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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Wake Pounded
In 18th Air Raid

WASH1NGTO TON. March y
GNS) The navy department am
nounced today L. S Army Liber-
ators made the 10th damaging
raid on Japanese installations at
Wake Island last Thursday.
The American planes cncoun-
tered intense japanese anti
aircraft fire. but all returned
safely after hitting petroleum
tanks and barracks
AZ the same time a report from
Adm. Chester w. NInlltz said
seven attacks were made by L. S.
planes against Jap bases IN the
MarshallS and Carolnes.
ia tho MarShalls four unIdcnii-
fed atoIlS were bombed by army.
navy and marine corps planes but
results were not reported.
I'm The Carolncs army hombcrS
Dir Ponapo on. March - and q
and Ant Island on March %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
His $1,000
To 4 in Ho|dup
Map by Times Staff

State police late Saturday
were seeking four men who
robbed Arthur Geyman, 1892 Lins-
dale, of his car and 81 600 fin cash
Geymap received in Tho sale OF
a tractor.
Geyman said that after selling
The tractor he stopped al a bar
at Plymouth and Telegraph, where
ne was unwise enough 10 flash
his roll of bills. When he left
the bar he noticed four men fol-
lowing him.
Later, when be stopped his car
at Five-Mile and InkSter roads.
the same quartet stepped from a
Ford sedan that pulled up behind
him and robbed him al gunpont.
Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Soldier Vote Ok.
BY FDR Forecast

WASHINGTON, March .
-( INS) Authoritative congress
sional sources predicted tonight
that President Roosevelt would
sign the states rights soldier vote
bill.
The President stated az his
news conference yesterday that he
would not send a message 10 Con-
gress on the soldier -Nnte- bill--buL
that he would issue a statement
The usual procedure of the Presi-
dent in vetoing bills is TO send a
message TO Congress.
House and Senate leaders. il
was pointed out, had made plans
for an Easter recess of Congress
without regard TO the possible
veto of the bill.
1t is believed that i'm making
these plans they have had aSsur-
ances the Chief Executive will
not diSapproVe the measure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Rumdnid Admits
Maj Occupation

LONDON, March . tINS)-
Nazi lcgionS were reported pa
trolling the entire length OF the
Danube River from Budapest TO
the Black Sea port of Galati to-
day after Rumanian officials con-
firmed that the Germans had &C
cupied their country.
An Istanhul dispatch 10 Reu-
ter's said Hitlers forces had
Aaken over all Danubian ports in
Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria
down 10 Galati. which is situated
at o1c of the several outlets OF
the stream into the Black Sea.
The Germans were reported
converting river boats into troop
transports, possibly in prepare
ton for eyacuating Nazi and Ru-
manian troops from the Crlmea
and South Russia.
Confirmation of the German oc-
cupation OF the Balkan satellite
came from the Rumanian lega-
tons at both neutral Ankara and
Helsinki. The dispatch from Tur-
key said the step was taken 10
cope with the crisis created by
Sepiet--frfasfou OF The Ru~
manian pre-war province Of Bess-
arabia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
De Valera Pleads:
Spare Rome
Appeals 10 Allies and Axis
TO Enter Into Agreement

DUBLIN. March . GNSl--
Both the German and the Allied
high commands today had re-
cotved an urgent appeal from
Ere prime minister Eamon do
Valera 20 spare the eternal city Of
Rome from becoming a bloody
battle-ground
Echoing the recent plea OF Pope
Plus XII. the premier. who sand
hC was expressing the sentiments
of lhc worlds 300 .000, 600 Roman
Catholics declared Rome's destruc-
uon IS inevitable II the city IS
defended by the NaziS and at
tackled by the Allies.
IN Il statement 10 the major
bcllccrcntS made public last
night. De Valera called on the
Allies and The AXIS 10 seek
through appropriate intermediary
channels an agreement ny which
Rome may he saved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Negro Boy Il, Seized
In Killing Of 7 Girls

