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Evening star., 1943-02-13

CommiSSar Josef Terboven over the
church conflict The Germans evi-
IDENTIFY want peace in the church
struggle, for the time being, but
Qulshng. although making peace
gestures on the one hand is con-
tinuing his persecution of opposi-
ton churchmen on the other.
Nobody in Norwegian church
circles believes in the sincerity of
the puppet premier's peace efforts.
Church circles point out that the
current peace offers have been fol-
lowed by the arrest of opposition
churchmen. Moreover. it is learned
that the Quisling authorities have
prepared a plan whereby most of
the clergymen in Norway would be
designated as free churchmen-a
move likely to widen the gulf be-
tween the Norwegian church and
the puppet government.
The move would mean, in effect.
that pastors of the Lutheran State
Church in Norway would become
private persons. Access to their pull
pits would be possible only after OBJ
tanning permission from Quisling-
appointed church vestries. At the
same time, Quislingists would auto
matically take over the work of the
clergy in the governmental church
bureau.
First definite news of the attitude
OF the Roman Catholic Church in
Southern France since the occupa-
ton by the Nazis was received in
London this week. 1t was revealed
that Pierre Cardinal Gerlier, Arch
bishop of Lyons, in the newly oc-
cupled area. has refused to COOP
crate with the Nazis in their perse-
cutlon of the Jews.
The German commandant of the
new zone, with headquarters in
Lyons, visited the cardinal and as
Sured him that. subject to two condi
tlons, the German government had
no intention OF interfering with the
Roman Catholic Church.
The first condition was that the
cardinal would undertake not to
oppose the anti-Jewish measures:
the second. that the cardinal and
the Catholic clergy would refrain
from supporting Jews and affording
them protection.
Cardinal Gerlier replied that the
French clergy had always refrained
from interference in political affairs,
but that the entire clergy considered
1t their duty to obey precisely all
instructions and commands from the
Pope. He concluded: Doubtless
your eXcellency knows that the holy
father has condemned the anti
Jewish laws and measures against
the Jews"
German Protestants Unite.
From Germany come reliable re-
ports that all confessional groups
in the Protestant churches are
working out basis of agreement
for united church front as a de-
fense against Nazi pressure, and
plan OF common action to rebuild
church life.
Bishop Theophilus Wurm of the
Evangelical church at Wurttemberg
is directing this movement. which is
an attempt to overcome differences
between the more militant confess
sional group. represented by fra
ternal councils, and the more mod
crate group, represented by confess
sional bishops.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Listen 10 Lincoln
To Be Sermon at
Foundry Methodist
Only One Morning
Service Planned;
Flemminq to Speak

There will be but one morning
service tomorrow morning. the II
o'clock, at Foundry Methodist
Church when the Rev. Frederick
Brown Harris will preach on Listen
to Lincoln"
At pm. a message on The
Christian Church: 1943-2000 AID"
will be brought by Arthur S. Flem-
ming, civil service commissioner and
Foundry lay reader. This is pre-
sented as a part of the study series
of the Foundry Forge, christianity
at the Crossroads"
The midweek fellowship and
prayer service will be held at the
church at 8 o'clock Wednesday.
At $50 pm. Friday the Wesley
Glass will have dinner in the Let's
Building, Saturday evening there
will be supper and party for men
of the armed services.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Missionary to Speak
At Knox Presbyterian

The Rev, Bruce r. Hunt. mission
ary and hymn writer, who was i'm
prisoned by the japanese for los
days, will tell of his experiences In
addresses at the Knox Orthodox
Presbyterian Church, 1916 Vermont
avenue NV. He will speak tomor-
row at II am. and 7:45 pm. and
each night, Monday through We'd
nesday.
Services for children will be held
tomorrow at 345 pm.
Evening star., 1943-02-13

Navy Department for building IS
bungalows at Jarboesville outside Of
Naval Air Station at Cedar Point
on the so acres taken over from
Anton Lang, owner of the building
site
The new Leonardtown Jail to cost
around s125,000 has been approved
by the Federal War Works Agency.
Benjamin Duke. clerk to the county
commissioners announced, but prior
tiles must be obtained for materials.
The jail will be built back of the st.
MaryS Court House. The old iail.
built In l774. will be modernized and
used by the county agent as his
office.
William Suttle of PENNSYLVANIA
has been awarded the contract to
build the new brick addition of the
st. Marys County Hospital, 2. M.
Fowler, president of the board of
directors announced. His bid was
s89 900 for the 32-bed addition to
the old hospital.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Bible Reading Program
AT Church Of PILGRIMS

