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Evening star., 1943-08-28
Catholic Evidence Guild
Plans Park Sessions

The Washington Catholic Evi-
dence Guild has scheduled park
meetings on Sunday. In Franklin
Park from to pm. Vincent Sam
pietro will speak on the Catholic
practice of Devotion to Mary;
John Keating, Revelation" and
Gerard Mcguire. THE Existence OF
God" From 7:30 to $50 pm.
speakers will be Miss Alice, Hill and
Marius Risley.
From to pm. in Logan Cir
Gle Marius Risley and Matthew
Holmes will speak. From 7:30 to
$50 pm. James Norris has as his
subject Our Lady" and Edward
Lawler "The Necessity of Relig-
ion."
The public is invited to question
the speakers
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sensual celebration 50 noisy that
the sound Of it reached to Moses
on the mount.
When God Got Mad.
Many things God will stand, but
at one point He asserts Himself
in dignity and anger. He will not
accept second place Thou salt
have no other gods before me"
runs His eternal law. Every mod
ern form of idolatry-every putting
into first place in life some cherished
object or PRACTICES confronted by
the wrath of an offended Deity.
God must be God in all, else He
will not be God at ALL" Centered
in the story that is our lesson is
the awesome truth Of the SOW
ereignty of Jehovah.
So to Moses he said, Behold, 1t
is a stiff -necked people: Now there
fore let Me alone, that my wrath
may wax hot against them, and that
I may consume them" Moses, the
mediator, braved the indignation
of the affronted Jehovah and plead
ed for mercy. He even dared remind
God that His own honor In the sight
Of the heather was involved.
Nevertheless, Moses went down
and rebuked the people. and slew
5000 of them, and destroyed the
calf. making the idolaters drink of
the debris into which it was pulver-
lied. In his anger, the leader cast
away and broke the two tablets of
stone containing the Ten Command
as II to repudiate the great cove
nant.
Passing the Buck"
Upon his older brother, Aaron
who had been faithless in guiding
the people, Moses poured hot rebuke
Aaron proved his second-rate char
acter by trying to shove the blame
off upon the people; even intimatins
that the golden calf had made itself
Every alibist is a weakling. We have
been plagued by the Aaron type in
our war effort; the army calls 1t
passing the buck"
AS for Moses himself, with great
ness and dignity, he assumed before
Jehovah responsibility for the re-
creancy of his folk. He pleaded for
second chance for them.
So God forgave Israel, though He
withheld not punishment. That Is
the sort of God we worship and
follow.
The Sunday school lesson for
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Water Gote Programs

The Washington Water Gate
Committee announced series Of
"Galilean Programs" to be pre-
sented at the Water Gate on Sep
tember 6, 7 and 8. Labor Days
program will feature special OBJ
servances with labor leaders taking
part. Harry A. Jaeger, who has
travelled 100000 miles with the
fighting men will be the principal
leader.
The committee is headed by
George Herman Kendall, youth pas
tor-at-large of Washington.
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JOnn M. McNd-
mara, Auxiliary
Bishop of Balti-
more and WASH
ton, represent
ing t h e Most
Rev. Michael j.
Curley, Arch
bishop of Balti-
more and Wash
ington, will pre-
side. The jubi-
lee mass will be
celebrated b y
{ h e Rev. Will
liam j. McVeigh,
y a S or of the
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Lift Up Your Eyes!'
To Be Sermon Topic

Lift Up Your Eyes," will be the
sermon topic of the Rev. Walter G..
Borchers, ir., tomorrow at the First
Congregational Church.
The Wednesday game night for
service men and women and war
workers will be held at 7:30 pm.
At the service on Thursday at 7:30
pm. the Rev. Mr.. Borchers will have
charge.
Square dancing will be held Fri
day at $50 pm. followed by social
dancing at 1880 pm. Refreshments
will be served.
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r. !. Avenue Methodist

DR., Charles z. Forlines. vice
president Of Westminster Theologi-
cal Seminary, Westminster, Md,
will preach tomorrow morning on
External Life and How to Sc
cure It"
Charles E. Richardson will preach
In the evening service on What
1t Means to Be a Christian"
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Calvary.

