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Evening star., 1943-06-08
81 B|adensburg High
Students 10 Graduate
Al June Is Exercises
Commencement Program
Lists Seniors for
Principal Speeches

An all-student program will fea-
ture commencement exercises for
approximately 81 graduates of the
Bladensburg High School at 8:15
pm. June 16 at the school.
John McEntee will give the speech
of welcome, while Ruth Coleman will
deliver the farewell address. There
also will be musical selections by
Fred Cooley, pianist; Robert Grigsby,
xylophonist, and Phyllis johnson,
cellist.
The Rev Claude S. Ridenour of
Bladensburg will deliver the invoca-
ton and P. S. Klein, school princi-
pal, will present the diplomas.
The list of graduates follows:
Academic Course.
Griesby, Robert J. Johnson, Phyllis E.
Leathers, W. j.. Loomis, Gretta o.
Nickel, Hal s., jr. MacAran. Barbara A.
Srnka, John A. Mohler. Estelle c.
Sweeney. James s. Mortenson. l. e.
Williams, w. E. Owens. Elizabeth A.
Brickerd. Mary A. Souder, Betty L.
Dickinson. C. A.
Commercial Course.
Maske. Russell D. Morehouse, MARY E.
Michael, Thomas c. Petit. Mildred E.
Petrini. Aldo p. Pullman, Helen A.
Powell, Arthur G.. Rajscok Wilma J.
Boyd, Elizabeth M. Fighter Doris M
Brown. Thelma L. Sampson. Bessie l.
Cochran, Virginia L. Satterield. Pearl j.
Ferris. Faith o. Satterfield Ethel L.
Gay, Ruth E. Suter. Ruth J.
Gordy, Clara N. Vollmer. Bernadette
Higgs. Grace E. Walthall, Frances M.
Mitchell. Marie v
General Course.
Arthur, Roy P. Wiedman, E. 8.
Barton. Francis w. Windsor Albert E,
Blount, c. E.. jr. Wood, John P.
Bonaccorsy, A. S. Lester. John r.
Cooley, Fred A. Baswell. June E.
Dieudonne. B. r. Belts. Dorothy A.
Duvall, G; p. jr. Blaine. Virginia L.
Farran, Elmer E.: Bolen. JoAnn
Fletcher. Darrell w. Boswell, L. A..
Frohlich. j. C.. Caherty, Eileen A.
Geary. Francis x. Coleman, Ruth N.
Gilbertson, H. W., jr. Cory, Beatrice NJ.
HALEY. F. X. jr. Grove, Beverly ].
Jenkins w. E. Decker, Shirley E.
Jones, James S. Gould, Margaret I.
Kehrberg, M. j. Green. Mildred r.
Lloyd, James j. Grilles, Athena M.
Lusby. Richard T. Harris. Mildred g.
McEntee. John c. Long. Anna NJ.
Mullen, Thomas j.. McClelland. c. L.
O'Rourke. Roger L. Miller. Ruth A.
Potter, Robert NJ. Shubert Mildred M. P
Rian. M. E. jr. Spittle, Jane M.
Sampson. c. R. Taylor. Helen M.
Smith. A. A., jr. Thomas. Carieta E.
Stearns, Russell c. Wenk, Lepha M.
Tulloss. David H. West. Barbara A.
Vitiello. F. L. liner. Florence
Vose. william H.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

GOOD NEWS FOR TORPEDOED SAILORS-Finay able to con-
vert water into potable drinking water shpwrecked
survivors, the Navy shows how the Joseph
Shaner pharmacists mate class squeezes the upper
portion OF bag which contains filter sack in order dsperse
the chemicals chlordes are removed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
Quick Que stions

i-True or false? An enlisted man
who receives the Distinguished
Service Medal also receives an
additional 81 monthly pay
2-The United Kingdom has what
city as its capital?
S-The fact that blood circulates
was first discovered by whom D.?
Who had control Of the winds,
mythologically speaking?
1-The first secretary of the navy
TO be n member Of the cabinet
was appointed during the presi-
dency of John Adams. Who
was he?
6-At what battle did General
Montcalm die?
What EnCliShWomdn became
famous in a nineteenth century
war?
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Fighting Mans Friend:
Fighting Mans Friend:
Private S
Is Started
Immediately

