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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11
DeIauci Iadjedelnic U Portsnn0HthH, Va, Pregtedujejo sCoje
dopoUe ma kolesih, U tako zuanih "traiEerjih."

Tomaz, da bi Sc mu smejali v
vasi, Ges: ma Pee je sci "a HAP
ca, in je dejal:
: me, "a hlapca nisem."
Ali Katra nj odnehala. Sc
slajse Sc mu je nasmehnila in
"a roko ga je prijela:
"Kdo neki pravi, da hos "a
hlapca? Lepa je ia! Ali je Pee
TAXA beracija? Ia hlapca mad
hlapci hos, "a oskrbnika."
Cudovita je bila Katrina pre-
kanjenost, ko -je bila izrekla
zadnje besede. Zadela je 1.-Two.
Samozavest Tomazeva sc je pod
takim navalom sesula vase, in
oblicje mu je nehote razjasnila
radost. Kakor je bila ia izpre-
memba hitra, je vendar ugani-
la Katra takoj, da je Tomaz
MEN. Segla je magic V Yep, in
Tomaz je fiscal, pref ko Sc je
zavedal, v roki lep nov desetak.
"%Premisli," ie govorila zena,
"cel dan tt -pustim cas-, da ne
poreces, da sem tie premotila."
"Tisto pa mel" je odvrnil To-
MAJ; in zaradi lepSega je pri-
stavil: "Razmislil bonn re, &c je
res tako. Ia oskrbnika, to je ne
kaj drugega."
"Tako je ,tako!" je hitela
Jena. "Smentan FAINT, trd 81, pa
mi cato ugajas. lie nase hos
malo boil gledal. Lei no, kaksen
pa 81. In brke 81 pusti, da mu
silijo v usta, ko staremu pijan-
GU" [
He" je pomislil Tomaz, eta
je lepa. Kaj pa, &c nina ia ne,
kaj? Vrag vzemi zene, Sc neum.
ma Una biti~ name:p Tomaza j
postalo nehotet sram pred MIC
in zamrmral je nekaj ko, de-
kadar odhaja elovek v svet, ne
gleda ma to, kakSen je.
"Pojdi no." je odvrnila pri
jazno Katra, Ito re pride, kaj =
"Tu je moja roka!" je odlo
ell Tomaz, sin drugo Sc Ego
vorimo jutri!"
(Dalje prihodmW6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

Max, to nj mic. Pc svetu je bo-
lie"
ma Peel nismo bajtarji," je
odvrnila ona.
"Hudirja!" Sc :je odzval To-
MAJ, re vem, kako je pr vas.
Sc koze ne bi odnesel cele. Max.
Tako pa me-"
Lei ga no! Kdo pa pravi, da
hos tako delal, ko tie dni!" In
prijazni in vabljivi nasmeh j
je zopet blodil cez lice in To-
maui Sc je polagoma mehcalo
srce. Moi Bog, v zepu je take
zalostno zvenketalo ostalih par
dvajsetic. In pc svetu je da-
lee. Vendar pa je dejal:
me DO mic, NATL"
"Skoda takega hlapca, take.
ga delavca," je dejala ona pri,
lizljivo in Sc dodobra prikupils
Tomazu. Laskalo mu je, da je
zena hvalila njegovo delavnost
zee delam, delam ~posteno, tt
je re resi-" je govoril. In glasne.
je so zapele dvajsetice: male
mas :je. Vendar. pa je pomisli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11
MLADA BREDA
POVEsT
r.. - VT" -
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEsT

zee mislite, da hi YAM odne-
sci par piskavih forintov, mi pa
dajte kako delo "a teden dni."
"Delo Re imam, delo," Sc je Sc
vedno istotako prijazno smeh-
ljala Katra, "pomladi je polno
della in pa gori v gozdu je par
polenckov re cd jeseni. Kaj DO
teh par polenckov tebi! V par
dneh 81 gotov Z mimi"
"Za koliko?"
"Sedem piskavih!" je polka
zala obenem Katra s prsti. To-
MAJ je wei zago in sekiro in tri
dni je bilo cuti gori pod senco
smrekovih vrhov glasne udaree
in pc drci doll "a hiso Sc je usi-
pal hudournik debelih pollen,
da je Slime klel drva in drvar-
ia, ces, da Sc vse vse svoje Five
dni in tako Intel ko sedaj, ko je
zlagal polena v vrsto. In zdelo
Sc je, da "par polenckov" res
konca ne bo.
cetrti dan ,je Tomaz 'odsel s
svojimi sedmimi piskavimi. Ma
cesti Sc je ozrl ma Pee. Katra
je stala Sc vedno ma wrath
in Sc mu - kakor Sc mu je zde-
10 - nasmihala.
"Kura tie brcnila" Sc je raz-
.jezil Tomaz in plumb, ko da Sc
hoce otrestf ma ia nacin spo'
nina ma zadnje dni zaljenega
ponosa in bridkega della. In
i%stocasno je zacutil Tomaz re-
10, kakorsne nj cutil re par let
Vso limo bi lahko pill nanjo. 1r
pill je cello noe in eel dan in Sc
emo noe.
Tisto jutro eaten Sc je zbudi
in prestel svojo gotovino, pal
srbrnih dvajsetic in prgisce re
lenkastih cetrtakov. Molee j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