The Rev. E. H. Tuller will preach
tomorrow morning on THE Use of
Sunday" and in the evening on
THE Return of God"
The midweek prayer service will
be conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Tuller
The deacons will convene for half
an hour proceeding the service to
meet with those desiring to unite
with the church.
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BrookIund Methodist

At IL am. DR.. S. Paul Schilling
will preach on Lift Up Your Eyes" /"
AT 7:30 pm. stereopticon slides, "In
the Highlands of Peru" will be
shown by Miss Mary Elizabeth Leon
ard. An informal fellowship for
young people will follow the eve
ming service.
The Board of Education will meet
Friday at 5 pm.
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Syracuse Cleric to Fill
Unitoriun Pulpit

The Rev. Robert Romig, minister
of the May Memorial CUnitarian)
Church, Syracuse, N Y, will preach
at the union service at All Souls
Church at IL am. tomorrow on
Spiritual Health and Practical Al
fairs" The Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church and the Uni
versalist National Memorial Church
are cooperating.
The Community Teen-Age recrea-
tion program tonight will feature
"Dr. Syn" and on September 4, Mad
About Music"
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Tokomo Park Boptists
To Hear Rev. C.. E. Deems

The Rev Charles E. Deems, Bap-
tist minister of Brunswick, N. j..
will be the guest preacher tomorrow
at II am. at the Takona Park Bap-
tlst Church. He is fellow alumnus
Of the Rev w. E. La Rue OF Colgate
Rochester Divinity School.
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Christians Boot Cruise

A city-wide Christians boat cruise
will be held September IA, Is and 16
from 7:30 to 10:30 pm. on the
Potomac River Lines. There will be
free tickets for service men, women
and pastors.
Homer Rodeheaver and Harry
Jeager are in charge of arrange
ments.
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Claxton Broadway Temple Methodist
Church New will be
of the Organized Bible Class Association at Western Maryland
College, September as
year speaking weekly
Blue Network Building Spiritual Morale theme selected
or
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Petworth Methodist

The guest preacher tomorrow will
be DR.. John E. Bentley of American
University. His subject at II am.
will be "A Parable in Bronze" The
service at 7:30 pm. is in charge of
the young people and will be led by
Herb Lewis. The speaker will be
Jack Prichard. The Scripture will
be read by Irene Edwards and Jean
Shaffer will offer the evening
PRAYER.
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HamIine,

DR. Lucius c. Clark, former chan
cellor of the American University,
will preach at IL am. on Il Love
Life"
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Norfh Wa chin rtOp

DR.. John E. Briggs will be the
guest speaker at II am. His topic
will be The Mission of New
Testament Church"
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ana J. COulQ nOJ
talk with him,
though I wanted
to probe his pur-
pose in erecting
crosses on ST.
nai's h e ! & h t S.
Has he become
obsessed wi t h
t h e sub / i'm e
truth that high
er than the
Mountain of the
Law rises the
symbol Of re-
demption; that
Christ has SUI
perceded MoSeS2,
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John Wesley A, M. r.. z.

The Rev. David Prince Thomas
jr., assistant minister, will preach
tomorrow morning and the Rev
w. T. Kennedy at night.
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ST paul'S Community.

At IL am. DR.. Tillman r. Brady
will preach on God at Quebec"
and at 7:3o pm. on Backing the
Attack" Tuesday, 8 pm, young
peoples activities; Friday, pm.
Happy Hour with Bibles led by
Deacon Highsmith.
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Francis Asbury.