ALCOLU. s. C., March - CUP)
George JuniuS, II, Negro, ac-
cuscd of bludgeoning 10 death two
white girls with a railroad trestle
spike was removed 10 the state
penitentiary at Columbia today
for safekeeping.
He was said TO have confessed
The attempted ASSAULT Sayings of
Betty Juno Biuuicker, II. and
Mary Emma Thames. 7, whose
bodies were found today in a ditch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Argentina Suspends
Cable as Penalty

ASHIN TON, March Is
INS) Suspension Of cable serv-
ice by All America Gables. Inc,
for 24-hour period ending az
midnight tonight has been ordered
by the Argentine government, the
state department disclosed late
tOJaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
RUMANIA PERuLED

The First Army Of the Ukraine
was poised on the north bank Of
the pniester for a smash into
BHeottna Province of prcwar Ru-
mania
The second was slashing in to-
ward the Prut border OF Rumania.
The third was rolling back the
nose of the lettering German
salient along the Black Sea.
In BesSarabia, Marshal Konevs
forces pushed westward toward
Iaeaiktny, nearly IN sight of the
Prut River. and struck southwark
into the outskirts of Balti. main
rail junction Of upper Bessarabis.
Incesscnt Soviet armored blows
were reported spreading demor-
ahzation among the German units
despite Nazi orders 10 stand and
fight 10 the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Gerald Smith AssaiIs
WiIIkie in Convention
DAYS DEVELOPMENTS

ST. LOUIS March - up -
Gerald L. Is Smith opened r ra-
Lnnal convention o. -AmelLLa
First Party tonight with do
.r4Rejai ION ~ Wendell L. Wulho.
Smith offered the support of his
America First Parry 10 save Tho
nation from Wllkle Rooscl 10 n-
fcrnationaliSis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
NAZIs RUSHING HELP

LONDON. March % QNSl--
Reports reaching London today
said the German high command
is rushing troops 10 the eastern
and northeastern frontiers Of
Czecho-Slovakia in the face of
continued Soviet advances. The
troops. il was understood. were ia
occupy tho Carpathian passes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Detroit Suspect Held
As PORT Huron Bandit

Nick Zappa, 81. living in
downtown hotel, was held by
police Saturday in connection
with "A safe robbery in Port Huron
several days ago.
a wallet bearing Zappa'S name
was found at the scene of the
robbery. Two other persons we're
arrested on the spot after a brief
gun battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

~ was
The other members of the
board besides Bell. arc Edmund
+. LUCK, a coal merchant, and
Aldred l.. Meredith an attorney.
Reuther, -, is the father of
three children.
The Victor Reuther case is the
third of three Reuther brother
controversies.
In July 1911, Ashley Becker,
vice chairman Of Draft Board AZ.
resigned when an appeal board
deferred Walter Reuther reVers-
ing Walter Reuther's local board
No 81 None Of the members Of
Board 81 in July, 1871 is any
longer connected with the board
81 which has put Victor Reuther
in pa.
Walter Reuthcr is now director
Of General Mot%s unions for the
Roy the third Rcuther brother.
was released from the l.. S. Army
in September 1912, over the pro-
-IeSlS-nt-44tst+T--tO focal and national
Sclcctlve service authorities.
He was released at the request
Of Wendell Lund, then director of
labor relations for the War Pro-
duction Board, who said he
needed Reuther to be head in
rpestigateF fer the WPB labor
division. The release was ar
ranged through Brig. Gen. James
A. Ulio, army adiutant general,
who refused 10 comment on Roy
Reuther being transferred to the
reserves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
PanzersPaceDrive
On Anzio Allies
Ancient Tunnels Supply
Nazis in Casino Battle

ALLIED, HQ., NAPLES, March
- zGPl--Fresh German rein
.forcements were reported moving
up 10 Join the battle for Casino
tonight and front dispatches in
dieated the Nazi garrison had sue
cocdcd in rcgaining a major foot
hold there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Order Deferred Men
Under rs to Report
Draft Boards Must Speed
Requirements, Hershey Warns