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vtaknil glavo " vodo, oblekel
jopic in storil trden sklep, da
gre v svet, in &c mora pri zad-
NTH hisah zaceti beraciti.
Tako je pocasi in pol nezave-
den koracil pc cesti, in pray tt
sti hip je nekdo Intel S Peel
doll ma cesto in Tomaz je mr.
mral nekaj silno neprijaznega
pred Sc in Intel, da DO preje mi
mo poti ma Pee.
"Judezevi grosi - prigolju-
fani!" je mislil pri sebi in z Cd
porom pogledal pred Sc. In
tam, kjer Sc je spustila pot s
Peel ma cesto, je stala Katra.
In tisti prijazni smeh il je igral
ma zdravem in MAIDEN lieu. In
Tomaz je cutil, da caka zena
mani in Sc pridusil pr sebi:
me hos me vec kavka, ne! Ia
sto goldinarjev tt ne delam vec,
sal nisem zivina!"
me, zivina pa nisem!" je "a
kljucil in plumb in hotel mimo
zene.
"Kaj? Ali Sc ne poznamo
vec?" je pozdravila Katra.
"Meni Sc mudi!" je zagodr.
njal Tomaz in hotel mimo.
"Zaradi par besed ne DO "a
nude" je rekla in mu zastavils
pot, da Sc je moral Tomaz usta'
viii. PRAY oh MEM je stala ir
prijazen smeh il je igral ne
obrazu.
"Lej," je nadaljevala, "ali je
potreba takemu delavcu, da no
di V svet, ko je donna della ii
zasluzka dovolj."
Tomaz je zamahnil malomar
no z roko.
"Bajtarjem Sc ne udinjam
Kaj pa DO mem par grosev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11
Kriticna ura


Ma severno-afriski obali Sc
pripravljajo zavezniki ma pre-
bod preko ozine. V tel obupnl
uri svoje zgodovine ina Italia
lie malo izgledov ma pomoc il
Nemcije. Zdaj je nastopil ire
notek, ko je popolnoma izerpa-
ma in Hitlerju bolj skodljiva ne
go koristna.
Ako hi zavezniki zasedli TIA
LILO, bi loeilo Balkan cd zedinje-
nth narodov lie Sc 60 mill NOR
ske gladine v Otrantski ozini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11
Preko Italije. in Balkana Naibolisa pot v
Berlin "'..-. >o5
Berlin

70 distance prelete z 1ahkoto
cello lovska letala, nastanjena v
juzni Italiji. Pot v Greijo bi bila
skrajsana niti otoka Krete
ne hi bio treba predhodno IA
sesti. Polozaj Krete pa je tezji,
ker tega otoka lovska letala,
nastanjena ma obalah severne
Afrike, ne morejo doseci. To so
zavezniki v svojo skodo moral
spoznati v maju in juniju leta
1911. T.
Zapreka alpskih CORA
Prodiranje zedinjenih naro-
dow proti severn hi bio pc mo-
jem misljenju preko Balkana
mnogo ugodnejse nego poskus
napada ma Nemeijo skozi Itali-
jo, kjer hi bio treba prelesti
Alpe, XII zapirajo to pot. Res je,
da hi severna Italia nudila vaz-
ma letalisca "a napade v osrcje
JUNE Nemeije, toda alpske pre-
laze braniti, hi Hitlerju ne bio
tezko.
Balkanska pot je bila re "a
VezniSka costa v pretekli voini:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