DR., Robin Gould will preach at
II am. on THE Way of Life" and
at 8 pm. on Winning Losers"
On Thursday at 8 pm, he will
speak on Two Trinities."
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ALesson for the Week
By WILLIAM T. ELLIs.

Riding camel the toward Mount
struck the
approaching attributed
astery OF ST. Katherine AS
formation the
feet high made of wrought iron
At
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Good Will (ColoredD

DR.. James L. Pinn will conduct
services at the Occoquan Work
House at 10 am. At II am. the
Rev. James M. Cranberry will
preach. At 2 pm. DR.. Pinn will
conduct services at the District
Jail. In the evening he will speak
on Growing in Grace"
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Metropolitan Memorial.

DR.. Chesteen Smith, who retired
from active service when pastor of
this church, will speak on "Observa-
tions and Convictions After 50 Years
in the Gospel Ministry" tomorrow
morning.
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Other Services
Anglo Saxon.

ANgIO- SaXOn.
THE New World Coming" will be
the topic of Dr. Charles o. Benham,
author and publisher of Joliet. ILL.,,
at 8 pm. Sunday at GA E street
NV. Bible students specially in
vited This Is the first of a series
on The Signs of the Times"
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Rr0nkland.

DR.. M. G. Smith will preach Sum-
day morning and evening after an
absence of more than month. His
topic at II a m will be Shoes of
Iron,' and at 7.45 pm. Our Living
Faith"
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Aidersgate.

The Rev. DR.. Chauncey c. Day,
pastor of Dumbarton Avenue Meth
odist Church, will preach at Alders-
gate at II am. on THE Dimensions
of the Gospel" The Rev. F. L. Nor
rison will preach morning and eve
ming at Dumbarton Avenue.
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Zion.

The Prophets Postwar World"
will be the subject at $50 and II
am. of the Rev Edward G. Goetz.
With this $50 m. service the
summer schedule of early services
will be concluded. Beginning Sep
tember 5 only the IL am. service
will be held.
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Bethany.

The Rev. M. P. German will speak
tomorrow morning on Behind the
Show Window" Horace L. Steven
son will speak in the evening service
The meeting, Wednesday at 7:30
pm, will be in charge of the Wo-
mems Society.
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Emory.

The Rev. Nelson Pierce will be
guest minister at II am. A special
service will be presented at 7:l5 pm.
under the direction of C. Wilfred
Smith, choir director.
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DR.. Gould Wickey will be the guest
minister Sunday at II am. DR..
Wickey, former pastor of this
church, is the executive secretary
OF the Board of Education of the
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Rehoboth (Co1ored) =.

"The Wheat and the Tares 2" Is
the theme of the Rev. Mr.. Johnson,
which will conclude his Sunday
morning sermons on the Parallels
of Jesus. At pm. his topic will
be Three Things in the Hand of
Jesus"
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Brethren
Washington CITY

At II am. DR.. Charles E. Resser
will speak on Called as Apostles"
and at 8 pm. on "A Vital Fra
GRANGE" Prayer service will be on
Friday evening.
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Baptist
Wisconsin Avenue.

Evangelist Dale S.. Crowley will
be the guest preacher for both SER
vices tomorrow. THE Grace of
God" will be his topic at II am and
The New Birth" at pm.
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McKendree Methodist

Walter A. Graham, director of the
young audit work of the Baltimore
Conference, will speak at II am.
The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
return to his pulpit September S.
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ST. Cyprian' S Parish
Plans Observance Of
Golden Jubilee

An elaborate program is being
prepared for the observance of the
golden jubilee of St. Cyprian's
parish, starting on September 10.
On the opening day the Most Rev.
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Our Redeemer (Colored)

The Rev. James H. Somersille
will preach at / am. on THE Judg-
ment Of God On a Perverted Ma
ton"
Services every Thursday at $50
pm. beginning September 2.
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pm. The Rev. H. U. Pierce will
preach. In the evening the pastor
will preach on The Temptation at
MONDAY"
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Third fColOred).