MRS. A. O.; q ! am told that
a man who has joined the ferry
command docs not receive pay for
the first nine months of service.
Is this true? II he IS paid how
much of an allotment would his
wife receive?
Amen i'm the ferry command
receive the same pay and al
=laAaneeS- BHY-HHh- In any
other branch Of service, depend
ing on their rank. 4 private's
wife would receive $50 month,
Of which S22 II contributed by
the soldier and SOS by the gov
eminent, The pay starts inn
mediateIy.
J. $. JR.: O My father is g.
years old and is not physically
able TO farm an S0-aCrc farm. My
brother worked the farm before
he was drafted Is there any
chance of his being released &c
run the farm and where should
ne apply for such release?
A--YOu should write 10 your
brothers commanding officer,
giving him full Information a
10 why you feel he should he
released, or go To the nearest
chapter Of the American Red
Cross for aid i'm obtaining his
release.
r. B., G My fiance Is a private
in the army We plan to get mar
rled on his first furlough. viii ne
too, have to have the pre-maritaI
examination and will be
have to wait the required number
OF days. under Michigan law. foI
the license and ceremony? vii
be entitled 10 the government
after | become his wife
A-Both YOU and your fiance
will have to have the pre-marital
examination before you can be
married. Forms may he oh
tanned In advance from the
county clerks office or from
your physician. in case he may
want To save time and have the
examination before his furlough.
The doctors report must he on
Michigan form. The fiye-day
period may he waived and the
request should be made at the
time you apply for the license.
You will be entitled TO the gov
eminent allotment.
G.. j.: O. How do present
draft regulations affect mar
ried man of 43, with no children.
Is he likely TO be drafted in the
near future?
Amen 80 to ~ are placed I'm
Class Al and are not being in
Quoted under new draft regula-
tons.
II. 4. X: The foregoing will
answer your inquiry.
d. S. and f.. G.. Q-My boy
friend is a private first clasS.in
the United States Army We
plan on being married soon and
i would like 10 know if the $50
allotment is deducted in full
from his pay, or does the gov
eminent contribute part of il?
Is there any ruling as to when
a person must be married 10
qualify for the allotment?
A-The government contributes
S2S and S22 Is taken from the
soldiers pay. You are entitled
10 the allotment when you be-
come his wife,
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NOV. % TO DEC. -

NOV. % TO DEC. p
Standardization, quick think,
ing (Sagittarius' natural gifD will
ard greatly today when muiting
slowly or INDIGESTION can eau q
losses, waste valuable time.
DEC. IS TO JAN. Sf
Caprice Secretary, filing
cler X, bookkeeper, accountant
Salcsperson. YOU working IN the
places seldom found by the spot
light are doing as important a part
as many showing the finished prod
net or who are in position of af-
fuence. Today especially favors
YOU.
JAN. - TO ZEE IN
Aqudrius Get into the swing of
things carly. today's offerings and
influences are good. but they insist
upon YOU coming TO get them. The
early bird catches the work. Main
tain harmony at home.
FEB. 2l TO MARCH 9o
PiSccs-Should be fairly good foI
familiar routine work and matters
with which YOU are familiar. New
undertakings will need more con-
ccutration and attention TO details
Industry, trades sponsored.
4 CHILD born on this day
Interesting, pleasant, talented, not
always as ambitious for your own
anL-fanlItN 81 teEeSt% -as si144i 4 2 {
to serve humanity at large. Impor-
tant YOU select companions Of
highest ideals and moral stand
ards.
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Two DaiIy
Quizzes
knowledge Test

BY DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
Who i'm the Bible (al became a
slave III the court OF Pharaoh 2
(bl was a baby in a basket on
the Nile? (cD slew a thousand
men with the jawbone of an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
BY Frances
Drake

Look IN nc Section Birthday Comes IN md Find What
Your Oatloot Is, According 10 the Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27