LONDON, 20. maja General
Sir Douglas Brownrigg v Chri-
stan Science Monitor-u) - ia
list postavlia vprasanje, kaksen
vpliv bi incl ma strategic zedi-
njenih narodov eventualno spo-
mamie Italije, da je vojne sta.
Sedanja situacija je TAXA, da
je Italia izgubila svoj imperij
in ina pred seboj, onstran or
kega pasu Sredozemskega NOR
ia, sovrazno armada, doeim j
vsakodnevni zraeni napadi Ia
dajajo obeutne udarce v siro-
kin predelih njenega lastnega
ozemlja.
Cd svoje nekdaj stevilne VOL
ske ina zdaj Italia ma svojih
lastnih tleh lie Sc Is divizij, do
elm stoji ma Balkanu v podporo
njenih partnerjev Sc dodatnih
priblizno 80 divizij. Preostanek
italijanske vojske pa polni bri-
tanske in ruske ujetniske tabo-
re.
Ma papirju je italijanska vol
ma mornarica sicer Sc vedno
mocha, toda dogodki bodo NOR
da pokazali, da je reakcija ma
morju slabotna.
I~talijanske zracne sile pa so
Uncle v bojih velike izgube in
so z~astarele tako v pogledu pi-
lotov, kot v pogledu letal sa-
mih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-11

tudi Grki in Jugoslovani bi hi
tro dobili nekaj podpore. Pod
pora Grtiji je Re leta 1941 glo-
boko vplivala ma odlocitve bril-
tanskih strategov. Tudi v letu
1913 hi mogla pomoe Grciji in
Jugoslaviji uplivati ma odloci-
tive zavezniske strategic.
ZavezriKI morajo racunati
tudi 2 vprasanjem bencina. Ru-
munski petrolejski vrelci MISC
prevee oddaljeni cd glavne ce-
ste il Balkana v Nemcijo; no.
benega dvoma pa nj o TEN, da
je Nemcija popolnoma odvisna
cd rumunskega petroleja "a ma
domescanje svojih zadnjih re-
zerv bencina.
Kontakt z RUSTIC
Poleg tega pa hi ia balkan
ska sner privedla zedinjene ma
rode tudi do neposrednega sti-
ka z Rust.
Ker lei nevtralna spanija ma
enem koncu Sredozemskega
mora, a Turcija ma drugem,
preostaja zaveznikom "a prodi-
ranje v Evropo preko Sredo-
zemlja semo dvojica cest -
preko Italije in preko Grcije.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Catholic Evidence Guild
Plans Park Services

The Washington Catholic Evidence
Guild will hold religious forums in
Washington parks tomorrow. The
Catholic practice of Devotion to
Mary" will be discussed by Vincent
Sampietro, Revelation" by John
Keating and Original Sin" by Mat
thew Holmes, under the direction of
the Rev. Malachy Smith in Frank
lin Park from to S pm. In the
same park meeting with Charles
E. Ferry as chairman, from 7::30 to
$50 pm. Richard Payne will talk
on Confession" Richard J. Walsh
on the Supernatural Character of
the Church" and Miss Alice Hill on
THE Sacrifice of the Mass"
Gregory Smith will conduct a
meeting in Logan Circle from 3 to 5
pm. Cletus w. Sullivan's subject
will be THE Divinity of Christ"
Paul Dearing, THE Blessed Virgin;
the Rev. Alphonsus Croake THE
Redemption" Francis H. Thornton,
president of the Guild, will be chair
man from 7:3o to $50 pm. Chester
Klimowicz will talk on Confession"
and Miss Catherine Jarboe The
Communion of Saints"
The public is invited to question
the speakers.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Rev. R. P. Scheurrer
To leoye for Vacation

The Rev. R. Paul Shearrer will
preach his last sermon before leav-
ing on vacation at IL am. tomorrow
in Takoma Park PRESBYTERIAN
Church. His subject will be THE
Sentinel of the Soul"
During the pastors vacation the
following ministers will occupy the
pulpit: August Is, the Rev. Lucien
Harper Kerns, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, Whitehall,
N. Y; August %, the Rev. Newell
G. Grimes, pastor of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church, Harris
burg, Pa; August 20, the Rev. D.
Hobart Evans, pastor of the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Church; Septem-
Der S, the Rev. Isaac Steenson, pas
tor OF the Clarendon Presbyterian
Church; September IL, the Rev
Frederick L. Reissig, executive sec
retary of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