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Bowie. a re-
turned missionary from Africa, will
be the guest speaker at II am. and
8 pm.
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United Lutheran Church in America.
Joseph WINNER will preside at the
business meeting of the Sunday
School on Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Christian
Fifteenth Street.

The Rev. Leslie L. Bowers, sr..
has returned from his vacation and
will preach at II o'clock on Giant
hood"
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Waugh.

The guest preacher at II am. will
be the Rev. william D. Keene. No
evening service.
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Chevy Chase.

The Rev. j. George Butler Of New
Haven, Conn, will preach at II am.
DR.. Glover johnson, who was sched-
uled to speak, will not be present
due to serious illness of his father.
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Methodist
ST. pauI.

While the Rev. Pierpoint Is on
vacation tomorrow, Maj. R. J. Hon.
eywell, chaplain U. S. A., and assist
ant to the chief of chaplains. will
conduct the II o'clock services.
There will be no evening services
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Temple.

DR.. Rusuf w. Weaver, past execu-
tive secretary of the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention, will
preach at the morning service on
THE Religious Issues of the Present
War" The Rev. Virgil M. Hobbs
will preach at pm on THE Com
bat-First Timothy. Chapter g."
Prayer meeting on Wednesday.
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Park View.

The Rev. Robert Voorus will be
guest minister tomorrow morning
and evening in the absence of the
Rev. George M. Anderson, who is on
his vacation.
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AtOnement.

The subject of the sermon at II
am. is Impending Dangers" by
the Rev. Howard E. Snyder.
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East Washington Heights

The Rev. Arthur G. Heath will
preach on Faith and Action" at II
am.
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Lutheran
Grace.

DR.. Bernard Holm, guest minister.
will preach tomorrow morning on
IF Jesus Cameo"
The Rev. DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski
plans to return for the services on
September S.
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Free Methodist.

The Rev. Walker Mayfield, former
district superintendent, will preach
at the East Washington Park
Church at II am. and pm.
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Albright Memorial

Guest preachers will feature both
services on Sunday. In the morning
Chaplain G. B. Funderburke of the
office Of the chief of chaplains will
preach. The Rev. Lewis E. Briner
of the Cheverly Community Church
will be the preacher at 8 pm
The Rev. George E. Schnabel is
on q vacation.
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Rerean fCoIored) .

On Sunday morning the Rev
James D. Pair, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Brentwood, Md,
will preach on Doing One Thing. 3"
The Rev. Theodore r. Peters will
officiate.
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Metropolitan Wesley A. M.E.z.

AT IL am. the Rev. C. C. Ellis,
OF Springfield, Mass, will be the
guest preacher. At 8 pm, the Rev.
Mrs. Euella Ephraim will preach.
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School Of Truth.

Mrs. Virginia Neuhausel, founder
and director of the school. 1927 H
street NV, announces the follow
ing meetings: Sunday. II am, Miss
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Knox Orthodox,

The morning message is second In
series on Romans 8, 'The Holy
Spirit Inspires Hopeful Desires and
Effectual Prayers" At night the sub
ject is Praise Precedes Blessing
Services at 1916 Vermont avenue
NV.
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The Women's Bible Glass of
North Washington Baptist Church
will have Mrs. Jean Holland as
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Congress Street.

In the absence of the Rev. D. K,
Sturgis. on vacation, DR.. Elmer l..
Kayser, dean of the George Wash
ington University, will preach at
the morning service. There will be
no evening service.
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Union.

Dr. Selwyn K Cockrell will preach
at II am. on Shut in or Shut Out" 4"
and at 8 pm. on Living in Love" :"
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Congregational

Peoples (Col0red).
At IL am. sermon on Not With
out Honor" by the Rev. A. B. Fisher.
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FnwOrth.

