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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

No. 90 ola Series cqygt4 loas Brsvpg haua, Foundation
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23
Names Make News

Mrs. Edward T. Weaver recently
entertained with a dinner party at
her home, 731 George street, honor
ing her husband. Edward T. Weaver,
who left to enter the Armed Forces
Camp Lee, Va, on Sept. II.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

DR. Phillip J. Hirshman, a captain
in the Army Medical Corps, who has
spent the past several months in
Africa, returned to his post last
week, after spending a furlough at
his home on Oak Hill avenue.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Robert Lynn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Lynn, East Irwin avenue,
left last week to enter the junior
class at Washington and Lee Uni
versity, Lexington, Va.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Miss Bernice Davidson has re-
turned to West Virginia University,
after spending the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Davidson, this city.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Seaman &c Irving r. West has re-
ported back to Sampson, N. Y, af-
ter spending a five-day furlough
with his mother, Mrs l. West, Ian
vale street, Upon his return he
found that he had been ordered
to the U. S. Naval Amphibious
Training Base, Solomons Branch
Washington, D. C.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Staff Sgt Clyde w. Grove has re-
turned to his post at Camp Forrest,
Tenn, after visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Grove, Sharpsburg.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Taylor, Gap
land, gave party for Mrs. Taylor's
parents, Rev. and Mrs Samuel A.
Kipe, celebrating their Golden we'd
ding anniversary on Sept. T. A
number of friends we're present to
wish the couple many happy returns
of the day.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Pfc. Lawrence T. Mallory, who
recently returned from service over
seas, is visiting his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer c.
Lindsay, Fountain Head Heights.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-23

Miss Patricia Welder, Oak Hill
avenue, has entered the nurses
training school at Union Memorial
Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
JIMMY WOOD LfING- ~ MS -CHCAG0- HOSPITAL III
=. dogs banked; Jimmy yawned and strc'ched =.

CHICAGO, Aug 2S GNS)-
Growing Of roosters the lowing Of
COWS and barking Of dogs today
filled the -hedrnnm- -Alneplpe - -
year-old Jimmy Wood As attempts
were made to- awaken the child
from his 119-day Slumbcr
The sound effects played on a
recording machine APPEARED %
strike = responsive note as #fr4n1y
yaVncd. stretched and mutterod
~on7c-unTrtrttTE1Hto w0TrtS IN thT
bedroom -nf his home IN suburban
Brookheld
Standing anHiously by and
watching every move the boy
made We're hi, parents Alr and
Mrs. Neil Wood who had been
told when Jimmy was cured Of
convulsionS that # The sleeping
sickness lasted siN months the boy
would die
With the end n the fourth
month approaching the parent,
appealed 10 authorities for and IN
their plight
Robert Berg 17-year-old violin
Iet played several numbers and
Jimmy stirred tried 20 utter 2
SOUND. then went back ~ sleep
,.t.H I,,. r,.- ,y,-,- N'r.-r- yt
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Legislative Bribe
PrObers 10 Hear
Testimony
State treasurer Asserts
He VIII Tell All He
Knows About Charges
rme, sian cotre,rnnaenl

LANSING. Aug - up
State Treasurer = iIaie Brake.
former state senator. expects
Monday 10 go before the one-man
grand jury investigating alleged
legislative bribery 10 tell what
he knows about attempts At cor
ruption
Brake was sponsor Of The
measure 10 ban cham banking
which is asserted 10 have inspired
bribery attempts in the Legs
lamre, Brake said he VIII throw
hEht on The attempts 10 defeat
the bank bill and VIII not heSl-
tate 10 reveal what he knows
about bTIbe SShcmcS
The lnvcstiC iCatIon. recessed over
the Wcek-cnd will resume Nom
day with Atty Gen Herbert J..
RuShton bong assisted by Dean
W Kelley president ot the state
h5F- and Iet1it-3 t. F0cikct7 iShpcn1-
ing attorney.
Meanwhile state police have
been called upon tO round up VIII
neS~cS who have been reluctant
10 teSltf,s --.------
Judge Leland ~ Carr IS pre-
siding over thc probe
Brake testimony I> expected
80 clarity his statement that tp0
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Bugas Values Silence
AS Guard ofAHes' Arsenal
No Comment;
Then He Reveals
Spy Ring Details
By JAMES MELTON
40 comment