Answers are being received in the
Bible reading campaign in which
the Church of the Pilgrims seeks to
obtain public response to the uues-
ton: What were the saddest words
ever spoken by JeSus?"
DR.. Andrew R. Bird, minister. this
week asked members to concentrate
on the Gospel of Matthew. Next
week all will be asked to read the
Gospel of Mark.
On March DR.. Bird will preach
on The Saddest Words of Jesus"
and at this service will present a
Bible to the person selecting the
correct words.
Answers are to be brought to the
church. A box is provided in the
vestibule.
tomorrow morning DR.. Bird will
preach on How to Make God Real
to Ourselves" and in the evening
on BY Their Fruits Shall Ye Know
Them"
Faith in Action" will be his sub
Ject Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Making Strange Friend
To Be Sermon Subject

Making Strange Friend" will be
the subject of DR.. j. H. Hollister at
II a m. tomorrow at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Ethel Smither, author of
The Use of the Bible With Chill
dren.' will speak to parents and
teachers of the children's division of
the church school at $3.50 pm. The
occasion is the annual Valentine tea
and parents day. A simultaneous
program will be conducted for chill
dren in the church school building.
Following Chinese supper,
Father Robert Wood, Episcopalian
missionary in Wuchang. China, will
speak on Christ Speaks to China
Today" DR.. Hollister will discuss
"Undercurrents of Christianity in
Russia at pm. The Rev. Ben T.
Cowles will speak on American
Christians Responsibility to China"
tomorrow evening,
DR.. S. Chandra -Sekhar. Hindu
writer and lecturer on India. will
speak Tuesday at 7:3o pm. on india
in the Middle East
Evening star., 1943-02-13
The Miracles of Jesus
Trinity Lutheron Topic

The Miracles of Jesus will be
the topic of the Rev H M. Hennig
tomorrow at $50 and IL am. at
Trinity Lutheran Church.
A service for the deaf will be held
at pm. The Rev, Floyd PoSSehl
of Woodhaven, N. Y. will deliver
the sermon. Some of those who will
attend this service are students of
Gallaudet College
The adult membership class will
meet at pm.
AT 8 pm. the Walther League will
hold open house for scrvicemen and
young people.
The joint Mems Clubs of Trinity
and Christ Lutheran Churches will
meet Monday night at Christ Luth-
eran Church.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Sermon Series to End
At Church of Epiphany

The last of the Epiphany series
of the Sunday night sermons will be
given at o'clock tomorrow at the
Church of the Epiphany by the
rector, Rev. Dr. Charles w, Sheerin,
on THE Light of God Shining
Through Christian Missions" This
will conclude the series of sermons
on the various manifestations of
Gods Light which have been given
for the six Epiphany season Sunday
nights.
DR.. Sheerin also will preach at II
am. on DO We Still Believe in the
Devil?"
Evening star., 1943-02-13

provided that the new owner certi-
fies that he will be subject to the
same occupancy and marketing re-
qulrements as the original owner
4. The occupancy and marketing
requirements do not continue subse-
quent TO an involuntary transfer,
such as a mortgage foreclosure.
The new regulations also estab-
lish a simple procedure whereby the
owners Of the housing may apply
for modification of the occupancy
or marketing requirements or for
changes in sales price or rent levels.
All such requests will be filed with
the local field Offices of the Federal
Housing Administration, which will
transmit the requests to the MIA
for review.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Alexandra
Continued From Page Bib