In the absence of DR.. Harry Evaul,
the Rev. Robert Parker of Bedford,
Va, will preach. For the evening
Evening star., 1943-08-28

DR.. viii m e r
Souder of the
National Bureau
of S t a n d ards
will be the guest
teacher tomor-
row morning for
the G ov e nant
Summer B | b | e
G ! SIS of the
Covenant . First
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Georgia Glasmann speaks on Pre-
serving the Temple of the Soul";
Friday, pm. student leader con-
ducts the public meeting in Spirit
ual Laws"
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Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. H. r. Deal will speak
at II am. on "A Religion of Re
demption"
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Potomac Heights Community.
Dr. Robert Melvin Charles will
preach at II am. on "History's Full
fillment."
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service at 7:30 the Young Peoples
Department will have charge, later
turning it over to the Rev. William
E. Firth of Silver Spring and Coles
vile, Md.
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Wilson Memorial.

The Rev. Allan F. Poore will
preach at II am. on Lets Make
Something New" No evening serv-
ice until September 19.
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Baha'i Lecture.

Bahai Lecture.
c. Irving Hansen, management
engineer. will speak at the BahaI
Hall, 1908 I street NV, at Sis
pm. Sunday on "A World Commun-
ity."
Each Sunday, at IL am. Miss
Leona Barnitz conducts the class to
study THE Chosen Highway"
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Tunton -Temple Memorial.

Dr. Bernard Braskamp will have
as his subject, I'VE Would See
Jesus"
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EidbroOke.

In the absence of the Rev. E. A.
Lambert. Lay Leader Alden w.
Hoage will speak Sunday on Chris
tan Principles in Our Constitution. J."
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Divine Science.
MY Work" is the subject Of the
lesson sermon tomorrow at II am.
by the Rev. Grace Patch Faus at
$500 Sixteenth street NV.
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Th Sunday school lesson for
August 20 Is, "IraePs Sin and
Restoration" n."-Ex0dus, xxxii., "a.
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Second (Colored) .

DR.. j. L. S. Halloman will preach
at II am. on The Passage of the
Red Sea" The Missionary Society
will conduct a special service at 4
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White Cross.

The White Gross Church of
Christ will hold services on Wednes-
day at pm. at 1910 Ontario place
NV. The Rev. Jane B. Coates will
speak on by the Waters of Babylon
I Sat Me Down and Wept," followed
by healing and message service
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lexington.
Park

The Rev D. Hobart Evans, pastor
Of the Hyattsville Presbyterian
Church, will be guest preacher to-
morrow at II am.
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Israel Metropolitan c. M. f..
General class at IL am; 8 pm,
request program.
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Presbyterian

FTeSUyteIJuH
Central.
Topics of DR.. James H. Taylor are: 4:
At II am, THE Road to Unity;
8 pm, Miracles of Healing"
lexington.
At II am. the Rev. Henry B.
Wooding will preach. Special SER
vice on Thursday evening.
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work the making and setting up of
these crosses, first laboring at the
forge, and then climbing the toll
some SUBMITS. He had no English
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6 u e S t speaker
tomorrow morn
ing. Her sub
ject will be The
Way to Restora-
ton"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN-.
GAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

[lRA 81, 1CiO
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that fiji
teen days after the date posted,
the undersigned proposes to sell
alcoholic beverages at these premis-
eS, described as follows:
NV Cor. Hwy 80 and Sunset Blvd,
Seeley, California.
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned is applying to the State
Board of Equalization for issuance
of an alcoholic beverage license (or
licenses for these, premises as fol-
lows:
ON-SALE BEER
Anyone desiring TO protest the
issuance of such license (s) may
file a verified protest with the
State Board of Equalization at
Sacramento, California, ting
grounds for denial as provided b..
law. The premises are now IL
censed for Ine sale of alcoholic
beverages.
REMIGIC ALVAREZ and
GEORGE B. PULLENZA.
NO. 00) APO
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
THREE LITTLE WORDS

