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Evening star., 1945-11-04
Hungarian Vote Today
Central Europe 5 First
Free Ballot Since War
,, the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, Nov. 3.-Hungarians
will vote for parliamentary candi-
dates tomorrow in what is expected
to be the first free, secret national
election in Central Europe since
the wars end.
approximately 100000 Of the
country's 5,o00.00o registered voters
are expected to participate.
Hungary has diplomatic stake
in conducting a fair and orderly
election, for political leaders be-
lieve 1t would hasten the resump-
tion Of full, normal diplomatic rela-
tions with the United States and
Britain, matching Russia's recog-
milton.
tThe United States already has
approved the appointment of
Kladar de Szegedy- -Maszak as
Hungarian Minister to Washing
ton, the last necessary step in
Washington's previously an
nounced promise to recognize
the present provisional govern
ment as governing authority in
Hungary.
CHowever, this Is still short of
full normal American recognition
since Hungary is former enemy
state with which no peace treaty
yet has been concluded. The
United States has not formally
appointed Minister to Buda-
pest, but H. F. Arthur Schoen-
field, the American political rep
resentative, has the personal
rank Of Minister).
Major Parties Entered Tickets.
The quietness of the Hungarian
campaign and the fact that Buda-
pest held free municipal election
October gave promise that tomor-
rows voting would be democratic.
Each of the country's major
parties entered tickets. Regard for
American and British public opinion
caused political leaders to abandon
an earlier proposal under which all
parties would have agreed on a
single slate Of parliamentary can
didates.
The Communist party is not en-
tirely united. Some party members
who stayed in the country and
fought in the underground refer
seemingly to leaders returning from
Is years of exile as men from
Moscow"
The smaller Peasant party Just
to the right of the Communists
insists 1t is not communistic, but
has pledged leftist support in
farmer-laborer questions.
Small Holders in Center.
The Laborite Social Democrats
have left WING which everlaps the
moderates among the Communists
The Peoples Democratic party, a
small liberal group, also has a slate.
In the center is the Small Holders
party, the surprise winner of the
Budapest city election. This party
is mixture of small shopkepeers,
small land owners, professional men
and their wives, supported by many
large landowners, bankers and men,
bers of the nobility of conservative
views.
Many members of the party of
the extreme right, the Christian
Democrats, are expected t ovote for
the Small Holders candidates.
Under prediction deal Hun
gary is expected to continue to have
coalition government with all par
ties sharing in the responsibility.
1t is believed this arrangement will
be followed even If the Small Hold
ers gained q working majority in
parliament.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
|Dachau Defendants
Hear Indictments
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DACHAU, Germany, Now 3.--
Thirty-four OF ~ Nazis charged with
infiicting -tortures, starvation,
abuses and irdignities" on Dachau
concentration camp prisoners, heard
their indictment read to them yes
terday and learned they. would face
trial November Is, in the court
room Of the horror camp itself.
Conviction is punishable by de-
capitation by German executioners.
Several volunteers already have
asked to be allowed to swing the ak.
Eight other defendants. yet to be
brought to Dachau, will be served
their indictments later.
1t. Col. William S. benson of
Evening star., 1945-11-04

BEGS NO MERCY - Laszlo
Bardossy, former Hungarian
Premier and Foreign Minister
accused of serving German
interests in the war, was SEN
fenced to hang yesterday and
demanded immediate execu-
tion, saying, II beg no mercy"
He was the first to be, tried in
Hungary's war crimes trials.
Bella Imredy. former Finance
Minister, and Ferenc Szalasi.
who headed the government
at the close of the war, are
expected to be tried next.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Birmingham, Ala. chief prosecutor
Of the trial, which Will be held be-
fore an eight-member court oi
American Army officers, said -four
Army officers would be assigned As
defense attorneys. The defendants
also will be allowed to choose their
own German attorneys.
It Is. estimated that 100000 persons
died at Dachau from 1888 to 1945
All the defendants are SS guards
and officials, except D. Klaus Kari
Evening star., 1945-11-04
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, hovEMsER 4, IsA.

should not exceed 20 and that eight
to II would be more satisfactory.
Forty-five are being tried concur
rently here.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Gcndhi in Boer War

Mahatma Gandhi raised and
commanded ) Red Gross unit n.
South Africa during the Boer War.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Schillins. accused of directing ma
larial experiments on tnternees.