Village corporation to build six
houses on Moncure drive at cost of
s4,416 each.
Other Areas Report.
Other real estate news from areas
Of nearby Washington included the
following:
In Fairfax County. Va, Commits
sioner OF Revenue James u. Kin
cheioe reports his Office issued &c
building permits with an estimated
valuation of $17,l50 during January
Thirteen permits were for new build
ings, valued at s9925, and l6 were
for Improvements, at s7,225. Valu-
alton was the lowest for the month
of January since 1886, when the
building permit ordinance became
effective.
County Clerk John M. Whalen re-
ports his Office recorded 292 deeds
and deeds of trusts in January, as
compared with 500 such instru-
ments, January, 1912.
Francis l.. Spalding of George
town has purchased from the Myrtle
E. Coleman estate the 250-acre farm
adjoining Westwood in Loudoun
County, Va
In Purcellvile, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Best have bought the house
and lot situated on West Main
street from the w. l.. Humphrey
estate, recently occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Carroll Paxson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Best have sold their
farm near Purcellville to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson of Wash
ington.
Loudoun Farm Purchases.
Lawrence w. Douglas, prominent
lawyer, and mis- brother, E. Lee
Douglas, real estate dealer. both OF
Arlington County, have bought the
farm of Mrs. Eta c. Graham, be-
tween Waterford and Lovettsville
David N. Rust, jr., of Leesburg
and Washington has added another
farm to his Loudoun County pos
sessions, the farm near Clarks Gap
known as the Bushong farm, re-
Gently a part of the estate of Ward
Loveless.
F. L. Spalding, foreign service
branch Of the State Department,
Washington, has purchased from the
Myrtle Coleman estate the 254-acre
property known as the White farm.
situated near Waterford, in Loudoun
County, Va. He will take possession
April /.
Maj. Hamilton Robinson, Wash
ington, has purchased from Mai
e. Suydam Cutting, New York. his
4oO-acre farm, equipment and live
stock, located near Zulla, Fauouiei
County. The farm is improved BY
large hunter stables, cattle barn.
and other farm buildings.
Maj. Robinson. who has beer
leasing Belvoir, estate of Mrs. Fair.
fax Harrison near The Plains, fol
the past two years, plans later t
erect residence on the farm, max,
his home there, and continue tn,
extensive farming, and cattle raisinj
operations begun by Maj. Cutting
Two well-knoWn Culpeper farm
changed hands during the past week
when Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch j. Levi
sold their country home, Glel
Arden, to Harry E Osgood of NeN
Hampshire, and the adjoining place
belonging to Mrs. Frank Lewis, wa
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Sterne 0
the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Leonardtown Building.
Al Leonardtown, Md-The Re
Reiz Construction Corp, builder
and contractors of st. Adams. N. Y
has been awarded a contract by til
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Real Estate Commission
Issues Brokers License

The Real Estate Commission OF
the District last week issued a real
estate brokers' license to Emma
Moore Scott, 1910 Thirty first street
NV.
Licenses as real estate salesmen
were issued to Demetre Cafadaris,
1l20 Vermont avenue NV: Andrew
Dracos. 913 Woodward Building. and
John M. Kirby, Woodward Building
A license as a business chance
salesman was issued to Demetre
Cafadaris. ll20 Vermont avenue
NV,
Evening star., 1943-02-13
RyIund Methodist

The Resources of ST. Paul" will
be the theme of the Rev. Karl G
Newell at II am. and Simple Chris
tianity' at pm. He will speak and
lead a discussion at 7 pm. on
Christian Courtship.'
Fifteen members of the church are
cooperating with the other churches
in the community in taking a re-
ligious census of a section of this
community.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Lincoln Road Methodist

At II am. tomorrow the Rev,
George H. Bennett will preach on
"Rediscovery of Lost Book"
The service at pm. will be given
over to celebration by Boy Scout
Troop % and its offiliated Cub Pack
Troop No. %, with the Rev. Linn C.
Drake, chief Scout executive of the
District of Columbia as guest Of
honor. Church Parade" will be
held.
Following the service refresh
ments will be served at pm. The
parents and friends of all members
Of both troop and cub pack and
the congregation are invited.
Evening star., 1943-02-13

support IOl SeLlleme0J WhlCn Will
leave Italy as unScarred as possible
after the war.
Mussolini's campaign TO curry
favor with the Vatican appears to
have been launched last December
with the publication of a sensational
article attacking the anti-Christjan
program of the Nazis. The article,
written by Prof. Francesca Orestano
Of the University of Rome. appeared
IN the monthly magazine, Gerarchia,
owned by II Duce and edited by his
nephew. Vito Mussolini.
Although mouthing the expected
pro-Axis sentiments, Prof. Orestano
declared that the highest Catholic
circles are greatly concerned over
lrrellglouS and anti-Christian tend
encleS in Germany fostered by the
Nazl party. He said the unity of
Europe was achieved on the basis
of Christianity, and recalled that
when attempts were made to abolish
Christianity the result was chaos.
He warned that religion is a problem
OF international interest and cannot
be relegated to position of person.
allied belief.
In a direct attack upon Nazi
methods Of achieving the new order
IN Europe, the Rome professor said:
II Europe needs maximum of
spiritual cohesion for her immediate
ana distant future, in order to at
tain the greatest possible degree of
unlflcation today, and to fulfill her
lntercontlnental mission tomorrow.
this cohesion can only arise from
the Christian idea. -"
Europe must again become for
the world the synonym of Chris
tlanlty. The Christian idea is the
only one in human moral and re-
llgious history which definitely es-
tapllshed the idea of human kind
ness. If doubt is cast on the Chris
tan idea, the principle of human
kindness is itself endangered. >. !.
To strike at the Christianity of
human beings, who need a social
existence as they need air to
breathe, is to strike at the roots of
the essential bonds between man
and man, and to force man into an
incurable dissociation. assigning him
once again the existence of an ami
mai. To try to create union be-
tween de-ChriStianized peoples is
like trying to erect building from
fragments, without using cement >
OrestanO then called upon Ger
many to bark to the voice of
Rome" asserting:
The genius of Rome, which has
founded the catholicity of law. the
cathoiiclty of the church-born uni
versal certainly, but organized by
Rome-the catholicity of humanism,
the catholicity of modern science, is
constitutionally the most ready for
the most experienced in, the over
coming of all individualisms and
their composition into a higher
spiritual continuity.
In Europe burdened with dis
with antagonisms, with
rlvalries. but also with precious hu-
man values. such continuity can
only be formed by adhering rigidly.
yet naturally TO the maxim of a
great Roman and Christian, St.
Augustine"
Friction in Norway.
Developments in Norway this week
highlighted possible friction between
Premier Vidkun Quisling and Nazi
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Eastern Presbyterian

