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siStance to the new order. They
are uniting in an uncompromising
opposition to anti-Semitism.
Urge Peace Offer.
A group of British churchmen this
week proposed to Prime Minister
Winston Churchill that peace
offer be made to peoples of Axis
countries "the moment it becomes
apparent that the prospect of vic
tory lies within our grasp"
The churchmen, members of an
unofficial organization named Chris
tianity Calling, said the peace offer
should assure Axis peoples of a
fair place in the new economy of
world freedom to be established"
Such q courageous act OF moral
restraint is likely to have four val
liable effects" the churchmen said
in an open letter to the Prime
Minister.
IF successful, this action would
save a vast holocaust of precious
lives that the invasion of Europe
must entail. 1t would vindicate the
constantly avowed humanitarian
purposes of the United Nations. 1t
would raise enormously the moral
standards and hopes of mankind
which are so terribly depressed by
the war 1t would assure the Axis
peoples that they have nothing to
fear in forsaking their present
leaders"
The American churches were
urged this week not to ask for a
negotiated peace, or to countenance
anything less than a military and
diplomatic solution in accord with
the Four Feedoms and the Atlantic
Charter.
This advice was given by several
churchmen at an interdenomina-
tional win the war and win the
peace" conference at Durham, N. c.
DR.. Henry A. Atkinson, general
secretary of the Church Peace
Union, told the gathering that vic
tory must be complete" in the pres
ent war.
There can be no compromise, "
he stated; there can be no adjusted
or negotiated peace. We are COM
mitted to win the war and win 1t
on the battlefield. Anything short
Of armed victory will make impos-
sible the establishment OF the kind
of peace we want"
The Church Peace Union is spon-
soring series Of church confer
ferences throughout the country to
further the idea that there can be
no just peace without victory and
that Americans must organize for
peace while the war is being won.
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Josh Lee Will Speak
AT Chevy Chase Baptist

Josh Lee, a member of the Civil
Aeronautics Board, will speak to-
morrow morning at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. The service will
be in observance of George Wash
ngton's birthday anniversary.
A feature will be the unveiling of
a service flag made by Mrs Mabel
H Test, whose son, Robert Test, is
on the church's roll of honor. The
flag will have over so stars. A wall
plaque with the names of the mem
bers in service also will be unveiled
It was made by Frank L. Griffin
and lettered by John B. Clark
George B. Fraser will have charge
of the reception of Government
bonds and stamps to be turned over
to the building fund of the church.
At 6 pm. tea for young people
and servicemen will be held
The Wednesday devotional service
will be led by the Rev. Edward o.
Clark on the topic Making the
Bible Useful Today"
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Mount Vernon Methodist
To Mark Laymen's Day

DR.. John w. Rustin, minister of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. will preach at Client Meth
odist Church, Norfolk, tomorrow
on the occasion of the 40th ami
versary of that church.
Tomorrow is celebrated as lay
mems day. Representative George
H. Mahon of Texas will deliver the
address at 9 am. representative
Fritz G.. Lanhsm of Texas will speak
at II am. on "The Essence of Vic
tory"
The Rev. Nelson Pierce will speak
at the junior church service at
ii m.
Mrs. James Shera Montgomery.
wife of the chaplain of the House of
Representatives will show a moving
picture, Mediterranean Mosaics.''
at pm.
The religious moving picture The
Man at the Gate" will be shown
tomorrow at pm. and pm.
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layman's Day Planned
Al HamIine Methodist