that a new Buddhist organization
the name of which has not been
disclosed, has been formed in Burma
to recruit Buddhist followers in that
country behind Japan's efforts to
extend their co-proSperity sphere
throughout the Far East.
The new organization, it was
stated. represents the merger of
the two most powerful Buddhist
monk associations" in Burma into a
single unified organization. The
two groups said to be involved are
the Burma Buddha Center Associa-
tion of Upper Burma and the
Buddha Missionary Association of
Lower Burma, embracing a total
membership of 10000 Buddhist
monks
The organization of the new re-
ligious bodies follows Japan's first
East Asia Religious Conference,
held in Toxic June 1929, a meet
ing which was unabashedly revealed
by japanese propagandists to be an
attempt to whip up religious fervor
on behalf of the war effort.
The important thing to be noted
about these newly launched relig-
ious bodies is that in almost every
single instance they are headed by
government officials or political
leaders, stamping them as govern
ment sponsored projects rather
than as genuine religious move
ments. There are no indications
that the organizations were formed
by responsible religious leaders who
represent the convictions of the
churches.
The moves are interpreted In
Protestant and Roman Catholic mis-
sionary circles here as an attempt
on the part of the japanese to give
the impression at home and abroad
that their conquests have the sup
port of all religious forces. The
all-out nature of the present effort
is taken as sign that Japanese
leaders are concerned over the way
the war is going and particularly
over the progress of their East
Asia development scheme. Appar-
emily all is not well in the con-
quered areas.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
DR.. Clark Will Fill Pulpit
In Dr.. Burqan's Absence

During the absence of the pastor
DR.. H. W. Burgan, who is on vaca-
ton, Dr. Lucius G. Clark will preach
at Hamline Methodist Church. DR..
Clark is a former pastor and a
former chancellor of American Uni
versity. His subject tomorrow at
IL am. is: This Lord God Omnip-
otent Reigneth."
The topics for the following Sun
days follow: August IS, Worship
Illustrated in the Church Life of
Scotland" August %, "Methodism
in the Life of the World" August
20, Il Love Life" September S.
Jesus and Modern Industry"
Evening star., 1943-08-07
DR.. Gum Will Preach
AT Mount Vernon Place

DR.. Walter C. Gum, district
superintendent of the Norfolk (VaD
district, will speak at 9 and II am
tomorrow in Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church on THE House
That Fell and at pm. on Things
That Pass Lloyd H. Snyder. jr.,
will be in charge of the Junior
church service at II am. in the
chapel. He will speak on The God
of Torpedoes."
Servicemen and women will be
guests of the seniors, young people
and young adults at 6 pm. at a
buffet supper.
The prayer services Thursday
nigat will be under the leadership
of the All-States Class
Evening star., 1943-08-07

SdnlZeQ at a meeting IN lOKlO on
July 81, attended by 80 leading
Roman Catholics of the country -
including Sakuzo Ochino, former
heaG of the Association of Roman
Catholics in Japan, and Mitsuo
Miyata, a member of the japanese
House of Peers. The former was
reported to have been chosen chief
director of the new society under
Miyata's craftsmanship.
A separate group called the In
ternational Friendship Society,""
presumably with headquarters in
Toxic, has been set up to further
friendly relations in Roman Cath
olic communities in East Asia and
other parts of the world" branches
of which, the japanese radio states,
will be organized in all countries of
Greater East Asia.
Another move, according to Trans
ocean, German propaganda agency,
originated on July at Kalgan,
Inner Mongolia. where a Roman
Catholic Association of Menchiang'
was organized by 80 representatives
of 250,000 Roman Catholics" as q
"territorially bound" religious Or
ganization willing to cooperate
most closely with the authorities and
with Japan in the removal of all
Anglo American influences and the
determination of Communism" The
inception of the organization, the
German broadcast said, was fea-
tured by prayers for Japanese
victory and by the taking up of a
collection to buy Japanese battle
ship.
Protestant Bodies.
Similar steps have recently been
taken to set up Protestant organi-
cations of like nature. The latest,
revealed this week by TOXIC, is the
Japan Protestants Association which
it was stated, was founded by 10
representatives of Protestant organi-
cations in Japan under the leader
ship of ,Koremichi Takami, member
of the lower house of the japanese
Diet.
japanese broadcasts also revealed
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Assistant Pastor TO Speak
AT Metropolitan Baptist

The assistant pastor of the Met
ropolitan Baptist Church, the Rev
John M. Ballbach, will speak tomor-
row morning on TRY the Right
Side" In the evening his subject
will be "A Forgiven David Praising
His God"
The Revival Prayer Bands for
both young and old will meet Mon
day evening. At $50 pm. the
Romans Glass will be taught by
Wyson Light.
Prayer service Wednesday at 7:45
pm. will be in charge of the Senior
BYPU.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
St. PuuI's Lutheran