When You Have Closed the
Door" will be the subject of the Rev.
William Nesbit Vincent tomorrow at
II a I'm. and at 7:3o pm, The Words
of God"
The church school staff will meet
at 7:45 pm. on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Augustono Lutheruns
To Hear Refuoee Posto,

AT the Augustana Lutheran
church tomorrow Race Relations
Sunday will be observed, with the
Rev. H. Karl Ladwig of Brooklyn,
N. Y. a German Jewish refugee
pastor in the Lutheran Augustana
SYNOD, as guest preacher. The
Lights Must Not Go Out" will be
his theme at IL am. and at 7:3o
pm. The Elder Brother of the
Prodigal Son" Dr. A. o. Helm
Will officiate at the altar at both
services.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Metropolitan Memorial

The Rev. Edward G.. Latch will
have for his topic tomorrow The
Value of Prayer"
The minister is available to the
students of the American Univer-
sity in the presidents Office on
Thursday from 80 to 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1943-02-13
Rules
Continued From Page B.

Continued From Page BID
occupancy and marketing provisions
which applied to the original owner.
3. The limitations on sale do not
apply to transfers of ownership
other than for occupancy purposes,
Evening star., 1943-02-13
The Week in Religion
Musso|ini Seeking Support of
Roman Catholic Church


Whatever other motives involved the appointment
Galeazzo Ciano Italian Ambassador
Of carefully plan
of high officials of the Roman Catholic Church
AS
also indicate attempt by
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
Silver Beaver Award Given
to Normal Faculty Member

taught az Port Huron and Britton,
serving as superintendent at Brit
ton
Dr.. Smith Is a Methodist. and a
Rolariap. His son. Roger, a medic.
al student at the University OF
Michigan-is an Eagle Scout.
Previous recipients of the Silver
Beaver include F. II. YoSt, Dr. T. S.
Langford John s. Page, William
lnglis. Floyd l.. Smith, T. B. Rider,
W Hackley Butler. Albert FiegeI,
Fl. p. Wagner, 0. +, Roszel, c. P.
Steimlo. Ira VI. Smith and Duane
Chamberlain
WashtcHaw-Liyiugston Boy Scout
Council officers elected for tho year
1914 are, Paul Tier president; K.
!. BOpini. Or. ". L. Smith, Pam
Niehaus. Alvin Gross. Rabbi J. VI.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

Cohen. vice presidents, r. P.
Wagner. treasurer; F. II. Yost and
Or r c. Ford, honorary commits.
sioners; Ira NJ. Smith. John S.
Page, C.. ?. Steimle, z. H. Chapelle,
representatives on National Coun.
Gill;
Members at large are Thurlow
Bodley, Albert Johnson, Dr. Floyd
Pcyton, DR.. Richard Boys. Clarence
Mum. Oscar Smith John Barr
Otto Haisley Herman Keller, Dr.
J. ?. Warren. David Stuart, Donald
Ford, Dr. Ross Allen, George Handy,
Leonard Menzi Rev. Raymon Bsir,
Harold lawson, Daniel Ling, DR.. L.
?. Elliott Harold Logan, o. f.
Roszel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

