the colonies would
reduce the poppy's cultivation.
Rapid Success in China.
That reservation put the matter
up to China, which was neighbor to
Indo-C China and Burma and which
produced more opium than any
country in the world. China did
not undertake a prohibition cam
paign until 1886, IL years after the
Geneva agreement, but its success
was rapid. The governments of
other Far Eastern areas meanwhile
held to their monopoly control sys-
tenn.
According to an official memoran-
dunn, the control system in Honk
Kong failed. Hong Kong's rationed
smokers in 1899 numbered 5,557,
while the known illicit smokers were
about $4,000. In Hong Kong and
almost all of the other eastern
regions. including Thailand, the
smokers are for the most part
Chinese-996 per cent in the Fed
Grated Malay States, 996 per cent
in the Straits Settlements, 987 per
cent in Sarawak, 100 per cent in
British North Borneo, 556 per cent
in the Netherlands Indies and 30.1
per cent in Burma.
Opium smoking is prohibited in
Assam, the Central Provinces, Berar
Bihar and Bengal in India. In
the United Provinces of India all
opium smokers are licensed, and
they are supposed to purchase their
drug from the government monopoly.
The number of addicts in India in
1899 is estimated officially at 468, ,000,
and considerable quantity Of opium
is smuggled into India from
Afghanistan.
According to two Indian ply
sicians, DR.. r. N. Chopra and DR.. G.
S. Chopra. writing in 1888. the
opium habit in India is related to
the larger problem of social and
economic insecurity for the mass of
the Indian population. These
people smoke to forget their hard
Ships" the Chopras said. Unless
the general hygienic and economic
conditions of the people are i'm
proved, prohibitory legislation will
not be effective"
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Price Of 81 Foods
Raised in New List
Effective Tomorrow

New community dollars-and-
prices for leading grocery products
effective tomorrow. show 81 in.
creases above previous community
prices, the local OPA office disclosed
last night.
| I'VE are Just about holding ou
own," Robert x. Thompson, loca
OPA director said, Matching the
81 items showing an increase against
the 20 showing a decrease, We are
IN the red on only II of the 72s
items appearing on both lists. The
price comparison does not include
egg prices, which change in a reg
ular cycle"
1t also was pointed out that the
majority of increases appear on the
1943 pack Of canned vegetables al
lowed by OPA to Offset increased
costs to Gamers. The new list o1
prices includes six new food cate.
gories-canned baked beans, cocoa
gelatin and pudding mixes, tea, de.
hydrated soups, and soda ana
graham crackers. Also to be released
are egg prices caculated for the
coming month, and dollar-and.
cents prices for dressed, drawn anc
| frozen poultry.
The OPA reminded customers who
are overcharged that they are urgec
to call it to the attention Of thc
retailer and, if no correction is
made, to mail a written receipt tc
the price clerk at the nearest ra-
tioning board.
The new OPA price ceilings will
be effective in the District, Airing.
ton and Fairfax Counties and Alex
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Meat Packers File
New Complaints on
Beef, Veal Ceilings

Meat packers from various sec.
tions of the country have filed 8
total of five new complaints in the
United States Emergency Court oi
Appeals asking relief from a max.
imum price regulation involving
Eeef and veal under which they
claim to have suffered loss Of huge
sums Of money through being
forced to sell at prices below the
cost Of production,
One of the compliments Armour
g. Co.. of Illinois. said Its losses or
beef amounted to sl,897, 600 from
October 81, 1912, to March Of this
year.
E. Kahn's Sons of Cincinnati also
claimed huge losses. Officials of the
firm declared it will continue to lose
under the maximum price regula
ton. The complainants said max
imum prices set for cattle on the
hoof by the Office of Economic Sta
bilization still leave packers operat-
ing at loss.
Firms making the complaints also
include Heinz Riverside Abattoir
Baltimore; the Koblenzer Co., Cleve-
land; the Reynolds Packing Co.
Union City, Tenn; and Ben H
Rosenthal & Co. and the T. l.
Lay Packing Co. both OF Dallas
Tex, and the Central Packing Co.
and M. H. Nagle, Inc. Brooklyn
firm.
Attorney Wilbur La Roe. jr., who
filed complaint, for two Of the COM
panies emphasized that the Gov
ernment subsidy payments compen
safe for losses only to minor
degree.