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In Excellent Suburban
CNr,,, rLuAxI
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEo.

fSSShS
BRIGHTwooD = sEMI-DETAcHED. Ex-
100 per month. References. Apply OWN. spt.
Err, GE. sos, II Rigs I'd. ne.
GROOM HOUSE, COLONIAL BRICK,
tsh center nan, one and one-han baths. Fin
University Of MARYLAND Warfieid se4s.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS; LARGE COR
seT se6o lot; garage: nearby Arlington. FIR.
PDUR-RooM 70 as Roo HoUsEm..ssgTTABLE coU-
River Terrace Apply premises. Jewish pref
MopERN, 6-RooM HOUSE, $40; Sep
I1a tsm5er 1. SIG Beck st., Bradbury
S1oS.t7 SIX ROOMS AND RECREATION, slo5
4611 43rd st. NV.
SOLVE LIVING PROBLEM, AVOID CITY
cons SGonsestion, plenty fresh, air for your chill
baths. h..w. heat. auto. coal stoker; $40.
Phone Leesburs. Va, 236-Jx or wo. 1883.
MoDEEN ,aeaoa1' : RMS: pETAcHEp. $40 NO;
inspessl1n StlfnatSu sunday 2-6 pm. 1891 sth ST.
NEW 6-RooM BRICK, GAS HEAT, REC
reation room. ia baths, S100 month.
4463 Alabama ave: Sc. AT. 5061.
sSon,s $500 MT. VERNON AVE, ALEX, vA.--s
5000 Pminuta % drive dS on new VIII psnt.son se aSr
6H S1os. WI De at premises from to 5 pm.
WE f9l4 or ME 1850.
HOUSE AND CHICKEN FARM, . BED
rooms, living room, kitchen, bath, utility
room. hot-water heat, modern plumbing:
capacity 100000 chickens; about 500
chickens and equipment for sale Feed
available my dealer. Located miles
north Silver Spring on Georgia ave Phone
kensipston 19-J-1, M. BROKMEYER. i3s
Two-sTORY. GROOM HOUSE HALLS
and bath. porches, bui1t-in garage, base
ment, storage attic, elec. range: h.-w h.,
Heecher st; fold Florida ave.), Tuxedo.
WILL EXCHANGE 3-BEDROOM HOME IN
per mo, for home In Brightwood section ur
pwo w Sl0o per mo. Call AID. s37s or GE.
zoos PENNSYLVANIA AVE. sE.-NINE
GcoaD. Adults. $50. Extra sinks.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON, 615 SO. o2nd-VERY LARGE
room. private bath, two big closets, grill
PRIVILEGES; suitable married couple: quiet,
shady street conv. to two bus lines: about
10 minutes to Navy and Pentagon Bldgs
within walk. dis. Natl. Airport. IS m,
Wash. no. children or dogs; ref. REQ. Call
ARLINGTON. VA, UNITS OF . ROOMS.
kitchen and semi-private bath each
block from bus line: lst floor. private en-
frances, S65 and S75 each. including util-
tiles. Also studio room. Sl5 per month.
1920 a6th ST. MT RAINIER, Md
Furnished or unfurn,, | room and kitchen,
ice box; working couple; electric range.
1884 s. WASHINGTON, FALLS CHURCH.
Va.-Unfurnished 3-rm. apt, c.h.w, pvt.
bath; utll. furn.. elec. refre. F. C. 1855.
NEARBY VIRGINIA, LEE H'wAY-UN-
a furn lapSs rooms 5I,,, kit bath fEst floor
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-FURN. RMS,
Ink, oil heat; hot water, elec. incl: G. E.
couple only. WA. 1888.
1910 vARNUM ST, BRENTWOOD, MD
, rooms, furn., private bath; gas, elec.,
elec. refs: S35 mo Adults. WA. 2254.
FURNISHED LIVING RIM, . BEDRMs.,
Kitchen with SINK, gas range and refs.,
eoor ees prsxa,e montb 5df sy shs
RIvERDALE-UNF. . LARGE RMS, WITH
bay windows, kit. private bath. shower,
c.h.w.; spacious grounds WA. 7243.
FURNISHED ENTIRE End FLOOR, NEW
brick home. on acreage in nearby Va, .
bedrooms living room, dinette, kitchen,
sundeck, bath: S105; utilities included.
Falls Church S99-W-3
GTON-WELL-FURN. LIVING RIM,
large bedrm., Beautyrest; private bath and
home for employed couple. Glebe 1149,
TWO ROOMS, SCREENED PORCH, SEMI
modern tenant house, SEQ Would like
small family with wife willing to do some
housekeeping for all or part of rent. Car
necessary. Silver Spring 0l39
STUDIO APT, SINGLE ROOM; BOARD
optional. 81. 6117 after T. 10.
MODERN 2-ROOM FURNISHED APT, NO
children; car necessary. Hyattsville 5123
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SUITLAND MANOR.
DOWNTOWN