MARCH ~ TO April -
Drawbacks n many vital
endeavors these days are the time
consuming, -nenteehRieal iebs, and
most Of us can share these tasks
and release skilled professional
folk for the work that only they
can do.
APRIL ~ 70 NAY -
TauFtS- One - those tricky
DAYS when gou1 have to be alert
10 the Inducements as well as
watch the big jobs at hand. There
arc 50 many SuUt-SHtlSfylnC and
useful activities awaiting generous.
helpful hands.
MAY ~ TO JUNE ef
Commits going 20 take all
the initiative and "Vham' you've
got tand you have pien,yN 10 put
across the intricate matters today.
But. YOU Will have 10 be adrolt
and tactful In doing So.
June p TO JJLY -
Cmcc, Artistic and personal
interests must step aside when
work. military interests and other
urgent orders ask precedence.
Favorable for general issues but
less friendly for personal favors.
July - 70 AUG. p
Lc0-Be true 20 type IN so far
as your best qualifications, but get
aWax-ffruI11 autIlu41tCd-- C1It=rlndlI
ideas or methods that no longer fit
the occasion or need.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
FUgo-Nery pleasant indications
for personal achievement. further
ing professional pursuits, the thea
ter, music, dancing, painting,
photography, sewing and other
artistic and useful activities.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
LibrG-You, like Nirgoans, have
fine aspects for religious, charitable
and home interests; also for the
artistic endeavors that aid our
morale, bring sunshine into our
lives.
OCT. 20 TO NOV. %
.SCorpio - Instructing, managing
groupS of people, handling travel
and troop maneuvers, sound-prin-
cipled organizations on today's
benefited list. Law, economies,
diplomatic interests. national and
international affairs in front-line
favor.
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country has as its en-
blem (aD the lotus? (b) the
rose? tc) the leek?
Of what states are these in
habitantS? (a) Wooden Nut
megS; (b) Wolverines; (c) Tar
heels?
Who won in these battles? (a)
Battle of the Sedan; tbi battle
of Gettysburg; (c) battle OF
Waterloo.
Name the last three popes.
is the largest city (a) in
California? CD in Arizona? Co
in Texas?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Copyright. 1919. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27

TERE pleasant little game that will give
II every day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
letters first the number
letters subtract the number Is less than
add g. your number Start at the upper left
hand corner check OF your Key
right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. tai
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Quick Answers

TRUE.
2-London.
William Harvey.
4-AeoluS.
benjamin Stoddert.
6-Plains of Abraham. Quebec.
I Florence Nightingale.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
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Your Horoscope

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Evening star., 1943-06-26
Anniversary Program
Closes at Unity Baptist

At Unity Colored Baptist Church
services tomorrow will mark the close
Of the seventh anniversary Of the
church and pastor. At 1880 an.
sermon by the Rev E. M. Tyre on
THE Great Things Which God Has
Done for Us" At $50 pm. the
sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
G. H. Hickerson, pastor of the
Matthew Memorial Baptist Church.
At 8 pm. will be a musical and
literary program.
On Monday at $3.50 pm. recep-
ton In honor of the pastor and wife
will be given. The Baptist Ministers
Forum will be In charge of the plat
form program. The Rev. s. D. Motion
will preach.
Prayer services will be held at s:3C
pm. Wednesday. with the church
officers in charge.
Services will be held at $50 pm
Friday by the Pastors Aid Club.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Christian Science

The Christian Science lesson-ser-
mon for tomorrow is Christian Sci
ence" Services are held in all
churches and societies at II am.
and repeated at pm, except Third
Church, at 5 pm. All are invited
to attend the services Wednesday
at s pm.
Among the citations comprising
the lesson sermon is the following
from the Bible: And be We kind one
to another, tenderhearted, forgiving
one another. even as God for Christ's
sake hath forgiven YOU CEphesians
iv:32)
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
ut is possible-yea, 1t is the duty
and privilege of every child, man
and woman-to follow in some de-
gree the example of the Master by
the demonstration of Truth and
Life, of health and holiness" page
3O.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Dr.. John W. Rustin
10 Preach Sunday on
Not Afraid 10 Live
Young People to Have
Buffet Supper at
Mount Vernon Place

Not Afraid to Live" is the sub
ject of DR.. John w. Rustin at and
IL am. tomorrow at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church. At 8pm.
he will review Lloyd Douglas latest
novel. 1.-THE Robe"
The Rev. Nelson Pierce will ad-
minister holy communion at the
junior church service in the chapel
at IL am. His subject will be I'm
Remembrance. The seniors, young
people and young adults will have a
buffet supper at 6 pm, when serv-
ice men and women will be special
guests.
Amos N. Kirby. secretary to Rep
resentative Newson Of Alabama, will
speak at Z pm.
The young adults are sponsoring
open house for war workers, service
men and women on Saturday from
$50 to 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
2rtritnaIiar

REV. EMMA SUIT. representing Mispah
SircTe SrTeh r OF spiritnsl Science; holds Message
NV, OF 300 block I4th Private con-
s0ltation by appt. Phone Taylor 1883.
Rev Ethel Highsmith Readings by sp
rial church,. 2S05 9Th st. ne. DU. S430
SPIRITUAL PSYCHIC SCIENCE CHURCH
Rev, Mira Sparkman, trance medium
church services closed until September,
put church ONCE will remain open for
spiritual advice daily. Call for appoint
ment AT. $685.. 1923 Penn. ave se.. Apt
z. After June the church will be closed
until September
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Dr.. Harris to Preach
On Futile Yurdstick'