NO comment
This is Tho ANSWER newspaper
men expect and receive, 10 nine
out Of 10 questions they put 10
John s. BugaS. energetic and pop
uiar young cher OF tho Detroit
office of the FBI
Behind those two words BugaS
carries. until such a time as they
car be safely revealed. The secrets
of ono OF Tho most vital Jobs in
America-that Of guarding De-
troit. world arsenal of democracy,
from the agents of tho Axis
When the facts can be divulCcd,
as they were this week after De
troit's spy ring was lodged in
Jail, ending "A months Of patient
FBT investigation then BuGaS
speaks with r ferthFtFhtneS> that
makes Up for tho countless &Ha
comments
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Film Operators Here
Granted WdQe Raise

Wage increases for ia film
operators m So Detroit movie the
aterS were approved Saturday by
the regional War Labor Board
Under the award operators enl-
plolcd by the Cooperative The
alters of Michigan and the United
Detroit Theator> Corp viii get r
weekly increase Of So and an
increase OF - cents an hour i0
overtime rates. retroactive 'o
March I. 1942 Effective Sept
All operators who earned loss than
$50 a week prior 10 March VIII
Get an additional s. week and
operators who earned more than
$50 VIII got 3 fat 81 2 week
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Red Cross Takes Up
jap Prisoners FATE

LONDON. Auc g CUPl O0.-
Gals of the British Red Gross and
tho 81 John war organization VIII
leave this week for Canada and
Washington. n was disclosed to-
day 10 take part m conferences
seeking TO break down the wall Of
isolation the Japanese maintain
around their British and American
war prisoners and internees
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
NOW YoU MULTIPLY

Anyway multiply this sum by
IS because the government VIII
collect n for g weeks Of this year
Having found tho total amount
Withheld from YOUR pay subtract
the SUN from the tax the GOV err-
ment estimates YOU VIII owe Then
subtract the too payments you
made on the 1912 income tax thar
is, the payments YOU made last
March - and last juno Is
II this shows Nou StI'I ovr
money. send half ~ Tho amount
on or before Sept Is
Mex March Won and the gov
erruert VII 70 toEc,her- "a -tE1
o-rstlor Of hoW much YOU owr
and hou much you have paid
You may have 4 refur1 coming
A. that time howcyc. sa. "..
also owe - per ccr'.ci % a-f saaf
tax or NoIr l9i4 income "rs.r
hsve been 4 you had PAID Bu'
YOU have 2 whole winter 20 'ltr
before worrying about TIA T
niafhersflcal problem
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
ASKS Air Expansion

WASHINGTON. Aug 1s up
Chicago and Southern AIrlneS.
Memphis Tenn today applied 10
rhe Civil Acrouautlcs Board for
7Vihorty Ia add 30 cities 10 ITS
Chicaro-New Orleans and Mem
-------r ~ 4 - l.DLLN i
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Cancel Citizenship
Requests in Argentina