811 MT. VERNON PLACE.
. rms kitchen and bath. All utilities
included. Immediate possession. Excellent
condition. Rent. S55.5O.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
n2h 18th ST n ". MA 210O-
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable
rates; will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Edelman'S S
Moving and Storage Co., Taylor 1887. Sc
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GIRL TO SHARE MODERN APT. WITH
another; S3b phone included; convenient
transportation. Call weekdays after Z
Pm, Any time Sunday. TR. 774s.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE = WELL.-MAN-
aged building, 2 rooms. k, b.. beauti-
fully furn.,. Oriental rugs, ETC.; $4,000
tS1 300 cash reauired). Emerson 1888
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T AIItT A-A I1O LII.
Bedroom, sitting room, bath,
81 single, Sc double, daily.
Bedroom, bath and kitchenette,
81 single, $6 double, daily.
BEDROOMS AND BATH, ST
FOR 3 PERSONS, SO FOR 4 PER-
SONS, DAILY.
2100 MASS. AVE. NV.
E1Ill Hotel SerYice
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WE REFUSE TO BELIEVE THERE IS NO
j. r., bdr.. K and b. apartments in NV.
for n Harvard men, responsible tenants.
Reasonable Please phone MR.. HANSON,
RE 1872, Sunday after 3. or write 1872
Evening star., 1943-08-08

MAJOR, ACTIVE SERV, PERMANENTLY
located. desires lease attractively furn.,
bedrooms, . baths, maids quarters in
good NV. location, D. C.. near tranSp. Rent,
$3.50 to $500 per month. Phone NO.
443O. Apt PA.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES ROOMS AND
8 baths; house in excellent condition
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. 73S 18th st. NV
D1. $3.50,
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OWNERS HOME ROOMS, KITCHEN
all modern conveniences. Adults only En-
ployed couple preferred. "a block to street
car and bus lines. 20 min. to Govt. depts
Phone HO 1900
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FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS AND ONE =
year-old boy wants unfurnished house in
Northwest, within next two months; need
bedrooms, . baths and storage space;
who take good care Of property. WI. 354S.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

YOUNG LADY to share with another. nice
room adjoining bath: new furniture, Beau
tyrest mattress, mirror door, closet, south,
ern exposure: excellent meals, unlimited
phone; private gentle family; "a block Mt
Pleasant car stop, near 18th and Column
bia I'd. NV; $50. Columbia 1923.
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307 ST. NE LARGE SUNNY ROOMS,
LII k. Frigidare and sink: adults only,
COUPLE ONLY TO SHARE NEW BUNGA-
low rent free for wife service caring Tor
2year-old child. Write Box GOV, Star
LHK., RMS, KITCHEN SHARE BATH
empl. genties; $50: ref. Ina. 1888 W.
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FOR SEPT. 80 OCCUPANCY OR
rn unfurn apt, centrally located. Max,
S75 per mo. Responsible adult couple
Communicate Rm. 523, Capitol Park Hotel
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NEAR BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. NE
Young couple will board ] or , congenial
people in their new home: lovely room
with large closet; S55 mo. ca. AID. 3405.
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refrs. 1900 Bladensburg I'd. ne. '
GIRL WANTED SHARE 2-RM. KIT,
path apartment with . others. 1893 Co
lumbia I'd. NV, Apt 35 co 11So
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3-BEDRM. HOUSE. MAIDS ROOM,
completely furnished ! block Oh. Ch
Country Club; available immed for l mo:
SIM afternoon or ewes Oliver 1920
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6-RM., BATH HOUSE: GOOD NV SEC
ton; best references: about $500 mo.
Box 39S-T. Star. o.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1900 5th ST. NW.-Refned Jewish family,
excellent meals, young lady to share twin
bedrm.; next shower. ia. $3.50.
TOWN CLUB, 1900 Mass. Ave. N.W.-Fa-
nous for food; several congenial openings.
for servicemen and civilians. DU. 1884.
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II NEW f1HMFSHIRE
on 18th st. Write Box 466-T, Star.
GOVT. GIRL WILL SHARE NEW GROOM
apt. with congenial girl Call Gil, 6l92
after 10 Sunday
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6Is ST NE NICELY FURNISHED
modern rooms, pvt. bath: adults only;
FriRidaire, telephone service; near tranSp.
1929 KANSAS AVE. NV NICE ADJ.
for 2 to Gf desired lh.k). Reas. Very
nice sec Conv transp. TIA. 1915.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