The award Of tho Silver Beaycr-
made each year by the Washtenaw.
Livingston Council for outstanding
service to Boyhood. has been pre-
sented TO DR. Harry L. Smith, head
Of the physics department OF the
Michigan State Normal College, in
recognition OF Dr. smiths many
years OF devoted service TO Scout
ing as troop committeeman, dis
trict chairman and as membcE OF
the Executive Board Of the Coun-
Gil.
Born In Ypsilanti. Dr. Smith was
graduated from Npsilari IIch
School and the Michigan State Nor
NAL College. He received his doc
tors degree from the University
OF Michigan. Before coming 10
the Normal College faculty. he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
THEY SAY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF State
Cordell Hull: SHOULD the German
people continue to follow their lead.
ers. they will sufier unprecedented
catastrophe. -
Indianapolis II. Ather.
ton, American Legion national COM
mander. 1T may come as a shock
10 millions OF Americans TO learn
that numbers OF our fighting
men. who we hail as heroes today
may actually be dependent on pnb-
lie charity tomorrow because OF
the failure OF reasonably efficient
settlement OF their claims"
misunderstanding OF the Navy
Frank Knox. commenting on the
second anniversary OF Pearl Har.
Dor Day: Some day soon We will
celebrate Unconditional Surrender
Day. But our task will be less
than half done when the last enemy
finally capitulates ours is a
war against a persistent, per.
verted concept Of power
Washington-Dr. William Hsber,
assistant executive director War
Manpower Commission: I'VE
(WMC) have been able 10 meet all
essential requirements without any
SUBSTANTIAL reduction in the civilian
standard OF living. Any reduction
has come because of rationing and
other factors, not from lack OF
manpoWer."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

NEW YORK -INS-About 500.civ.
ilians we're killed 49, injured in
Mondays Japanese air raid on Cal
cutta. the London radio reported
Tuesday. "A New Delhi communi-
cue announcing this says that more
than a third OF the casualties were
fatal. Military detectives suffered
only slight damage" the broadcast,
which was recorded at the CHS
listening station. said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

from the telephone. The A. r.
had been called to get confrma-
ton. There was no flash. 40 one
knew then, and no ono ever found
out, who had phouad the auditor
Jun. Marshall did not finish his
speech. ! could not help but think
today OF Marshall during those Is
minutes in 1917 as | read your
story Of his decision not TO take
the presidency"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

NEW Observation-Disclosures
OF a revolutionary new tclc2 &c
tool In the field OF electronics has
been announced by DR.. James Hill
lier OF the RCA laboratories. Or.
Hitler says that by means OF his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

"electron microaualyEer" scientists
can quickly and accurately Identify
PARTICLES OF matter as small as one.
hundred-thousandth OF an inch-for
instance, the head or tail OF a bac.
terium or virus.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
Today's Horoscope

You are affectionate. sincere,
eloquent in speech and moderate
ly ambitious If you have a BIRTH
day on this date You have
enough natural talent to accom-
plish. great things, but you lack
concentration and tenacIty. Lit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
DELIVERS GOODS

Detroit Dec S-INS-A Pearl
Harbor second anniversary report
by the automotiye council disclos-
ed Tuesday that the automobile in
dus'ry has delivered 13 billion dol
lars worth Of war goods to the arm,
ed forces. The yearly output now
stands at 10 billion dollars--a fig
Ure higher than the widest guess
made after Pearl Harbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08

you must meet the public, cult
vate tact. courtesy. patience and
all the other virtues to deal with
people who are not ladies and
gentlemen" but expect to be treat
ed as such
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

The Guild Samson. president;
Mrs Fred Wenmann vice president Atwood NcAndrev,
secretary; and Mrs. treasurer.
Elections OF the 10 IF Lodge resulted
Wingrove Noble Grand Iawon. grand; A.
Stone recording Seck financial secretary; Willis
Doph, treasurer; Richard year: Henry
Lawrence trustee for years; Prank
years
Election Of officers the WRC as follows:
Johnston; junior vice president Paine:
Miss Minnie Muaney; chaplain Mrs Carly conductor
Mrs Nellie Trip; and guard. Mrs Loue Anslcy.
Among the associate alumni and active members present
the annual initiation meeting Of Kappa honor
airy education fraternity we're Drs W. Putnam and W. C.
Hopes OF the Normal College faculty. Fuller
OF the Normal High School Egbe lsbe Manley Irwin and
Arold w. Brown.
Wedding George Hepncr and Miss t1,ua EIweu
Fifty Years Ago
Birth: To MI. and Nj. Goron daughter weigh, nine
pounds
sleigh ride party from city enjoyed am oyster sapr- at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Warner west OF town
Samuel Westiall was buried a. he-lr ITO
Of Mrs Julia Doyle and Oscar Weu The Hawkins House
lpsilanu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
INELuENZA DEATHS

Windsor, Ont. Dec. S-INS-The
first two deaths attributed to the
influen.' epidemic now sweeping
Windsor and several other sections
OF Ontario were reported Tuesday.
Those dead were Miss Mary Ben.
settle. 90 and Louis Ferrari. Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-08
A MODERN BAf1lEsAIPo OF
1HE FlRSI CLASS coS1S
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