BCENOS AIRES. Aug Is INSl
in a move intended te-profcCt
the nations neutrality Argentina
officially suspended naturalization
proceedings today for the du-
Ia+lon
Documents already gwen VII
be Cancelled II 'hc rcWly-sWorn
C7TTZTn T0fTS 70 ideaIs WhICn arc
contrary 70 Argentine political
INSTITUTIONS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Bar Committee
XG
Asks Changes in
Michigan Laws
4-Year Terms for All
Elected Officials, One
Of Principal Proposals
Umes stan Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. 2S-Four-yoar
terms for all elected officials and
other changes IN the states funda-
mental law were recommended
today by Tho state bars special
committee on constitutional re-
vision
The 15-mCmbor committee pre-
cedcd us recommendations by
declaring a constitutional ConVcn-
ton was out of the question al
this time because of the war. but
said the question Will automati-
cally he rcSubmltted Ia the cleo
tors in l94S.
Members also voted against
submitting a complete new con-
StltutlOn at this time because of
the time involved, because the
Legislature turned the question
down last session and because any
-CEoup attemptlp -Spch- a Job
should he composed, not solely of
attorneys, but of a croSS-Section
of the population.
ADDITIONAL PROPOSALS
The special committee also
recommended
That -thc governor be given the
right 10 remove errinG officials,
both state and local, Al any time.
Under the present law he cannot
lmpeaCh while the Legislature is
IN session.
Tho search and seizure clause
OF the constitution be made more
specific because many criminals
are escaping punishment on the
technlCality evidence was unlaW-
fully obtained
That in civil cases iuries be
enabled to decide cases with less
than q unanimous vote
As political institution,
trial by jury il Indispensable 10
human freedom" the committee
pointed GU But a. a meeha-
niSm for the disposition of civil
actions II il imperfect from the
standpoint OF Justice and by no
means fundamental from the
standpoint OF individual rights.
JURORS UNQUALIFIED
1T is waSteful of time and
money; the quality Of jurors Is
often unsatiSfactOry; the con
Clusions Of unframed minds arc
often Illogical and sometimes
the result of pre- iUdiCe and the
disagreement Of iuries often re-
suits in either failure of justice
or the expense and hardship of
new trial"
The above report of the special
committee viii be submitted 20
the business meeting Of the state
bar Sept. is A. Detroit Albert F.
Blashfeld. secretary announced
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
SERVED AT Los ANGELES

Behind him. as experience for
his vital post here, BugaS' service
with the FBI saw him acting
agent m charge AZ Los Angeles in
1895. his first position after on
terlnc the bureau IN March ol
that year. and special agent IN
charge of Juneau. Alaska, and
Birmingham. Ala.
II was A. Birmingham that hc
mot the charming woman who is
now his wife
a crack shot with machine gun
and pistol BueaS takes his target
practice uSt Like orc of lis
agents He never passes an &C.
quaintarcc without greeting
and always sticks hlS head into
The press room io say hOWdV
when he Is ON tho floor in lho
Fedrr7l Building where n ls
located
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
ONE or YOUNGEST

One Of the younccS, F'BI heads
in the nation. BuCaS came TO his
important post here in May 1898,
with three years OF FBI expert
-ener- behind nm.
Born in Rock Springs, Wyo.
April 26. 1905, where his parents
are ranCherS. BuGaS graduated
from his state uniVersity'S school
of law i'm 1884 lie was a member
OF Wyoming University confer
cnce championship basketball
team.
His love for sports is still
strong He plays first base for the
FBI snfthall team and spends his
vacations back home-I Wyoming
hunting and fishing,
He had this summers vacation
all planned for last week. with
his wife and two daughters, Pa
triCia. 3, and Jane when the
spy cases. breaking swiftly, forced
0SfTl0T-CU7rf9f
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered "a Your deeF from seHr
Detroit Times Carrier-saleSman
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Order War Stamps delivered
tn ynur home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Million WhoGe
lax Notices Here
MdyIgnore Them
/: Giles Kavsnseh Tells
Who Must Psy by Sept, J 3
on Their Super Incomes
Bv FRANZ MORRIS