LADY would like two paying guests in
country. home, Virginia: modern conven-
fences: 20 min from Washington. HO 2972
FOLKS WISHING BOARD and room in
quiet farm home: bath and electricity.
Mrs Fred Dedawick. Edinburg. Va.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

UNUSUAL 2nd FL. STUDIO APT, ORR
entail rugs, spacious quarters, high ceilings
fireplace, Frisidaire; priced for executives;
3 large rooms, kitchenette, bath, porch;
downtown. biks. from Mayf1ower Open
SUNDAY II to z D m 12Q Conn ave
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ll24-1l34 18th ST NW-Boarding club,
downtown. Comfortable rooms, good
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goo CONN. AVE, APT 6O5-CONGEN-
ial responsible girl, over 25 share large
studio room, kitchen, bath apt; refs. CO.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

Gel. meaIs, al pflVlIegeS. NO. ooo0:
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully furn.
rooms for young ladies and men; running
water, showers, elevator; excellent board
Evening star., 1943-08-08

FURNISHED, KI1CHENETTE, PRIVATE
bath. small apartment: good neighborhood
settled employed couple. Box ", Star.
STUDIO APT IN NV. OR NE. SECTION
utilities furnished. $40 or $3.50 Box
Ip-V Star
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NAVAL Officer (BACHELOR ALONE)
wants small apartment in modern building
approximately Sept. 1st, central Northwest
location. Furnished or unfurnished. tWill
also consider purchase Of basic furniture }
Call Wisconsin 694S after 8 pm
Evening star., 1943-08-08

WOODBRIDGE PARTLY FURNIS HE'D
small 6-room house c.hw; conv busSes
and schools. Phone WI. 1914, after 10
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sires 2-bedroom modern furnished apart
ment with private bath; preferably NV;
convenient TO school Box 9S-V. Star. lO@
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DOWNTOWN, 1905 I4th ST NV
Large kitchen bedroom and bath: plenty
hot water; very reasonable.
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DUPONT AREA-FURN. APT. FOR 3. .
rms. and kit, combined living and bed
DE SgI3
SANDY SPRING-MODERN 4-ROOM FUR
nished apartment: beautiful location good
transportation. Ashton 1856 after / pm.
Sun.
2 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. 1929 HAR-
ward NV.
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3 OR ROOM APT, UNF.. NORTHWEST
section; responsible adults Randolph 1900
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APARTs. FURk. OR UNFURk.
APARTMENT FOR RENT; NO CHILDREN
30lS S Oak. aye. ne.
APARTMEkTs UkEURkIsHEp.

FURNISHED APARTMENT-ONE RM.,
hen and bath: Murphy bed: S32 so.
FPEn KnGAD MA
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GEORGETOWN - ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished small house. with bedrooms,
garden Adams 4144
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GEORGETOWN PREFERRED; OCTOBER;
permanent; three rooms, good sized yard
or porch: professional woman. Tel. North
$50 before and after $50.
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SMALL APARTMENT. NICELY FUR
nished; sitting room. bedroom, kitchenette
with semiprivate bath. All utilities fur
nlshed; SO per month. Located "a mile
from Mt. Vernon. Phone Alex. $3.50. Ref
erence.
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TABLE BOARD WANTED.