"Layman's day" will be observed
at Hamline Methodist Church at II
am. tomorrow Representa- tive
Sparkman of Alabama will deliver
an address on Methodist Men in
World reconstruction" A service
flag in honor of the u men and
women in the armed forces will be
presented at the service. Others par
ticipating in the service will be
Lester /. Fansher Harry A. Ravens.
William l.. Evans. G. Raymond Will
helm, DR.. Page NICK. Etchison and
Frank L. Smith.
At 6:45 pm. Mrs. E. r. Rochester
will tell of her experiences and i'm
pressions while travelling through
Mexico. At 1880 pm. an address
will be given by Catholic priest on
The Work of the Catholics in Latin
America"
The Church Board Of Education
will meet at pm. Monday.
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that the central war aim of the
United States is. or should be, the
achievement of brotherhood among
the peoples of the world.
Heretofore, the annual observance
of Brotherhood Week has had a
strictly American emphasis. This
was in line with a policy of the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews, laid down by one of its
founders, the late Newton D. Baker,
Secretary of War during World War
I. Mr.. Baker held that the aim of
the conference should be the crea-
ton of good will among Protestants.
Catholics and Jews in the United
States only, mot because I want to
limit and localize my interests, but
because it seems to me more prac-
teal
This feeling resulted from Mr..
Bakers concern that activity in the
foreign field might stir up religious
and racial prejudice in the United
States. He believed that the Amer
lean example of Justice and rea-
sonableneSs' would be more power
full in other countries than open
agitation in these countries against
their practices.
The war has changed the picture
considerably, however, and this year
the Brotherhood Week observance
was planned with definite eye to
its world impact, and particularly
its effect upon the peoples of Europe.
Rejecting the feeling of the re-
ligious forces of the United States,
the conference decided that BROTH
erhood must be presented as a dy-
manic war aim, committing the cur
rent Goebbels propaganda line that
the United Nations plan to enslave
the German people.
President Roosevelt, in a letter in
dorsing the observance, pointed up
brotherhood as war objective. I'VE
are fighting for the right of men to
live together as members of one
family rather than as masters and
slaves the President said I'VE
are fighting that the spirit of BROTH
erhood, which we prize in this coun-
try, may be practiced here and by
free men everywhere. 1t is our
promise to extend such brotherhood
earth-wide which gives hope to all
the world"
In Germany and most of the
occupied countries there are signs
Of new brotherhood among church.
men which may have a salutary
effect upon the masses after the
war. Protestants and Catholics are
working together in a common re-
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Metropolitan Baptist
Will Hear DR.. Ball

"A Character Conception Of Christ.
or What Know About Gods Son"
will be the theme Of DR.. John Comp
ton Ball at IL am. tomorrow at
Metropolitan Baptist Church.
At 7:45 pm, the assistant pastor,
the Rev. John M. Ballbach, will
speak on Laid Before the Lord"
On Thursday at pm, a 30
minute broadcast by the young
people will be heard over Station
WWDC.
On February 81, the church will
be IS years old. The anniversary
will be celebrated February % by
the burning of the mortgages as the
church is now free of all indebted
ness. Former members are invited,
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Dr.. Hastings TO Speak
AT Thursday Service

THE Man Who Doubted" is the
subject of DR.. j. Warren Hastings
on Thursday evening in the Social
Hall of the National City Christian
Church. In this address the local
minister will make a thorough study
of one of the most noted characters
in the Bible.
A family dinner will be served at
6:15 o'clock. Those planning to at
tend are asked to make reservations
through the church Office, National
$3.50. before Wednesday noon. The
public is invited.
The Sense of Hearing" is the
subject of DR.. Hastings tomorrow
morning in the church. This is the
third sermon in the series on THE
Parallels of Jesus" which is being
delivered by the local minister.
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Senator Wiley to Speak
At Trinity Methodist

Senator Wiley OF Wisconsin will
give the special laymen's message
at IL am. tomorrow at Trinity
Methodist Church.
The Heart of Social Reform" is
the title Of the sermon to be given at
100 pm. by the Rev. Daniel w.
Justice.
Members of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian youth group will be
guests of the Trinity Epworth
League group of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship at a buffet sup
per at S pm.
The Board OF Education will meet
at 8 pm Wednesday.
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Gene Tunney to Speak
On Church Program

DR.. Rudolf A. Clemen, formerly
of this city and now Of Princeton,
N. j., will preach at Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church at IL am. to-
morrow. His topic will be Every
body's Altar" DR.. Clemen, a former
teacher of the Clyde Kelly Bible
Glass, will be their guest at 10 am.
The Rev. v. P. Thomas. student
at Princeton Theological Seminary,
will speak at $50 pm. on Chris
tan Work in India" at 7:30 pm. on
Should India Be Free?" and at s:15
pm. on "India-Hinduism, Islam or
Christianity"
DR.. Theodore D. Martin will speak
at a supper meeting at pm. on
Christian Idea Of Man"
Comdr. Gene Tunney, former
heavyweight champion, will be the
speaker at the annual father-son
program at 7:3o pm. Friday. The
program will also include an &C
Gordon trio and tight-rope walker.
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Church Will Be Host
For Masonic Proorom