WASHINGTON March q lINS1-Thc nations 6,4o0 local
draft boards spcdod up delivery young combat requirements
20 the armed forces today by ordering All under 26 with
cre defcrmcnts TO report for prc-nduCton physical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
NAZI SALIENT CRACKED

The capture OF Vinnitsa on
Monday cracked the Nazi salient
which extends 10 the eastward of
the Lwow-Odessa railroad from
Proskurov 10 Zhmerinka. and
forced the Germans 10 evacuatc
stubbornly defended Vlnnltsa.
STRIKING OUT nom The newly
won bridgchead across tho DnieS-
ter, and cutting the main German
ICcrnauti Balti railroad 10 the
lower Ukraine, the Reds have
driven wedge between the NaziS
retreatinc across northern BeSSa-
rabia and is now within q few
miles of the Prut River border OF
Rumania.
The stiff German opposition on
the east bank OF the Bug. opposite
NikolacV. may cover an attempted
evacuation-by way Of the Black
Sea-of the ten Nazi divisions be-
lieved still 10 be in the Crimea.
Trts-ls their only avenue of es-
cape.
Hurriedly switching 10 defense
tactics Hitler has decided To take
over full control Of the Balkans
which have become the focal
point OF the current offensive
and on Tuesday ordered first the
occupation of Hungary for the
purpose Of bolstering the new
defense line along the Carpa-
thians.
Hitler must hold Rumania and
Bulgaria. Balkan states. because
OF the dozen or more essential
raw materials he gets from them
particularly the vital oil Of
Rumania
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Soviet Advance
CIdssed as BeinQ
Without Parallel
Expert Traces Events
Which Move Speedily
Toward Balkans Crisis
By REAR ADM. WOODWARD

BN REAR ADM WOODWARD
Copyright. 1894. International News Service
NolI The opinions rNpresSrd and
she assertions made hrrrin are niN OWn
sud are not to be- construed a. official
nr rrhrrttpg Be- any Way the views 81
the navy department or the naval scrV-
trr at large
WASHINGTON. March 25
lINS)-For scope of maneuvers.
speed of advance and sustained
fighting power current Russian
operations have been uncqualcd
an this war.
Spring found four Soviet ar
mles-ePeratiHg along the 500
mile Ukrainian front rolling like
an irresistible avalanche.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
BLASTED BY PLANES

,Ta help break the stubborn Ger,
man grip in the Casino sector
Allied planes executed more thar
1000 sorties Friday.
BOmberS plaStcred six enemy
communication eehtcrS as wcii as
German troop concentrations on
the Casino front, losing l planes
when 50 German planes appeared
over the Italian fronts. Ninctcer
OF them were shot down.
On the bcachhcad front south
OF Rome, German pressure IN
creased somewhat under cover Of
intensified enemy artillery fire di-
rectcd against the Anzio area.
indicating tho possibility OF a
fourth NaZIfull-Scale offensive in
the region whore three previous
enemy drives have been crushed.
L. S Liberator heavy bombers.
with Lightning and Thunderbol1
fighter escorts, ranged north TO
spill ruin on the big functions OF
Rimini and AnCona along ltaly'S
eastern coastal railroad
Mediums smashed at shipping
and docks at Lcghorn, northwest
of Rome,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Russians Reach
Upper Dniiester;
Near Prut River
Double Drive Aimed
at Closing Na1i Salient
Between z Red Armies

LONDON. March % (UP)-The
Russian First Army of the
Ukraine captured the Proskurov'
rail junction and reached the
Upper DnicSter on a 50-mile front
today while to the southeast the
second army drove TO within nine
miles of the Prut River boundary
of Rumania--
The First Army, besides captur-
ing Proskurov far behind its adj
vaheed positions, swept through
more than 80 communities and,
broadening its wedge to the
DnieSter eastward TO Kaments
Podolsk, where street fighting was
in progress
EASTWARD SWING
The drive 10 Kament. PodolSk
apparently represented an east
ward swing 10 close the neck of
the German salient clamped be-
tween the first and second armies
and enhancing the possibility Of
SpringinG a trap on thousands Of
Nali troops
The. official newspaper Izvestia
proclaimed that the Germans have
been pushed back 10 ythe border
where the war started by Rus
sian armies maSsing in the FOOT
hills OF the Carpathians, along the
upper Dniester and almost within
sight OF the Prut.
I'VE are fighting where We
fought In the summer of 1g41,"
an IzVcStia dispatch reported
from the southern front. where
SNnchroniZcd drives by three
Rcd armies appeared 10 have
doomed all German positions
east OF the Balkans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