TWO ADULTS desire evening dinner: VI
Tenleytown or Am. Univ. PIX. OR. 43t
evenings.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Catholic u. Service
Will Open Mission
Crusade Activities

The Right Rev. Msgr. Patrick j
Mccormick. rector of Catholic Uni
versity, will be the celebrant of a
solemn high mass in the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Concep-
ton at Catholic University tomor-
row, the Feast Of Christ, the King
to open the years activities of the
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Assisting Msgr. Mccormick will be
the Rev. John j. Bradley, c. S. P, OF
st. Paul's College, as deacon and the
Rev. Joseph B. Wilder, o. F. NJ, as
subdeacon.
The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. DR.. Joseph C. Fenton, dean
of the school of sacred theology and
faculty adviser of the clerical con-
ference of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade. The conference
which has offices in the Salve Regina
Building on the university campus
includes in its membership repre-
sentatives of 80 religious orders and
societies whose houses of study are
affiliated with Catholic University
The conference has been active
for the past 13 years at the univer-
sity and was organized primarily to
foster and consolidate the work OF
the Catholic Students Mission
Crusade units.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Girl Scouts to Attend
Special Church Services

Inaugurating National Girl Scout
Week, troops and their leaders have
been invited to attend morning serv-
ices tomorrow in many churches
throughout the city, it was an.
nounced by the Girl Scout organiza-
ton.
Among the churches which have
extended such invitations for morn
ing services are Grace Episcopa,
Church, Trinity Episcopal, Anacos-
tia Methodist, Trinity Methodist
Gorsuch Methodist, Mount Vernon
Methodist, st. Patricks Hall, Pail
sades Community, St. Margarets
Chevy Chase Presbyterian, st
Martins, Bethesda Presbyterian
Vermont Avenue Baptist, Sergeant
Memorial, Mount Marian Baptist
and st. Cyprians
The following will have their spe-
cial service at vespers: Washington
Cathedral, East Washington Baptist,
Congress Heights Methodist, St
Aloysius and Brookland Methodist
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Baha'i Hall,

Henry w. Davis, attorney, will
speak at BIS pm. tomorrow. Miss
Leone Barnitz, conducts service at
II am tomorrow.
Petworth Methodist.
Miss Julia Chen will speak on
Missions and Conditions in China"
at pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Dr.. Cartwright Plans
Critics. Forum Talk

The Rev. DR.. John Heating Cart
wright, pastor of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, will speak
on the Critics Forum autumn-win-
ter series, Catholic Thought on the
Best-Sellers," at $3.50 pm. Wednes-
day at the Mayfower Hotel. The
meeting will be the second of the
present series.
DR.. Cartwright is member of the
faculty of Catholic University and is
director of the Washington Catholic
Radio Hour.
The book to be analyzed is Maisie
Wards latest work, Gilbert Keith
Chesterton."
DR.. Cartwright is assisted in the
management of the Critics Forum
by the Rev. Joseph E. Gesra, assist
ant pastor of the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Methodists 10 Conduct
Christian Workers School

The Washington Methodist School
for Christian Workers, sponsored by
the Methodist churches of the city,
will open at 6:45 pm. Wednesday at
Mount Vernon Place Church, Glasses
are scheduled for November 3, 4, 5
and November 8, 8, 10, beginning at
7:45 pm.
The faculty will include some Of
the most prominent of conferences
and District leaders, and the courses
will interest all age groups.
Glasses will be on church school
government, use Of materials, meth
ods of teaching, missionary activities
the work Of the Women's Division of
Christian Service. and principles
essential for a Christian world or
der. Approximately 500 workers are
expected to enroll.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
RIVER ROAD

River Rd.. 45th & Fessenden SITS. NV.
VIRGIL NJ. COSBY, Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Bible School, Study the
Word.
II 1 a:m.-.Worship. "The Fruit Of the
Spirit"
4 p.m.-Pioneer Y. P. Group.
.6:i5 p.m.-Youth Fellowship Group.
Service Folks Invited.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Daughters of the King, will meet
at 8 pm. Thursday at st. Johns
Church. Georgetown, it was an.
nounced by Mrs. Florence G. Read
first vice president.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Ex-Ber|in Pastor Slated
As Mission Speaker

DR.. Ewart Turner, who as pastor
of the American Church in Berlin
studied the rise of National So
sialism, will on the team" of
speakers for the Washington phase
of the Christian Mission on World
Order November g.
Other members of the team
here will be DR.. Henry Hit Crane,
pastor of Detroit's Central Metho-
dist Church; Mrs. Samuel McCrea
Cavert, wife of the general secretary
of the Federal Council of Churches;
DR.. Herman j, Sweet of the Inter-
national Council of Religious Edu-
cation. and Representative Judd,
Republican, of Minnesota, former
medical missionary to China.
The Washington Mission, one of
similar projects to be held in 100
major cities from November l to
20, will be centered at First Con-
greeational, Calvary Baptist and
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Churches.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