The Ninth Street Christian
Church will be host church for the
annual George Washington memo
rial service of the Masonic Orders
tomorrow night The service will
be sponsored by the Myron M.
Parker Lodge, OF which the Rev.
Carroll c. Roberts is chaplain.
Other groups which have been
invited include Naval, Anacostia,
Joseph H. Milans Lodges and the
Advisory Board Of Masonic Clubs Of
the District OF Columbia. Mr.. Rob-
ert's sermon topic will be ION
Guard"
The subject at the 1880 a m. sew
ice will be Perfect Fellowship"
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Wilson Memorial Methodist

At II am. DR.. Chauncey C. Day
will preach on THE Accepted Time"
The campaign to raise a good sum
for church improvements is under
way. 1t will continue until Joasn
Day, May Is.
The pastor will preach on Con-
quest Of Appetite and Greed" at 8
pm.
Wilson Church is cooperating
with the Washington Federation OF
Churches in its campaign.
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Mortgage to Be Burned
At All Saints Church

At ali Saints Episcopal Church
tomorrow at the II o'clock service
the congregation will make a special
feature of burning the mortgage
notes.
The vestry and the officers of the
organizations of the parish will be
in the chancel and participate in the
actual burning of the notes. These
officials will be the vestry: Ward
T, Bower, Lester G. Wilson, F. I.
Ray, T. D. Blackstone, w. M. Steu-
art, r. J Potbury, J. Slater David
son, F. D. Gwynn; warden, K. S.
Barry; treasurer, j. Eliot Moran;
organist, w. H. Taylor; register,
George w Dalzell; representing the
Sunday school, F. H. Myers. A. P.
Savage; representing the auxiliaries,
Mrs A. L. Selke, Mrs. A. G.. Zim-
norman; representing the Altar
Chapter. Mrs j. E. Cochrane; rep
resenting the Daughters of the King,
Mrs F. S. Westbrook; representing
the Rector's Aid, Mrs. J. I. Rich
srds, Mrs. E. Swavelyy, Mrs. j. D.
Northrop,
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Ohio Minister at
N. Y. Ave. PRESBYTERIAN

The Rev Fred z. Luchs, minister
Of the Community Presbyterian
Church Of Athens, Ohio. will be the
guest speaker at the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
At II q m. he will have for his topic.
Jesus and Practical Religion" and
at 8 pm. "Religion-Burden or
Blessing?"
The Rev. Mr.. Luchs is a graduate
of Franklin and Marshall College
and Eastern Theol Ngical Seminary
at Lancaster, Pa. and he studied at
Chicago Theological Seminary and
the University Of Chicago He has
travelled extensively in Europe and
in 1899, was one Of 10 ministers from
this country to exchange pulpits
with English ministers
The Rev. George W Burroughs,
assistant minister. will speak on
Thursday at 8 pm.
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Dr.. Robinson's Topic
Will Be Sins Limit

The minister of Calvary Metho-
dist Church, DR.. Orris Gravenor
Robinson. will preach at II am. to-
morrow on Sins Limit and at
pm. on "A Reed in the Wind" The
evening service will be held in the
Guild Hall with fellowship at BIAS
O'Clock.
At 7:30 pm. Friday a Red Gross
first aid course will be started in the
church office. Any one in the conf
munity interested will be welcome
AT tbs pm. Wednesday the choir
will be the guests of the Official
Board at banquet at the Kenesaw
Reservations can be made with w
Elvood Baker.
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All Souls Church Glass
TO Hear Mrs. Peck

Mrs. WHY'S Peck, for 30 years
resident in the Orient as the wife
of a minister and diplomat, will ad-
dress the current problems class at
All Souls Unitarian Church at 10
m. tomorrow on Life in Japan,
China and Thailand.' At the same
time Rabbi Harry Silverstone will
continue his course of lectures on
the Talmud before the comparative
religion class, speaking on "Medi-
cine and the Talmud,"
The Ultimate Gospel" is the sub
ject of DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce at
II am. A picture at 7:30 pm. will
be Always in My Heart"
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DR.. H. 5. Anderson TO Speak
On There Is STRENGTH