DR.. F. B. Harris will preach at
Foundry Methodist Church at IL
am. tomorrow on "A Futile Yard
stick" and at pm, on "A House for
Rent"
On Tuesday evening young people
of the congregation will be enter
tanned at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Harris.
The first quarterly conference will
be held at the church at 8 pm.
Wednesday instead of the usual
prayer service.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Church Of the PILGRIMS

THE Treasure and the Vessel" Is
to be the subject Of DR.. A. r. Bird
tomorrow morning In the Church Of
the Pilgrims, and at 7:45 pm. "The
Answer Of an Unanswered Prayer"
In the last OF = special series Of
June talks DR.. Bird win be heard
Wednesday evening speaking on
The Magnetism Supreme" at the
Church of the Pilgrims.
Evening star., 1943-06-26

lished by an inner clique" of lead
ers interested In gaining sanction
for Japanese political moves. 1t is
also believed that the association
may also be promoting congress
of religions, which is expected to
be held in Toxic at some future
date. Christian missionaries in East
Asia, according to Stockholm
sources, fear that this congress will
be step toward setting UP Shinto-
ism as the state religion in occu-
pied territories. @
Stockholm dispatches this week
also stated that Danish missionaries
in Manchuria are resisting de-
mand by Japanese occupation au-
thorities to turn over all mission
income to Japanese-sponsored
united Protestant church and to
change the site of their operations.
AS a result, Danish leaders fear
complete stoppage of their mis-
sionary work.
1t was also reported that the Paris
Missionary Society has expressed
concern over the fate of missionaries
in Japanese occupied areas.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Calvary Methodist
Initiates Evening
Services Tomorrow
Dr.. Robinson to Speak
At First of Summer
Worship Series

The Rev. Orris Gravenor Robin
son, minister of the Calvary Meth
odist Church, will preach at IL am.
tomorrow on "Everybody's Chill
dren-Nobody's Child"
At BIS pm. new. evening service
for the summer months will be in
augurated. with the Youth Fellow
ship in charge of the worship and
DR., Robinson preaching brief SER
mon. The service will close by 8
o'clock. Tomorrow the subject SER
mon will be ourselves and Our
Friends-Enamored."
There will be no Z pm. Youth
Fellowship meeting during the
summer months and the High
League also win not meet.
A vacation Bible school will open
on Monday. The hours are $50 am.
to noon each weekday except Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
West Washington Baptist

Sermon at IL am. on -Four
Anchors" by the Rev Leslie L. Bow
ers, sr., pastor of the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church. A 8 pm, SER
mon on -four Anchors" by the Rev
Charles B. Austin.
The pastor would like to meet
with all the daily vacation bible
school workers and prospective
workers of this church at the close
of the service Thursday evening.
The vacation Bible school is July 5
to 9, from $50 to noon.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
DR.. WeIliver TO Speak
At MetropoIiton Church

Dr. Lester A. Welliver, president OF
the Westminster Theological Sem
mary of the Methodist Church, will
preach at the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church tomorrow
at IL am. He assumed his new posi-
ton In May after an exceptionally
f1ne career In the pastorate. This
is the first time he has spoken in
Washington.
At 7:30 pm. the young adult class
will meet in the parsonage to hear
a report on recently published re-
Evening star., 1943-06-26
'Christ's Second Coming
To Be Sermon Topic

DR. c. e. Hawthorne, pastor of the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church. will preach the first
sermon in series of three on THE
Second Coming of Christ" At IL
am. tomorrow his topic will be "In
History and Prophecy"
At pm. his subject will be
Three Invitations
A summer Bible school will be
held June 28-July % on weekday
mornings except Saturday from 8
am. to IL noon.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
The Week in Religion
Loymen's Role in European
Church Continues to Grow

Iaymen due to important part
work OF Germany countries according to plans drafted
by religious leaders Of several European countries
Reports from Stockholm and Lisbon this Lutheran
cnucn IN Germany faces crisis the shortage
oda aymen replace the theological
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Lutheran Church
Communion Services

Three services of holy COM
municn will be observed at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton at $50 and ii am. and 8:15
pm. tomorrow DR.. Oscar Black
welder will preach at the evening
service on Being q Real Person"
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, asso-
ciate pastor, will speak at $50 am.
on "God-and Our Hearts"
At II o'clock, DR.. Blackwelder will
speak on HE Knows"
DR.. Henry Einspruch. missionary
to the Jews, will speak at 7 pm. on
The Kind of World I Want to
Live In After the War" He will
discuss relationships between Chris
tians and Jews.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
National TubernucIe