Bv FRANK MORRIS
Ffse~s' officials p-c1-tr5 SAT-
flrdsv thar from now until Sept
IS. ahou' 100000 Det~o.fe-s VIII
re Seized WITH varying degrees Of
confusion because of fHc new Pc
come TAX law.
Expressing neither lament nor
ctee. Trey accept Fif9@-t.-5ff5--.i7 2 p
sr unavoidable cons sequence @, the
corefess ona+ mind Al "ert.
But Collector If Internal Rev
enue Giles Ka,anarh said that Il
taxpayers VII read carefully the
Instructions sent them this week,
anG are able 10 add and subtract
WITH fair 70 middl1nE efficiency,
their confusion should soon vanish.
As SIMPLE ASee
y fact. when Kayanach and
Gsrsld 4 Evans his assistant
deputy. took a pencil and demon
Strated Row the mathematical
enigma works out, the problem
became as SIMPLE as tWo-pluS-
two equshnC four--or was u five ?
One reason for the unavoidable
confusion - that notice Of the
lax .rsyT-rut- being due Sept. -
wss sent % 100000 persons who
will not even have 10 file A return.
The notices were sent 10 L.
500 oOO individuals Only about
GOO 600 must file a return.
WHO MUST FILE
To start a. the beginning. The
ONLY persons who must flc on or
before Sept Is arc those m the
following three classes
1==SmEfe persons WHOSE rsttr,,
mated income TOT I5l6 VII
exceed s. 200.
Married persons whose
estimated income for 1913 VIII
exceed Sc 500
3-IrdvidualS who have an
income a more than =&l4a-dliEs=
inr the year which Is not sub
Nct "a the Withholding tax,
pTCN lQlNE ''i'il '''H'
vii exceed $500 If single or
81 200 If married
For the convenience of those
who must file a declaration the
rov,rnnent included with each
notice q table whereby The tax
psyer can estimate the amount OF
his liability for l943,
THE first step ls-~to estimate
var le43 income, deduct your
personal exemption m accordance
u-rh the instructions and then hnd
od the table the amount the gov
erment estimates you VIII have
10 pay.
Mrite this down Don bother
about earned income credits.
sees. contributions and the like
The government has made allow
znces for you as far as the SEP
anber Is payment is concerned
ADD youll come 70 tho task o'
lstinC this type Of deduction nest
March
You can take the 1913 tax fg
ufe from the table provided you
db : complex Job Of figuring u
Nov compare the amount ot tax
Neu would owe on your l943 m
come with that owed on your l94@
ifcome-your tax liability IS based
on whichever Of the twois greater.
THIS is the anti-wlndfall provision
FThe next step is 70 deduct the
tAN which is being withheld from
yorr pay during all j months of
la42. The victory tax was : pCr
cent Of income over S3l2 for The
frs Is weeks of the year II yoI
don ? know what is being withheld
weekly since July !. YOU are ore
ot those envIed persons 10 whom
money means nothing
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

LONDON HuE. = FI-A g.
pro4l~-sfelv o1e-te~f- ~ f-r r'.
~ Berlin uss devsefs'r1 rr -r-
lerelv dam zEed IN trr nesf' F't
rad last Monday night r-p1.'
-esCtlrE rellshlc SourCC. FDrC ~
-allStee- -taess-z--------=------.
The whole city cover. sr lrC-
# shout 331 square miles These
rerorts Indicated thai more ta+r
% square miles VS. urH-
teuo scene ~ wrertace
.f-rs Ncrlef weight ol t-s blow
va reported 70 have beer against
thA huge E-fseiei f-ie-7s-=s = ~ ------
ysrds r tire west END around the
20 sta'lo1 M tns west Cr1
he relFrhornood ~ the Frce-
rkhS'rsssr station m tho rcst' ri
ths business cIstrIcr and 'EC l..-
efrue0' quarter mean '1e VIE
~ lms'TsS,s
AIRPORT BLASTED
Ire stpICsf e also We're -e-
IL % % Rave struck rrrst
st{sngta or ~ Ttmp.cho! all
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
MOST LIS GROUNDLEsS

Most of the complaints and tips
that come IN arc proved ground
less But each ono. no matter how
insignificant n appears AZ first
sight, is thoroughly investigated
No caller Al The office is turned
away This is Detroit. America s
and the worlds capital Of war
production and = city with a
large German population
BuCas personally cannot hope
to take care Of 10 per cent Of the
work in Deroits FBT office.
Teams of agents working under
him handle most Of II.
But the boss AS he is known
10 his agents. tries 70 sec as many
complsinants as possible and keeps
4 finger on every case large or
small
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HE WORKS LATE

ln~teaa, he stayed ~ ms dryk
until 3 and 4 a m. nightly not
leaving even for meals, having
sandwiches brought in.~.
BUEaS Il always tho last IN
leave the offee, even on ordinary
days. a neat dresser. s feet tall
and weighing 17o pounds. meet
lnC everyone with 4 direct. plerC-
inC glance from his brown eyes.
he has every appearance of A live
wire, successful businessman.
He arrives punctually between
: and s 80 AZ hls desk. every
morning, goes through his mail
then begins 4 day crowded with
the deadly serious business IF
sitting the hundreds of reports
that come 10 his attention.
a call a minute Is the esti-
mate of the two girls IN his office
Of how many times Bugas tele.
DhODe rings
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Dr.. Edward H. Pruder
To Speak Tomorrow
AT First Baptist
Spiritual Prevention
Is Topic Of Sermon at
Morning Services

DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden pastor
OF the First Baptist Church, will
take Spiritual Prevention as his
subject at 9:45 and II am. tomor-
row. At 8 pm. his topic will be
Frank Answers to Honest Cues
tions," including rs Gambling a
Serious Sin?" How Should Our
Sundays Be Spent?" do You Be-
lieve in Evolution?" Should a
Protestant Marry a Catholic?"
At 5:45 pm. a social of the Uni
versity Of Christian Living will be
held. Following this the group
courses will be held. The subjects
and leaders are: The Baptists in
the Christian World" members of
the Challengers; The Importance
of Religion" Dr.. Frederick E. Refs
sig, executive secretary of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches:
The Bible in the World Today"
the Rev. William L. Darby: Music
Appreciation" HarWood Hall. min
lister of music: The Church Member
and His World Outlook" DR..
Thomas r. Wilson; "Today's Re
sponsibilities." DR.. James Phillips,
associate pastor, Foundry Methodist
Church.
On Tuesday evening the Euzelian
class will have its installation serv-
ice.
Prayer service will be held at 8
pm Wednesday.
The Congregation of All Nations"
will meet at pm. every Sunday,
with the Rev. Oscar Autritt, min
lister. Parts of each service are con-
Quoted in different languages and
all foreign-born and natives are
welcome.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
New York Rector
To Preach Moons at
Epiphany Church
Rev. Samuel Shoemaker
To Return for Series
Of lenten Addresses

The noon-day preacher at the
Church of the Epiphany from Mon
day to Friday will be the Rev. Sam
uel Moore Shoemaker, rector of CAL
vary Church, New York City. He
has been preacher now for sew
eral Lents at Epiphany and has a
large following in Washington.
Born in Baltimore. Md, the Rev.
Shoemaker is graduate of Prince
ton and the General Theological
Seminary. He took post graduate
work at the Union Theological
Seminary and after serving two
years with the International YMCA
in Pekin, China. he became secretary
of the Philadelphia Society of
Princeton in 1920, leaving in 1928
to become the rector of Calvary
Church.
He is the author of number of
religious books.
In addition to preaching noon
days. he also will preach at $50 pm.
Wednesday.
The fourth of the Sunday night
lenten addresses on the general
subject of The Faith of Chris
tian' will be given by the rector
at 8 pm. The special subject is
What Is Meant by the Holy Spirit
Of Gcd?"
The rector will also preach at II
am. on Gods Forgiveness"
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Senator Burton 10 Tell
Unitarians Of Conqress

Senator Harold H. Burton OF
Ohio will address the current prob
lens class at All Souls Unitarian
Church at 10 am. Sunday. His
topic will be "A Wartime Con-
gress." Before the comparative
religion class at the same time
Ivo de Capet will speak on The
Eternal Religion
The Rev. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce
announces a course of three SER
mons on What Can I Believer" for
the II o'clock services. The sub
ject Sunday is Have We Outgrown
Religion?"
Musical services will be at 5
pm. and fellowship tea at pm.
The feature at the concluding mo-
ton picture program at 7:3O pm
will be "A Dispatch From Reuters" ;"
The minister will conduct class
for those interested in church men,
bership. on The A, B, C's of Uni
tarinism," beginning on Tuesday
evening. At the ladies' dinner
meeting on Thursday DR.. H. D.
Fong, adviser on Chinese affairs to
the Board of Economic Warfare,
will speak on China and the War"
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Lincoln Road Methodist