DR.. Henry w. Snyder will preach
tomorrow morning on when You
Reach the Wall-What?"
He and Mrs. Snyder will leave in
a few days to spend their vacation
in Montreal and Quebec, Canada,
returning by way of New York City,
where they will visit relatives and
where DR.. Snyder plans on August
29 to occupy his sons pulpit at Ad-
vent Lutheran Church.
During his absence the following
ministers will preach: August Is, the
Rev. George Gutman; August %,
the Rev. Parker Wagnild, both of the
faculty of Gettysburg College; Aug
ust 20, the Rev. Henry w. Snyder,
jr., New York City; September 5. the
Rev. DIR. B. F. Bieber of this city.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Dr.. LeaveII 10 Preach
AT Baptist Memorial

DR.. Roland @. Leavell, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Tampa,
Fla, will be the guest minister at
the National Baptist Memorial
Church at both the morning and
evening services tomorrow.
Other guest ministers during
August are: August Is, DR.. Elmer
A. Fridel, secretary of the Amer
ican Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety; August %, DR.. Luther Wesley
Smith, executive secretary, Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society;
August %, Dr. Kyle M. Yates, pas
tor, Walnut Street Baptist Church
Louisville, Ky.
Spiritual Gravitation" will be the
subject Thursday at pm.
. On August IA there will be a
Young Peoples fellowship at pm.
Visitors, servicemen and women are
invited.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Communion Service Set
AT Calvary Methodist

Holy communion will be held at
the Calvary Methodist Church at
II am. tomorrow. The Rev. Orris
Gravenor Robinson will conduct the
service.
DR.. Robinson will speak at 8:15
pm. in a closing discussion on
ourselves and Our Friends" Young
people, under the direction of Miss
Helen Tew, worship commissioner
will lead the service
Miss Catherine Briggs of the De-
partment of Social Welfare of the
Federation of Churches, will be the
guest speaker tomorrow at Gas am.
Following the vespers. at 9 pm,
there will be open house and re-
freshments.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Detroit Minister
To Preach Here

The Rev. Alvin L, Morris, minis
ter of the Ward Memorial Presby-
terian Church, Detroit, will preach
at II am. tomorrow at McKendree
Methodist Church.
There will be no evening service
during August.
The surgical dressing unit of the
Red Gross which meets from 10 am.
to 4 pm. every Friday is in need of
more women to help Telephone
Mrs. Stanley Bell Georgia 1868, or
come to the church, South Dakota
avenue, Lawrence and Twenty
fourth streets, NE.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
R. |. Avenue Methodist

DR.. Page NJ Etchison, religious
work director of the YMCA, will be
the guest minister tomorrow at IL
IN. in the absence of the pastor.
His topic will be What May We
Believe About God?"
The speaker in the evening will
be Charles c. Richardson, who will
have as his sermon topic Loyalty"
Prayer service Thursday evening
will be in charge of the Ladies'
Bible Glass.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Rihlr CLAM Trsant
HE'LL IS HOT!

In recent weeks we hove had
many letters asking US to write
on article in the popers proving
that hell is hot, and hell is fire.
We offer for proof the follow
ing Scriptures:
Matthew 25:41, Then shall
he soy olso unto them on the left
hand. Deport from me, ye cursed,
into everlasting FIRE, prepored
for the devil and his onoels::"
Mark e:47-48, And if thine
eye offend thee. pluck it out: it
is better for thee to enter into
the kingdom of God with one eye,
thon hovino two eyes to be cost
into hell FIRE:
Where their worm dieth not,
ond the FIRE is not oUeNCHED. "
Revelation 2o:lo, "And the
devil thot deceived them wos
cost into the Ioke of FIRE and
birthstone, where the beost and
the tolse prophet ore, and sholl
be tormented doy ond night for
ever ond ever"
Revelation 2O:l4, "And deoth
and hell were cost into the loke
OF FIRE. This is the second
deoth."
Revelation 2l:8, but the
feorful, and unbelievino, ond the
oooninobIe, and nurderers, and
whoreroneers, and sorcerers,
and idoloters, and all liors, shall
have their port in the loke which
BURNETH with FIRE and brim-
stone: which is the second
deoth."
Luke 1924 "And he cried
and sold. Fother Abraham. have
mercy on me, and send lozorus
thot he may dip the tip of his
finger in voter, ond COOL my
tongue; for am tornented in
this FLAME."
Revelation 14:l1, "And the
SMOKE of their torment os-
cendeth up for ever and ever;
and they have no rest doy nor
night, who Worship the beost ond
his image, and whosoever re-
ceiveth the mark Of his nome"
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Ascension EpiscopoI