There Is Strength" is the topic
of DR.. Howard Stone Anderson at
II am. tomorrow at the First Con-
gregational Church.
A motion picture on the theme
Know Your Americas" will be pre-
sented at s pm.
Young Women's Club after its Sis
pm. dinner will stage its annual
white elephant sale, with the Rev.
Walter Borchers as auctioneer.
A dinner and meeting will be held
Thursday at pm. Mrs. David E.
Brown, superintendent of the Mid :
die Atlantic Conference. will speak
Square and ballroom dancing will
be held Friday from $50 pm. to
midnight.
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Catholic Retreutunts
Plan Communion Mass

At a meeting of the officers at
the Wa gton Archdiocesan
League for laymens retreat at Man
resa arrangements we're perfected
for the annual communion mass
of all Washington retreatants at
St. Matthews Cathedral on March
7 at 8 am, the Most Rev Bishop
Mcnamara pontificating. Every re-
treatant will be expected to bring
the manual used at the Retreat
House
Following the mass they will go
to the new Statler Hotel for break
fast. The spiritual director, Rev.
Robert S. Lloyd, will speak
The Executive Committee chair
man, John P Macdonald. assisted
by a staff of officers, will have charge
of all arrangements.
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Memorial Church of God

The Rev. I. W. Ketchum will de-
liver the sermon tomorrow at II
m, the Rev. Esther M Boyer an
nounces, Mrs. Helen Day will
preach the sermon at pm.
The Rev. Mrs. Boyer will be in
Reading. Pa, on Sunday to deliver
the sermon for the occasion Of the
mortgage burning Of the congrega-
ton there.
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Youth Group to Hear
Walter Macdonald

Walter Macdonald will speak to-
night in the Christian Youth and
Servicemen's meeting at Almas
Temple.
From $50 to 7;30 pm. free sup
pers are served to men of the armed
forces by the Christian Business
Girls Association A broadcast over
VOL will take place at pm. under
the direction Of Glenn Wagner
president of the Washington Bible
Institute.
The public is invited to the meet
ing, which begins at 7:45 pm.
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National Baptist TO Hold
Annual Day Of Prayer

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor of
Nationa, Baptist Memorial Church,
announces for his subject at IL IN.
Sunday. ooh, Washington, Wash
ington' His sermon will be pre-
paratory to the day of prayer, which
for rs years has been held in the
church on Washington's birthday
anniversary. 1t will be held from
1890 to o'clock Monday.
The evening service will be con-
Quoted by Morgan Gates of the
Eastern Baptist Theological Sem
mary of Philadelphia.
The pastors class for boys and
girls meets at 7 pm. Thursday.
DR.. J. r. Andrus will continue the
teaching of the book. 1T Began in
Burma" at pm. Thursday.
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Evangelist to Speak
In Constitution Hall

Evangelist Robert l., Boothby,
Bible lecturer, who is conducting
Bible lecture campaign in Consti-
tuition Hall, will speak tomorrow
night on The Future of the Jews
and the End of the War of the
Nations"
During the week, Evangelist
Boothby and his party will be heard
at the Bible Auditorium, Fifth and
F streets NV, Tuesday through
Friday nights. Also daily on Radio
Station VOL. at Gas am. Sunday,
and at ll:45 am, Monday through
Friday; also on Station WWDC
Sunday at 745 pm. Sunday, and
at 6:l5 pm, Monday through
Friday.
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Dr.. Crawford to Speak
At Calvary Baptist

DR.. Clarence w. Crawford, min
lister at Calvary Baptist Church. will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Gross We Hold, Holds Us" and in
the evening on Tired In, But Not
Tired Of"
The Rev. Edwin H. fuller, associ-
ate minister, will conduct the Junior
church service tomorrow morning.
The advisory council will hold a
special business meeting at the close
of the morning service, with r. B.
Kennard presiding
The quarterly meeting of the
church and congregation was post
poned to February "a.
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Tukomu Lutheran

Bidders on the Market OF Life"
IS the topic OF Rev. J Adrian Pfelffer
81 II am. tomorrow. The Lions
Club Of Tskoma Park will he guests.
The Rev Mr. Pfelffer will speak
ct 7 pm, on Entering the Kingdom
of God"
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The Week in Religion
Outlook for Brotherhood
Declared More Hopeful
BY Religious News Service.

The 10th Brotherhood Week opened Yesterday
the National
Although the this
fare than the number
munie throughout the
indication widespread
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