Id1Idl eApcEu1c1it0 On IlltcfdHoc6.
LuENEBrRG, Germany, Nov. 81.
The Belsen war crime trials will
enter their eighth week Monday, 4
month behind the original schedule,
but ofYicials tonight said valuable
lessons had been learned which
would shorten subsequent trials and
bring about swift justice"
One lesson, both defense attorneys
and the prosecution agreed, is that
the number OF accused hereafter
Evening star., 1945-11-04
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
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A StorehoUse Of Education and Fun
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

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Ghrtattatt
CONTINUED From Page A-1O)

presented in the evening by the
choir and soloists, as follows:
% Hills and Wales Of Bethlehem Choir.
Choir-soioists, Julia Bon Durant
soprano; Mrs. Robert cTseeh,, alto.
Room ., in NY ., Heart for Thee l: r,,.,.x
Come snd Wo ,,l7! ,,,,.,,.
Mary Watched Beside the Manger."
choir-soloist. Mrs. Joseph Lynn,
Follow Yonder Star"
Mems Chorus Womsn,s Chorus .h and
bass. Leona Rider. soprano.
The The d GSsa Is IN cG 3Ps skiss
Lynn. John Robh and Melvin Davis,
Mrs. Charles S. Nutick. director.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHRIS
THAN CHURCH, s1435 Park road.
Harry L. Bell, minister; Katharine
Fowler, organist. At the service to-
morrow the choir will sing the fol-
lowing selections in observance of
Christmas:
And the Glory" .----.--....,--- Handel
| Place" Wiloughby
IT Wander AS Wander Miles
Carol of the Bells Leontaviteh
| Christmas Carol .-- Fowler
At the candlelight service Christ
mas eve, 7:30 pm, Miss Fowler will
play pre-service organ recital
using the following numbers:
Christmas . Dethiei
10, How Rose Fer Blooming" Brahms
| Noel" -- DAuuir
| Prom Heaven on High" - Pachebe
| ''Shepherds March" Yon
| Christmas Suite - Edmundson
THE TAKOMA PARK CHRIS
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and II am. tomorrow at the Pet
worth Baptist Church. A candle
light service will be held at IL pm.
Monday and a motion picture at 8
pm. Wednesday.
At the Eldebrooke Methodist
Church the Rev. F. Paul Harris will
give special recognition tomorrow
morning to four men who died dur
ing the war. Members of the
Church School will present a Christ
mas program at 7 pm. Candlelight
services at IL pm. Monday.
st. Columbia's Episcopal Church
will have Christmas services at IL 80
pm. Christmas eve and at 10 am.
Christmas Day. The Rev. c. Ran
dolph Mengers will celebrate holy
communion at both services.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church at
II am. tomorrow DR.. H. w. Snyder
will conclude his series of sermons
with the theme, 1.-THE Eternal
Christ" The Sunday school will
hold a white gift service at 7:3O
pm. On Christmas eve at 10:4o
am. Miss Elaine Butcher will give
an organ recital and at II pm. will
be a candlelight service with the
theme And on Earth, Peace"
Christmas events in the West
Washington Baptist Church: 8 pm.
tomorrow. white Christmas pag-
cant, 1.-The Blessings of Peace" Sun
| day school entertainment. nm
Tuesday.
The Chevy Chase Methodist
Church will have Christmas eve
carol and candlelight service at II
pm.
At the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church at $50 pm. tomor-
row the Rev. Edmund Straut. asso-
clate minister, will present 1.-THE
Alteration of the Kings and Shep.
herds" a pageant. A tea, for ser.
vice men and women, and also ir
his and Mrs. Straits honor, will
follow.
In the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church a pageant, THE New Borr
King" will be given at Sis pm. to.
morrow.
Ninth Street Christian.
The Ninth Street Christian Bible
school tomorrow morning will hole
"The White Gifts for the King
service in the form of a Shove,
OF canned goods for the relief Of
starving peoples abroad. DR.. Car.
roll c. Roberts will deliver the
Christmas message at 1880 am. A
Christmas eve service of carolline
and candlelighting will be held al
Ills pm.
The Christmas services of the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Church will begin at $50 am. to-
morrow with program, God So
Loved the World" and a white gift
offering. At II am. a Christmas
sermon by DR.. E. A. Sexsmith on
"Tidings That Bring Great JOY
On Christmas eve at IL pm. there
will be a service. DR.. Sexsmith will
speak on "The Child Who Was
Crowded Out"
AT Gorsuch Methodist Church q
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candlelight service will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow.
In Emory Methodist Church there
will be special services tomorrow,
DR.. E. G. Beary will preach at II
am. on why Celebrate Christ
mas?" Candlelight service at 7:30
pm. At midnight Christmas eve
there will be a service.
A white gift service and pageant
will be presented at $50 pm. tomor-
row at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church entitled 1.-THE Heart of
Christmas" Young people will go
caroling at pm. to the Lisner
Home. There will be a program at
II pm. Monday.
The School of Religion of All
Souls Unitarian Church will have
Christmas service at $50 pm. to-
morrow.
Young people Of the Petworth
Methodist Church will give a page
ant, Bethlehem" at pm. tomor-
row. At $3.50 am. on Christmas will
NC d cuIll lSC oCEflCG.
Christmas services at Transfigu-
ration Episcopal Church will be
held at midnight Monday and also
at II am. Tuesday.
A Christmas program will be given
in the school of the Plymouth Con-
gregational Church tomorrow.
The local French Church will hole
its Christmas service at pm. to.
morrow in st. Johns Episcopa
Church. DR.. Georges Barrois Of
Princeton Theological Seminary
will preach on Dams rAttente dur
Sauveur." Communion will be ad.
ministered by the Rev. DR.. Floriar
Vurpillot.
River Road U. p.
The River Road United Presby.
terrain Church will have a specia
program by the children at ga;
am. Sunday. At II am. the mes.
sage theme will be IF Christ b
Not Born in You" and at $50 pm
there will be candlelighting caro-
service with message THE Light
of the World" The Youth groups
will have supper at GAS pm, after
which they will pack Christmas
parcels for the colored folks OF
Government Court where they will
sponsor a service Christmas eve al
pm. then go caroling in the COM
munity of the church.
The first annual candlelight serv.
ice, with choirs of II churches par
ticipating, will be held at 4::30 pm
tomorrow at the Ebenezer Meth.
odist Church.
A pageant, There Was One Who
Gave Lamb" will be presented a
Mount Vernon Methodist Church al
IS pm. tomorrow, followed by q
buffet supper and later the young
adults will 60 caroling at the Union
Station. A Family Christmas serv-
ice will be held in the afternoon
DR.. John w. Rustin will preach al
9 and II am on "Why Celebra te
Christmas?" Dinner will be served
Christmas Day to service men and
women.
At Mount Olivet Lutheran Church
a white service will be held at II
am. tomorrow Gifts will be brought
for distribution in hospitals anc
food for the poor. The Rev. Will
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Services
Continued From Page A-a)