Services tomorrow will be 8 am.
molly communion; II am. morning
prayer and sermon by the Rev. Rob-
ert E. Browning.
Home away from home" FRIDAY
evening, at 1915 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, for war workers and serv-
icemen.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Scottish Preacher
At National Tabernacle

DR.. John McNeill, Scottish
preacher. will deliver two special
addresses Sunday at II am. and 8
pm. at the National Tabernacle,
6440 Piney Branch road NV.
DR.. McNeill has Just returned
from campaign at Souls Harbor,
Columbus, Ohio.
The Church of the Air radio pro-
gram tonight at II o'clock will be
broadcast over station WWDC with
Reginald S. Smith of London, Eng
land, in charge and message by
DR.. McNeill,
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Rev. Ralph W. Loew
To Continue Series

The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, asso-
ciate pastor, will preach at the
Lutheran Church of the Refornla-
ton on His Will and Mine" his
fifth sermon in the Sunday evening
series under the general theme Of
THE Lords Prayer"
Can We Be Just and Merciful?"
is his topic at the $50 and II am.
services.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Concordiu Lutheran

The Rev. Charles Enders will
preach at 1890 am. on God Re-
vealed in the Mountains" After
Sunday he will be on vacation for
the rest of the month, although he
will be back to preach on August o..
In the Sunday evening meeting at
Z o'clock, the Rev. AL Harkins of
Stafford, Conn, will speak on Bal
anced Living" 1t begins with a
buffet supper at 6 pm. Servicemen
and women and newcomers to
Washington are invited.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

We in America have the rodio
and men Of God to worn US.
You have the dolly popers thot
now permit the Gospel of Christ
to be published. You hove the
true story of Rickenbocker and
his men, and how they proved.
Ny closing thought is this, oil
we have sinned and come short
OF the glory Of God. Then oil
must be soved., Christ will sove
you from any and oil sin, if you
will get on your knees, proy and
osk God TO save you. For He would
not be Saviour unless He hos
saved US from something.
His deoth on the cross, If we
trust Him, will sove US from this
owfuI hell.
Ny prayer TO God is thot you
will be snyed today. ! John Y,
But it we walk in the light os
he is in the light, we have fellow
ship one with another, and the
blood of Jesus Christ, his Son
cleonseth US from oil sim"
-DAlLAS F. ELLINGTON.
This article paid for by
Rev. Dallas T. Ellington
2312 Manchester Rd.
AKRON. IA, OHIO.
Will AnsWer Bible Que stions
Free
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Ghrthttan Sftrnrr
Christian Science
CHURCHES OF CHRIST

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branches of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd. and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill ST NE
Third Church of Christ Scientist
18th and L Sts. NV
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
18th and Oak Sts. NV
Fifth Church of Christ Scientist
1868 Mass. Ave. NV.
tsunday School, 9:30 AM
No Sunday Evening Service
Christian n Science Society (Colored)
902 T St. NV
(Sunday School. IL: 100 AM
(Rea6ing Room Sat. and Sunday.
7 to PM
mo Sunday Evening Servlce.f
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Augustunu Lutheran

TRANSPORTATION Sunday will be
observed tomorrow. Joel Lundeen,
student assistant to the pastor will
preach on Jesus the Unknown" In
view OF the recent death overseas of
Pvt. Philip Lindquist special prayers
for the men in the armed forces will
be said by the pastor, DR.. Arthur
o. Helm.
Mr.. hundeen will be in charge of
the Sunday services during the re-
mainder of August. DR.. Helm,
though on vacation this month, is
available at his home.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
The Week in RELIGION
BY Religious News Service


has launched
Catholic and Buddhist Churches behind the
Broadcasts by
this week creation religious
which will
for successful
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Temple Baptist

DR.. Richard S. Buker, medical
missionary to Burma, will preach
at IL am. on "a Balanced Mis-
sionary Program" and at 8 pm on
Gods Leading Among the Lepers. ;"
The Rev. Virgil M. Hobbs will
teach the adult department.
Prayer meeting Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

teocnin9s OF
men thon the
words of the
Saviour, who
died for you
thot you might
be saved, then
when you hove
|,eoched the
lawful darkness
|of hell, you
will have no
one to blame
but vcurselfl