NAPLES. March - 1NS) A
new narcup of armor-paCcd Ger
man pressure against the Fifth
Army'S Anzio bcachhcad below
Rome. whore two enemy thruStS
were repulSed was disclosed to-
day.
simultaneously. the savage bat
tie OF Casino ragged through its
tenth DAY with both sides dead.
locked as waves of Allied planes
stepped up the aerial batterinc of
enemy positions there.
The German defenders of Cas-
Sino. il was revealed, are believed
10 be receiving steady streams
of achievements and supplies
through az least three secret tun-
nelS repeatedly built some 400
years ago by Italian treasure
hunters.
CThc Nazi-controlled Nichv
radio. in a probably exaggerated
claim, asserted that German
troops had retakcn three-fourths
OF the town of CaSsino)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Victor Reuthef
Put in IA

Continued from Page One)
were 10 70 over to your office"
the reporter asked.
"It'll he there"
You mean YOU will have il in
the public bulletin ny the time
l arrive"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
THE SOVIET DETECTIVES

The immediate detectives OF the
Red armies are the final liquida-
ton of the enemy salient in the
Dnicpcr bend and the gaining of
control Of the wcb of railroads
over which the enemy could re-
treat.
Russian victories I'm the south
have been almost uninterrupted
since Stalingrad, the last ones
being among the most important
from a strategic viewpoint.
In-tAeA western Ukraine for
exam pie. the first Ukrainian
army. by its thrust In the Luck
Tarnopol area, occupies the key
position which controls the entire
lhealer- OF -War -ln-1he- Russian
south, and mas a firm mold on the
cncmy'S avenue. OF escape.
The First Ukrainlan Army
scored new gains during tho past
week, as il moved slowly against
powerful Nazi counterattacks,
toward the railway junction at
Lwow.
Tarnopol Tho Stoutly-ho1d hinge
OF the German line stretching 500
miles from KoWel- 10 The Black
Sea is lettering.
On the north-ccntral front. the
Second UkraInIan AMY 0pCrat-
ing from the captured luftwaffc
key base Of Uman is pounding on
tift- German defense watt along
the Bug River.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Plan Loyalty Sunday
At First CONGREGATIONAL

Loyalty Sunday will be observed
tomorrow at IL am. in First Con-
gressional Church, with DR.. Howard
Stone Anderson, minister, speaking
on What Kind of a Church Do You
Want?"t The Rev. Bertram Crocker
speaks at s pm. on THE Real
Thing"
Mr.. Crocker speaks on Great Re-
ligious Poetry" at the Thursday
church dinner. A special meeting
of the society is called for that
same night on the trustees recon-
mendation that certain property in
yolved in a legacy be sold.
1t. Comdr. Finn Rome and Mrs.
Rome will be guests of the Friendly
Forum at dinner at $50 pm. Mon
day. He will tell the story of ANT
arctica."
DR.. Anderson will be in Boston
next week, speaking four moons in
historic Kings Chapel.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
40 Hours Devotion
At St. Stephens Church

The four centuries old devotion Of
the forty hours will begin tomorrow
at Saint Stephens Catholic Church,
with mass Of exposition at 10 am.
The Rev. E. Jerome Winter, pastor
Of the church, will be the celebrant.
Eucharistic services will be con-
Quoted at 7:45 pm. sunday, Monday
and Tuesday by the Rev. John p.
Gallagher. His general theme will
be Peace"
The Most Rev. Thomas j. Toolen,
bishop of Mobile, Ala, In Washing
ton at present for the annual meet
Ing Of Catholic bishops, will cfficiate
at the closing exercises Tuesday.
More than 200 servicemen and wom-
en- will walk in the procession Of the
blessed sacrament. About 40 pre-
lates and clergymen are expected to
be in attendance.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Bishop Lee Guest
Al R. |. Methodist