mas eve at 1890 pm. with a carol
service. AT 1870 pm, DR.. Charles
w. Sheerin, assisted by the Rev
Hunter M. Lewis, the Rev. A. j. Will
der, and the Rev. A. Brooke Mosley,
will celebrate holy communion.
There will be no sermon at this SER
vice. On Christmas Day at and
IL am. will be holy communion with
a sermon by the rector. On Janu-
airy at the Feast of the Epiphany
at pm. will be a candlelight
service.
Christmas services will be held
Sunday at st. Paul Methodist
Church. At II am, the Rev. Dale
Crowley, 'Washington's Radio Min.
ister," will speak on Good Tidings
of Great JOY" He will give short
meditation at 8 pm.
The feature Of the services at the
Luther Rice Memorial Baptist
church will be two sermons by the
pastors father. DR.. T. L. Holcomb
official of the Southern Baptist
Convention, Nashville, Tenn, to-
morrow at GAS and II am. The
annual Christmas vesper service
will be held at $50 pm. The Rev
Luther j. Holcomb. pastor, will give
the meditation.
Petworth Baptist.
The Rev. James P. Rodgers will
conduct idential services at $3.50
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Harold A. Jewett organist. At the
two services tomorrow the following
musical programs will be given:
IL AM.
Organ prelude, FESTIVAL Prelude
stoughton
soprano solo, 20 Thou That Tellest'
f'Messiah'o ---~--- Handel
anthem. 10, How Rose" Praetorius
mas concerto) - coreili
Organ postlude. Christmas Postlude.'
Best
Carol Service. 4:3O PM.
Organ prelude, The Infant Jesus" Yon
Professional. THE First Novel;
Traditional
Anthem. "A Joyous Christmas Song
Hymn, "Hark, the Herald Angels"
MendeIssohn
Soprano solo, "A Voice From Yonder
Anthem. There Were Shepherds william
Hymn % Come, All Ye Faithful"
Carols at the offertory:
When the Sun Had Sunk to Rest"
"a Bright Star Shining Matthews
.stIsnt k Nlast, W9encesisus' Mattssohn
Ress ss. II. IT Cam. Upon til. MID au'sl
Organ postlude, 'In Dulci Jubilo" Bach
Soloists Elizabeth Bohmrich, soprano;
j. Herring Flick, tenor; George Terborgfl
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heV. blllngtOn syria.
And all went to be taxed, every
one into his own city.
And Joseph also went up from
Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth,
into Judaea, unto the city of David,
which is called Bethlehem (be-
cause he was the house and lineage
of DAVID.
To be taxed with Mary his espoused
wife, being great with child.
And so 1t was, that, while they
we're there the days were accom-
plished that she should be deliv-
cred.
And she brought forth her first
born son, and wrapped him in
swaddling clothes, and laid him
in a manger; because there was
no room for them in the inn.
Our story from the Bible tells us
Of there being no room for the
Lord Jesus Christ when he was
born.
I trust this Christmas that you
have left room in your home for
the Lord Jesus Christ, room at
your table for Him to be there
when you offer thanks, room in
your home and conversation to tell
your kddies why Christmas is here.
This year we can shout glory to
God, peace on earth, good will
toward man. Even though We do
not have a permanent peace or
the peace that we will have when
Jesus comes again In the clouds
of glory, truly there is a great
peace to what it was last Christmas.
May the peace and love of the
Holy Spirit bless your home this
year is my prayer.
We publish a weekly paper. Send
for free copy and copy of Five
Things Every Person Ought to
Know.
ReU. Dallas F. Ellington
1912 Manchester Road
Akron II, Ohio
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= a. -ek4s .as4Tfr Ea. -. :. :
ITIAN CHURCH, r. H. Townsend,
jr. musical director; Mrs. J. r.
Jacobs, organist. : "A vesper carol
service will be presented by the
choir at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoop, at which Mrs. J. r. Owen,
Mrs. w. G. Finn and Fred M.
Stephens will sing solos. The pro-
gram is as follows:
"As Lately We Watched"
Austrian folk song
Beside Thy Cradle" from Bach's
Christmas Oratorio.'
Break Forth, o Beau ;eous Heavenly
Light" " Bach
Song of Mary Fischer
Christmas Carol From Lapland."
Dickinson
Silent Night Gruber-West
Let Carols Ring"
Folk melody from Sweden
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CHRIST IS BORN
Luke II:

-SAAAN -
And it came to
pass in those
days, that there
W e n t out a
d e ere e from
Caesar Angus
tus, that all the
world should be
taxed.
And this taxing
was first made
when Cyrenius
was governor of
SYRIA.
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Congregational
Continued From Page A-10o

ROCK SPRING CONGREGA-
TIoNAL CHURCH, Rock Spring
and Little Falls roads north, Ar
lington, Va; Paul r. Hunter, min
lister; John Livingstone, choirmaster:
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PETWORTH

New Hampshire A.e. at Grant Circle
JOHN CURRY MILAN. d. d.
9:30 am.-Church School
HOO INA Song in the Night"
700 p.m.-Youth Fellowship. Ma
tivity Pageant-"Bethle-
hem"
500 p.m--Annual Christmas Carol
Service. Three Choirs,
over 100 voices.
CHRISTMAS DAY
a 40 a m Sunrise Service
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EMORY
ANACOSTIA

14th and You SITS. Sc.
w. KENNETH LYONS. Minister.
9:30 am -Church School
HOO a.m.-''The First Christmas
Service
6:45 p.m.-Young People.
500 p.m.-Carol Singing by Four
Choirs.
CHRISTMAS EVE, II. PM
A Service of Carols and Candles.
May Joy, Peace and Happiness be
yours this Christmas and throughout
the New Year.
A Cordial Welcome to All.
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LINCOLN ROAD
At Lincoln Road and You St. NE.
WORSHIP at Ii m and s nm
Meirenoliian Memorial