DR.. Harold Commons, secretary of
the Association of Baptists for
Evangelism In the Orient will speak
on Sunday at IL am. and 8 pm. at
6440 Piney Branch road NV.
His evening message will depict
conditions in the Far East, and how
they can be remedied.
DIR. John McNeill, Your Radio
Pastor" will be presented In q spe-
cial address on the Church of the
Air program on Sunday at 0 Am.
over Station VOL
Evening star., 1943-06-26

versity teachers OF theology who are
on the war fronts. or who already
have been killed.
In France a plan for the recon-
struction OF the Protestant Church.
calling for increased lay participa-
ton In church work. especially the
training OF lay preachers, has been
submitted to the French Reformed
Church by group of pastors and
laymen.
The shortage of clergymen has
brought about a major problem in
the French Reformed Church. In
an effort to meet the situation par
ishes have been consolidated under
the care Of single pastor, but since
many OF the congregations are Of
considerable size the merger has
served to accentuate rather than
relieve the need for more ministers.
Details of the German clergy
shortage seeped through this week
for the first time. 1t was revealed
that 1000 out of 5000 pastors in
the armed forces of Germany have
been killed and that, on the av-
erage, one clergyman dies on the
war fronts every day. Fifty per
cent of all Protestant pastors are in
the army, while the percentage of
Confessional pastors-those openly
resisting the NaziS-who have been
drafted is much higher, probably
between IS and 80 per cent.
Shortage of Preachers.
Bishop Hans Meiser of Munich
recently pointed out that, because
of the large percentage of clergy
men killed on the war fronts, the
shortage Of pastors will be as great
after the war as 1t is now
To meet the present and postwar
shortage of ministers the Lutheran
Church is utilizing every available
source OF supply. German refugees
IN England. for example, are study
ing theology so they may return to
Germany after the war as preach
ers. according to DR.. Leonard Hodg-
son, theology professor at the Uni
versity OF oxford, who is now in this
country and who believes there will
be practically no clergymen left in
Germany after the war.
Ordination of laymen, 1t is ex-
pected, will help to improve the
present situation. This step is an
extreme one, taken by the Lutheran
Church only in an emergency, and
the present shortage of pastors in
Germany would be considered such
an emergency.
Since the beginning of the war
laymen have been playing a grow
ing part in German church life and
IN many communities they have
conducted services in the absence
OF the pastor, The extent of Law
cooperation has surprised church
leaders.
Inc German development stresses
the planning which is going on
among European churches for the
postwar reconstruction of religious
life. 1t is expected that these plans
VIII involve far-reaching changes.
Inc French report, for example.
calls for number of reforms in
Protestant church life and also pro-
poses that bishops be created in the
reformed church, a most unusual
suggestion for a Protestant group
Japanese Religious Moves.
The Japanese treatment of re-
hglon attracted attention again this
week. The Toxic radio announced
the formation in the japanese cap
ltal OF a Religious Association for
National Service" composed of
Shintoist, Buddhist, Christian and
other religious bodies.
Missionary observers here ex-
pressed the opinion that the new
association has probably been estab-
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Anniversary Service Set
At AIbriqht Memorial

The 18th anniversary communion
service will be held at II am. to-
morrow at Albright Memorial
Church.
At 8 pm. the sermon subject
will be Impotence or Omnipotence,
Which"
At 9 am. Monday the daily vaca-
ton Bible school will begin its ses-
sion
Evening star., 1943-06-26
Lincoln Rood Methodist

At ii am. tomorrow the Rev,
George H. Bennett will preach on
Strengthening the Inner Man" and
at 8 pm. on Gods Will for Our
Nation"
John L. Rogers. ir, tenor. will give
a vocal recital Monday night. He
Is the son Of John l.. Rogers, inter-
state commerce commissioner and is
member Of the Naval Reserve. and
expects to enter active service in the
early fall. He has attended the
University of Virginia and George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1943-06-26
St. PuuI's Lutheran

"A Great Gulf Fixed" will be the
theme of DR.. Henry w. Snyder to-
morrow morning. At 7:30 pm there
will be union outdoor service on
the lawn of the All Saints Episco-
pal Church.
On Monday evening the Domer
Bible Glass will hold a business
meeting at the home of Miss Ber-
tina Muth.
The Sword and Shield Club will
have a picnic in Rock Creek Park
on July at $50 pm.