The closing session Of the School
for Christian Living at the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Church
will have as special speakers at
7 pm. tomorrow Mrs. J. Warren
Hastings, on Love, Courtship and
Marriage; Mrs. E. M. Reese, THE
Home and Christian Living" and
Chaplain Harry c. Fraser, After
the War, What?"
Bishop Edwin F. Lee will speak at
8 pm. on Southeastern Asia-the
People, Their Religion and Culture. u
He is with the General Commission
on Army and Navy Chaplains.
DIR. Horace E. Cromer, superin-
tendent of the Washington East
District, will preach at II am. on
The Excellence OF God"
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Armistice Service
At St. Thomas Church

At the II o'clock service tomorrow
morning in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church Gen. Frank T. Hines, ad-
ministrator of the Veterans Bureau
and vestryman of st. Thomas, will.
make his annual Armistice Day ad-
dress. The service will be appro-
pirate for such an occasion.
Next Saturday the women of the
Parish Guild announce a bazaa,
from to 6 pm. and a dinner $50
pm. to be followed by dramatic
performance, "TWe]ve-Pound Look =
by j. M. Barrie.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Memorial Services
For 1t. l. T. Carter

Members and friends Of Trinity
Methodist Church will pay their
tribute Of honor to Second 1t.
Lewis T. Carter of the United States
Air Forces at II am. tomorrow
DR.. Daniel Justice will have as his
subject Our Main Mission"
1t. Carter, the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey P. Carter, 622
Lexington place NE, was killed in
action over Berlin on May 10 while
serving as co-pilot of Bit
bomber.
The Purple Heart and Air Medal
nave both been awarded posthu-
mously.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
World Day Conference

World Day Conference for the
washington City Presbytery will be
neld Monday at the Western Presby-
terian Church.
The women will meet from 2 to
4:5O pm, when Luman Shafer and
Willis Lamott will speak. The West
minister Fellowship will be addressed
at dinner by DR.. Elwyn Smith. A
mass meeting will be held at 7:3o
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Albright Memorial Plans
Mems Day tomorrow

Tomorrow will be mems and char
ter members day at Albright Me-
mortal Evangelical Church. It will
begin with breakfast for the
square captains of the brotherhood.
The mems choir will sing. Char
ter members of the congregation
will be recognized, and lay members
will present the Victory Advance
program in a symposium at II am.
At 7:45 pm. A. B. Lowstuter, pres
ident of the brotherhood. win pre-
side, the mems quartet will sing
and the Rev. George E. Schnabel
will preach on Christ and Our
Manpower
On Tuesday and Wednesday din
ners will be held at $50 O'Clock,
Evening star., 1944-11-11
President J. R. Howe
At United Brethren

President J. Ruskin Howe Of Ot-
terbein College and a girls quartet
from the music department of the
college will be heard at Memorial
United Brethren Church at 8 pm.
Wednesday. Their appearance in
Washington is part of the program
OF the Tooth anniversary of the
founding of the college.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
THE REV. ROBERT I. CANNON.
Thanksgiving Day Mass
At St. Putrick's Church

Arrangements have been made for
the annual celebration of the Pan
American mass at st. Patrick's
Catholic Church on THANKSGIVING
Day at 10:30 am.
The Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani, apostolic delegate, will
pontiflcate. The Most Rev. Michael
j. Curley, archbishop Of Baltimore
and Washington, will preside. The
Rev. Robert 1. Cannon, president of
F'ordham University, will deliver the
sermon.
Father Cannon, a native of New
York City, attended Georgetown
University here in Washington.
where he received his bachelors de-
gree in the year 1913. That same
year he entered the Society of
Jesus.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
New Metropolitan Minister
To Preach First Sermon