At II am. tomorrow the Rev.
George H. Bennett will preach on
The Lordship Of Jesus At Bpm.
he will continue the series of ser
mons on The Cross his subject
being The Cross the Highway to
Happiness" At pm social will
be held to which all newcomers in
the community are invited.
Under the auspices of the churches
OF the Bloomingdale area. census
is being taken of the neighborhood
OF the North Capitol Street and
Rhode Island Avenue vicinity, with
view to getting acquainted with
new residents and interesting them
IN the programs of the church Of
their choice.
On Thursday evening the pastor
is continuing the series of studies
on Prayer"
Evening star., 1943-03-27
"A Changed Mind Topic
Of Dr.. 6. E. Hawthorne

At the II am. service tomorrow
in the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church, Dr.. c. E
Hawthorne will preach on "A
Changed Mind" At 8 pm. will be
the theme. Our Comforter" which
will be the third message in a
series on Grace and Truth
On Tuesday at $50 pm. the Sup
per Club No. 2 will meet. Reserva-
tions can be placed with Miss Par
sons. staff worker.
The session is called in special
meeting on Wednesday, Much en-
phasis is being placed on the regu-
lar Thursday evening meetings for
praise, prayer and Bible study as
a preparation leading up to Easter.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Service Flag Honoring SO
To Be UnfurIed Sundoy

The Rhode Island Avenue Method
ist Church will raise a service flag
tomorrow morning in honor of the
6S men and women now in the sew
eral divisions of the armed forces of
our country. Several of the men are
expected to be home on furlough
and will participate in the ceremony
DR.. E. A. SeXsmith will deliver the
second of series of lenten ser
mons on christian Beliefs His
topic TOMORROW will be christian
Beliefs About Man"
The guest speaker tomorrow eve
ming will be the Rev. Owen E. Os-
borne of Mitchellville, Md, sponsor
of the Washington East District
Youth Fellowship. He will speak at
7 pm. on "A Military Secret :.
Revealed and at pm. on Our
Besetting Sins"
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Dr.. Wilkinson 10 Discuss
Episcopal Services

At st. Thomas Episcopal Church
at 5 pm. tomorrow the Rev. DR..
Howard S. Wilkinson, rector, will
discuss the Episcopal, Church and
the Services Of the Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Goodrich will con-
tinue his lenten series on PRAYER"
at II am. Thursday.
The Junior confirmation class
meets at 10 am. Saturday.
1t. Jean Palmer of the WAVES
will speak at 11:45 am. Thursday
to the Parish Guild. Reservations
must be made not later than Tues
day for the luncheon at l pm.
The rite of confirmation will be
administered at II am. April IL.
Those interested in organizing a
weekday evening activity along the
lines of Red Cross sewing may con-
suit the clerk at the church Office.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Let God Guide Topic
Of Rev. Daniel w. Justice

The Rev. Daniel w. Justice, pas
tor Of Trinity Methodist Church.
has as his subject. Let God Guide.
for his morning lenten sermon. In
the evening he will bring living
message from the Second Epistle of
Peter entitled Beware of Spiritual
Sabotage
Continuing series of Thursday
evening lenten meditat tions. the Rev.
H. F. Chandler of First Methodist
Church, Bethesda, Md, will speak on
The Cross and Mans Sin
A meeting OF the Board Of Educs-
ton will be held Wednesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Dr.. A. o. Helm to Preach
Sunday Sermon on Cross

The Cross, Shall We Compro-
mise 1t?" will be the theme of DR.
Arthur o. Helm tomorrow morning
in the Augustana Lutheran Church
A lenten service will be held at
7:30 pm.
Because Of the Bible study mis-
sion scheduled to be held April to
by DR.. Samuel Miller. dean of the
Lutheran Bible Institute of Min
neapolis, the April meeting of the
Brotherhood has been changed from
Tuesday to Thursday at s pm. A
symposium on Men OF the Church
will be conducted by Floyd Ander-
son. Harold Hegstrom. Maurice
Kaushagen and DR.. Helm.
The Home Altar will be dis
tributed to the worshipers at tomor-
rows services