THE NATIONAL CHURCH.
Nebraska and New Mexico AYES. NV.
Edward Gardiner Latch, Minister.
900 am. and HOO am
Two Identical Christmas Services.
THE Greatness of Jesus"
CHRISTMAS EVE.
10:45 p.m.-The Great Christmas Eve
Carol and Candlelight
Service
1915 m.-Carols on the Organ by
Mrs. James Shera Mont
gomery. Organist
Music by the Choir, directed by Mr..
George Harold Miller.
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RHODE ISLAND AVENUE

Rhode Island Ave. and First st. NV.
EDGAR A SEXSMITH, DID,. Minister
$40 a.m-Church School
11:00 q. m.-''Tidings That Bring
Great JOY"
500 p.m-Christmas Cantata by
y1n Trtoyr
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TRINITY

5th and Seward Square Sc.
Rev. Daniel w. Justice. DID,, Minister
$50 an.-Church School for All
Ages
HOO a.rn.-"Christmas - God Be-
came Human to Man"
300 pm.-Junior Choir
7:30 p.m.-"Bethlehem," a Christ
mas Pageant Presented
by the Junior Choir and
Young People.
Christmas Eve.
q to s pn-Junior Choir CarolinE
to 10 pm NJ Y Fellowship Carol
ing.
IL p m-Christmas Eve Carol and
Altar Candlelight Service.
PUBLIC ALWAYS MOST WELCOME.
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FOUNDRY

FOUNDRY
18th St. Near P St.
- FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS,
Minister.
"The Church of the States"
$50 o.m.-Church School.
II 100 o.m.-"Joy TO the World"
800 p.m-condIeIisht Service
Of Carols.
Christmas Eve, December "a.
" 90 p.m.-"The Ne ssioh."
CondIelieht Choral Service by
Foundry Choir and singers
from the Washington Mission
DRY COLLEGE, Chorus.
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LEWIS MEMORIAL

4th and Hamilton SITS. NV.
G. CUSTER CROMWELL, Minister.
Gas a.m.-Church School
IL 100 am.--''Why Christmas is
Different"
500 m-Dramitization OF
Why the Chimes Rang"
CHRISTMAS EVE.
II 100 pm.-Candlelieh Service Spe-
cial Music at all Services
under direction of Mrs
Dorothy Onion
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WESLEY

CLARENCE E. WISE. Minister.
Gas am-Church School
HOO a.m.-"The First Christmas
Gift" A Special Pro-
gram of Christmas Music
CHRISTMAS EVE.
Musician Services by the Quartet and
and Choir Monday. Dec. "A,
10:45 pm.
James l.. McLain. 0rganist- Director.
Hilda Henderson Soprano; David
Manley Tenor: Heuriette Bagger
Plum, Contralto: Robert Nicholson.
Baritone and the Choir
The Public Is Cor5ialiy Invited.
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Chr Mrfhnntaf 0hurrh

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING 100 MoryIond Ave- NE
Resident Bishop. chaIes w. Flint D. D.. Il. D.
District D., d smith, D.
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HAMLENE

18th and Allison SITS. NV.
REV. II. W. BURGAN. d. D.. Minister
a:45 a.rn.-Sparkman Bible Glass.
HOO ,m.-"The Growing Christ"
Dr. Chesteen Smith,
Guest Minister.
7:15 pm.-Youth Fellowship Christ
mas Service.
s:15 p.m.-Vandlelight Carol--Con-
tata by the Choir.
CHRISTMAS EVE.
10:45 pm.-Group of Carols and q
Contata when the
Christ Child Came"
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FRANCIS ASRuRY

3146 18th st. NV.
o. BRYAN LANGRALL, Minister
$3.50 a.m.-Sunday School.
HOO am.-"The Spirit of
Christmas"
g IN Musical
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WOODSIDE

II 100 a.m.-Candlelight Service.
Special vocal in Instrumental Music
by Chancel and Welsey Chorus and
soloists, Meditation Christmas Comes
Again -