Mr.. Rodeheaver, followed by the
annual meeting of the mission in
the chapel. Servicemen's activities
will be under direction of the Eve
ming Auxiliary of the mission, of
which Ensign Carrie Williams is
vice president. At 10 am. tomor-
row the servicemen's Bible class will
be conducted by Chief Gunner's
Mate Downing.
The 17th annual Central Union
Mission Sunday service will be held
at II am. tomorrow at National
Baptist Memorial Church, with Mr..
Rodeheaver preaching and DR.. Cove
G. johnson, pastor, presiding.
A mass meeting will be held at
Calvary Baptist Church at 23O pm.
tomorrow, E. H. De Groot, jr. presi-
dent Of the Board of Directors of
the mission, presiding.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Radio Bible Quiz

Selected Bible students from six
different churches will represent the
Tri-City Baraca -Philathea Associa-
ton on the Bible quiz over Station
WWDC at 7 pm. today.
Representing the Baracas will be
Prof. F. v Pultz of First Baptist
Church, Alexandria; Charles Dickey
of First Methodist Church, Hyatts-
vile and C. E. Dedmon of Brookland
Baptist Church. Opposing these will
be three Philatheas: Miss Mary Rob
ertson of lexington Presbyterian
Church, Mrs. Ruby Crotinger OF
Centennial Baptist Church anc
Mrs. Minnie Davis of Douglas
Methodist Church. Evangelist Dale
Crowley will be master of cere.
monies
Evening star., 1943-10-30

to come downtown again on Friday
nights. Usually, they have to hurry
from work to dinner and then to the
temple, violating the spiritual de-
mands of the Sabbath eve"
In the Jewish faith the Sabbath
is observed on Saturday and wor-
ship services are held on Friday
night and Saturday morning
Rabbi Gerstenfeld said these serv-
ices would continue as usual.
Traditions Maintained.
1--WE are assimilating the broader
pattern of the community in which
we live-Where the first day of the
week is the day of worship and
medltation-without giving up our
own traditions" the rabbi said.
1T is the logic of reformed
Judaism that we restate our tradi-
tions in form that will give mean
ing and inspiration to our own gen.
Grafton"
Sunday morning services, he said
are not new to reformed Judaism
They were started a half century
ago in Temple Sinai, Chicago. and
have been adopted by temples in
Pittsburgh and Cleveland
Rabbi Gerstenfeld will be the reg
ular preacher at the Sunday serv-
ices, with some of the leaders OF
the American rabbinate as guests
through the season, which will end
April 2, 1914.
Visiting Preachers Named.
Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof, presi-
dent of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis and rabbi of Rodef
Shalom Temple in Pittsburgh, will
speak on "A Soldiers Faith" at
the opening Sunday service at IL
am. tomorrow.
Other visiting preachers will be
Rabbi Morris Lazaron, Baltimore
Hebrew Congregation; Rabbi Will
liam H. Fineshriber, Keneseth Is
rael, Philadelphia; Rabbi Joshua
L. Lehman, Temple Israel Boston,
and Rabbi Louis Binstock, Temple
Sholom, Chicago.
Men and women in uniform will
be welcomed at the service, and
there will be lunch and an open
house for them every Sunday, it
was announced.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
r. I. Avenue Methodist.

The Rev. DR.. J. Warren Hastings,
pastor of National City Christian
Church, will address the banquet
for the School of Christian Living
at Z pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Emory Methodist Pageant

"Methodism Crusades," a pageant
by DR., Edgar c. Beery, will be pre-
sented at II am. tomorrow at En-
ory Methodist Church. John Wes-
ley will be portrayed by D. Stewart
Patterson, executive secretary of the
Methodist Commission on Chap
lains. DR.. Frederick E. Reissig of
the Federation of Churches will
speak at 8 pm,
Evening star., 1943-10-30
1utherans 10 Mark
426th Anniversary
OF the Reformation