The Rev. Lee Jennings Ferry, new
minister of the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church, will preach his first
sermon there tomorrow morning on
Life Is Worth Living" He will be
admitted to the Washington City
Presbytery Monday
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry and
their three children are residing at
3410 Pennsylvania avenue Sc They
came from Milwaukee, Wis, where
Mr.. Ferry was pastor of the West
minister Presbyterian Church and
moderator of the Presbytery. He
had been there eight years.
He is a graduate Of Huron College
and Mccormick Theological Sem
mary. Mrs. Ferry has a masters
degree from Columbia University
and in the Milwaukee church was
superintendent of the Sunday school,
They will be guests of the church
at breakfast tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Healing Services.

1T Is I, Be Not Afyaid," from
James Moore Hickson's Behold
the Bridegroom Cometh," will be
reviewed by Mrs. z. D. Blackstone
at the Day Prayer Circle of the
Christian Healing Mission in the
parish house of st. Stephen and
the Incarnation Church Tuesday at
1890 am. The night branch will
meet Monday at 8 pm. Miss Dor
othy Buckingham directing.
Christian healing will be Thurs
day at 10 am. in the chapel of the
Incarnation, the Rev. Flint Kellogg
officiating.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Radio Bible Quiz

Grace Memorial Church, Colmar
Manor, Nd, will meet the Cherry
dale Baptist Church, Arlington, Va.
in Dale Crowleys Bible quiz con-
test tonight at o'clock over Sta
ton WWDC. Special singing by
Justin Lawrie's male quartet
Mr.. Crowley speaks at 6:45 pm.
daily over Station WWDC.
Evening star., 1944-11-11

Special service Sunday at 1880
am, dedicating five blue stars in
honor Of William A. Howard, Robert
c. Bolinger, William A. Robey,
Thomas Nutwell and Joseph Horne,
who have recently entered the armed
forces. Sermon by the Rev. Leslie
l.. Bowers on "One of the Boats"
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Dauphters of the King

The Daughters of the King will
observe their annual quiet day q
the Church Of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation, Thursday, beginning
with holy communion at 10 am
The Rev. c. Flint Kellogg will be
the celebrant and the Rev. Craig
Elder will conduct the meditation.
All church women are invited.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Religious Education.

Lectures at $500 Sixteenth street
tomorrow at $50 pm. by James w
Mcclure on These Fateful Years.,
8 pm, Marguerite L. Sitgreaves
Sleep. the Souls Opportunity.
Friday, pm. at 4427 @ street NV.
Lillian F. Boatman, "Astro-Psy.
chology." Saturday, ITO Connect
cut avenue NV; pm, Wanda
Orynski, Sacred Books" and 8 pm.
Matthews Dawson, THE Tarot."
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Epworth MefhodiSf

The Crusade for Christ" will open
at ii am. under the leadership of
DR.. E. Pearce Hayes of Foochow,
China, who has been a Methodist
missionary in China for IS years.
His father was one time pastor of
Douglas and Petworth Methodist
Churches.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Christian Science.

The Christian Science lesson
sermon for tomorrow is "Mortals
and Immortals." Services are held
at II am. and repeated at pm.
except Third Church, at pm,
Fifth Church and society, no eve
ming service. All are invited to at
tend the services and the Wednes-
day evening meeting at o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Baptist Home Board

A meeting Of the Board of Lady
Managers of the Baptist Home will
be held at Calvary Baptist Church
on Monday at 1890 am. for election
OF officers. Mrs. w. B. Hoofnagle.
president, will preside.F
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Outdoor Concert

The last outdoor sacred concert at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery until next
spring will be held tomorrow after
noon. There will be an all-request
program of old songs of the church.
The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1944-11-11
Rev. l. 6. Druke to Preach

At the West Washington Baptist
Church at II am. tomorrow the
Rev. Linn c. Drake will preach on
The Home in Changing World"
and at 8 pm. on Learning From
the Master Teacher