(ChriStian Science Montor)
One of the old vaudeville circuit Jokes
used to employ the dapper young man
who asked the pretty young thing, What
are the three sweetest words in our Ian
guage?"
The three sweetest words?" she would
repeat for the slow of comprehension.
Yes, the three sweetest Words,' he
would affirm for the benefit of the boys
in the top gallery where the acoustics
were poor
THE three sweetest words" she would
coyly reply, ARE: Enclosed Please Find"
We can imagine that the California
shipyard worker, described by Represen-
tative Hagen in Washington the other
day, would agree. This worker, pa
triotic "Okie, went to his foreman and
said that his wife had Just lost her job;
so he'd have to find place where he
could earn little money.
The foreman wanted to know what was
the matter with the wages he was earn
ing.
What wages" the puzzled worker
demanded. Whereupon it developed he
had been working for nine months at
rates of about a dollar an hour under
the impression he was Just voluntarily
helping Uncle Sam, and that his wife
was supporting him while he did it.
We can imagine his surprise when the
foreman patiently explained that those
lite slips he had been standing in line
to collect each week, and which he had
fortunately stuffed into convenient
pocket, actually had a definition no less
sweet than that of the days of the Palace
Pantages', the Hippodrome, Keith's, and
the Orpheum.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
WE CAN BE PROUD
OF OUR TROOPS

As the IumSlan war progresses, be-
cause American troops have not cap
tured the stellar spot in the show, many
have wondered just how our men, mate
rial and planes really proved up under
actual war experience. Reading every
thing obtainable which might shed light
upon the subject most of us haven't
known just what to conclude.
For that reason, the summary present
ed by David Lawrence in his worthwhile
United States News comes as most well
come refreshment. Lawrence states that
our planes and pilots proved tops. Just
that. He says our tanks and field guns
also proved as good as, or better than,
similar German equipment.
Our troops under General Patton did
good work, but not exceptionally spec
tacular because the roles accorded them
were not OF q spectacular nature, Lawr-
ence says. Only 10000 to 10000 men
W re assigned to cover a 100 mile line
along the western edge of the Tunisian
corridor, primarily to hold and commit
nuisance attacks so as to weaken the
main north and south battle lines. This
was we'll executed. it was said Advances
were made where little if any had been
expected.
We are willing to accept Lawrence's
roundup as the lest obtainabe and heave
a sigh of relief and satisfaction. Ameri
can brains and planning and grit still
seems to be right up to par, still are
characteristics of which we can be proud
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
STILL OUR GOVERNMENT.
WE ASSUME
(Ontario Daily Raport


In their anxiety to help win this war;
the newspapers have leaned over back
ward to censor themselves. With only
occasional, usually unintentional lapses.
they have diligently needed the requests
of President Roosevelt's censorship agen-
cieS, though they were under no legal
compulsion to do so.
When the President made his famous
secret tour of the nation the newspapers
cooperated, against their better judg
ment, to tie point of absurdity as many
of you remember. For better reasons
they observed the same silence when Mr.
Roosevelt went to Casablanca.
This was not done without anxiety.
Nobody knows better than working news
papermen how the demands of public
officials grow, once any slight conces-
sion has been made in the withholding of
news.
1t has been supposed that President
Roosevelt delighted in the giVe-and-take
of press conferences, the battle of wits
between skilled cross-eXaminers and re-
luctant witness With his power to turn
caustic at Will-without comeback from
interviewars who. as man to man, could
pin his ears back-and to terminate the
conferences if the pressure became too
great, the President never has appeared
to need armed guards to preserve his
secrets.
But it seems that he must have enjoyed
tie easier pickings at Casablanca, when
the correspondents could not do any fer
reting and had to accept canned news
without even the privilege of asking
questions.
Having imposed such terms in the
battle area, where they obviously were
justified, he now seeks to impose them
on the home front. where no question of
security is involved, where
no military secrets are to be protected.