About 20 Lutheran churches ir
washington will join with others
throughout the United States to.
morrow in special services observ.
ing the 426th anniversary of the
Lutheran reformation, according tc
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski. pastor o1
Grace Lutheran Church, who is
[ president of the Lutheran Minis
M terial Association.
DR.. Lenski, who will preach twice
In Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow, said
today that from the Protestant
reformation which started 426 years
ago, many of our ideas of religious
freedom today emanate."
In his absence. at Grace Lutheran
Dr. Frederick Reissig, executive di-
rector of the Washington Federation
of Churches, will address the as
sembly of the senior and adult de-
partments of the church and also
will preach at II am. The 8 pm
service will be conducted there by
j. Adrian Pfeiffer of Takoma Park
Lutheran Church.
At Luther Place Memorial Church
DR.. Paul J. Hob, professor of homi-
letics at the Lutheran Theological
Seminary in Philadelphia, will
preach at the morning service, and
Robert Long of Faith Lutheran
Church, Arlington, will speak at
$50 pm. There will be a service in
the Finnish language at Luther
Place at 3 pm. tomorrow with DR..
Alvar Rautalahti of Waukegan, Ill,
vice president of the Suomi Synod,
AS guest speaker. Rev. L. Ralph Ia
Dor, Luther Place pastor, will speak
at Columbia, S. c., tomorrow.
At the Lutheran Church of the
Reformation there will be observ-
ance of the occasion at all services.
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew will speak
at $50 am, the Rev. DR.. Black
velder will preach at a special musi-
cal service at pm. and at pm.
DR.. Paul F. Douglass, president Of
American University, will address
the $50 pm. wednesday meeting.
The Rev William Scheibel will
preach at II am. on Reformation
Day and again at pm. at Mount
Olivet Lutheran Church.
At Georgetown Lutheran Church
the Rev Cedric w. Tilberg, associ-
ate pastor of Keller Memorial Lu-
theran, will be guest preacher.
Blessings of the Reformation"
will be the text of the Rev. H. NJ
Hennig at both the $50 am. and II
an. services tomorrow at Trinity
Lutheran.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
District Musons to Mark
Woshinqton's Elevation

Celebrating the anniversary of the
raising of George Washington to
be Master Mason, the Masonic
Clubs OF the District for the ninth
year will participate in ceremonies at
7:45 pm. tomorrow, at Ninth Street
Christian Church, where the pastor.
the Rev. Carroll C. Roberts, will
speak on "A Wise Masterbuilder."
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Miss Webster to Teach

Miss Marjorie Freser Webster.
president of the Business and Pro-
feSsional Women's Club of WASH
ington, will teach a class of young
women at Northminster Presbyte-
rian Church beginning at 9:45 am.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Temperance Is Theme
AT Trinity Methodist

Worldwide temperance Sunday
will be observed at Trinity Method.
list Church tomorrow morning wher
the pastor, the Rev Daniel w. Jus.
tice, will speak on They Testify tt
Abstinence"
Members of Girl Scout Troop No
"a and their parents have been In.
vited to attend.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Rev. E. A. Yorrow Gets
New jersey Church Call

The Rev. Ernest A, Yarrow. who
has been administering the Cleve-
land Park Community Church since
last May, has accepted a call from
the River Edge Church in New
jersey. and will preach his farewell
sermon tomorrow morning. His
topic will be Soaring Christianity.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
DR.. WeIIiver to Preach

DR.. Lester A. Welliver. recently
appointed president of Westminster
theological Seminary, will speak at
9 am. and II am. tomorrow at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. His subject will be Our
Victory"
Evening star., 1943-10-30

nlverSary OF the
institution. The
late Mr.. and
Mrs. John S.
Bennett, super
intendents of
the mission. /. will
be honored. Ho-
mer Rodeheaver,
noted evangelis-
tic singer, will
participate.
A memorial
broadcast over
Station VOL at
7:30 pm. to-
night will be
conducted by
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Diocesan Auxiliary Meets

Delegates to the recent conven-
ton of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Protestant Episcopal Church al
Cleveland will give reports to the
Washington Diocesan Woman's Aux.
lhary at II am. Tuesday at St
Columbas Church.
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Calvary Methodist

The Rev. c. C. Hung, pastor OF
the Chinese Church, will speak to
the young people at 7 pm. tomorrow
Dr.. Rayford w. Logan of Howard
University will speak at 8 pm
Wednesday,.
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Christian Science

The Christian Science lesson ser
mon for tomorrow is Everlasting
Punishment" Services are at II
am. and 8 pm, except> Third
Church, at pm. The Wednesday
evening meeting is at pm.
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Berean RaptiSt.

Dr., Mordecai johnson, president
of Howard University, will speak at
II am, tomorrow in observance of
homecoming Sunday, sponsored by
the Berean Welfare Missionary Club