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KuGORE SAW AHEAD

During a kr-ef lull in a recent Senate night debate, several solons were talking 8 brief rest in the of- flee of Senate Secretary Les Billie.
 Sen. Jim Murray of Montana walked over and threw his right arm around sen. Harley Kilgore and started praising the West Vir- ginia Democrat. Turning to Biffle, Murray said:
 Harley here is the only man who really knew that this trouble was coming"
 What do YOU mean?" asked Biffle
 Well if the Senate had listened to Harley two years ago when he brought out his Reconversion Bill we wouldn't be in this mess now, replied the Senator from Montana.
 Murray was referring to Kllgores legislation to provide for careful postwar planning to make sure that materials and men were re- leased in an orderly fashion after the war.
 Kilgore had the foresight to re- lease this reconversion bill as early as March l944, and it gained the support o1 Senators Thomas ot Utah. Johnson of Colorado, Hill oi Alabama, Wagner of New York, La Toilette of Wisconsin, Pepper o1 Florida, Wallgren of Washington (now Governor, and Harry Tru- man, then Senator
 Overriding the opposition of Kill gore's bitter Republican enemy Revercomb of West Virginia, the bill got through the Military Ali fairs Committee, after which big business supporters in the Senate led by George of Georgia and Van denberg Of Michigan. chopped ou its heart.
 The original bill called for pro gram bureau to sit down with { national production-employmen board, consisting of leaders O management, labor, agriculture ant the general public, to work out thu details of an orderly, harmoniou transition period after the war
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HOROSCOPE "Tbe stars incline
 but do not cOmlpeP'
SUNDAY, JULY IA
HEART AND HOME

HEART AND HUM E 1 Under this configuration romance
 may come to full flower and all
 matters pertaining to engagements
 and marriages are under the most
 favorable auspices. The stars are
 also friendly to children and do- mesticS.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS ! Nationwide tightening of en-
 forcement of sanitation laws as | they concern public eating places is indicated. Particular attention will be given to the countless road side drink and eating stands which serve a transient clientele. NATIONAL ISSUES Efforts soon will be made to persuade all persons possessing dangerous war souvenirs to have them deactivated Many fatal ac- cidents have been traced to weap- ons sent or brought home from
 the war areas, and large number of firearms recovered from crim- inals during the past several months have been identified as souvenirs" of the var INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 The signs point to serious trouble
 in Palestine unless some means can be found to lessen the deep racial antiquities which have dogged Brit ain in her attempts to please both Jews and Arabs. The mere declara- tion that all land in Palestine was publicly owned would not solve the
 problem.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars. A year of expressing social service which may lead to a most unusual op-
 portunity to better themselves if
 nancially. .0 Children born today will be phy- sically and mentally equal to the challenges of their times and en- vironments and should enjoy long and useful lives.
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The Washington MerrY-Go-Round
(Conttnued trem Page Oael

Sarelas for having been high-hat with him over the telephone. He explained that Sarelas should De careful never to talk the way he did over the phone again.
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sabotage But as far as impeding the production of needed goods was concerned, they might well have been
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photographic censors in the Tru- man entourage are his in-laWS. Last time tre President visited Jackson County, Mo, newsman who met the Truman party at the airport approached the Presidents brother-in- law, George Wallace, and asked:
 Will it be ali right to take one picture of the group?"
 "There1l be no pictures" snapped Wallace.
 Reluctant to argue the point, the reporter entered the field Admin istration Building to await the ar rival of the sacred COW. Wallace entered shortly thereafter.
 We don't appreciate being fol-
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TRUNiAN'S IN-LAWS

Not since the days of Herbert Hoover have people around the White House been worried about photographs. Herbert Hoover was extremely camera-shy, raised cain when photographers tried to get close-ups. Mrs. Hoover even insist ed upon censering photographs be- fore they were published.
 The R-seve,t family were just the opposite. So is President Tru- man. Not so, however, members of the Truman family Most sensitive
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Had the Kilgore bill passed we might be in a different position than in the turmoil of today,
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MODERN ETIQUETTE FyoRERrA &y LEE

presented to eight CT ten persons ana IS bid each of them good-byF "good-bye including the entire is suf- ficient,
 O. a centerpece the dinner table?
 cenpece high enough to obsruct the 0 guests opposite each other
 O. allow business to for her ownl meeting in a restaurant?
 A. taken her to lunch by invitation
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Daily lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN A11sUsED FERMENTATION is chemical change of an organic substance COMBINATION is the application of warm substance cloths
 OFTEN MISPRoNOUNCED: Radish Pronounce as spelled not 
 OFTEN MTSSPEIIED: EOUS not GOUS
 SYNONYMS: innocent, honest, unsuspicious
 WORD STUDY a times and is yours Let us
 increase vocabulary word each day Todas word COMMEMORATIVE of Tt tribute to man whcm commemoate'
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ather report: High, IT; low, 75; clear.
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MONDAY, JULY 15
HEART AND HOME

The blind, crippled and aged are under favorable auspices. Bachelors are warned to avoid members of the opposite sex throughout this day unless they are prepared to give up the co-caled privileges of the single state
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Long-term contracts should be carefully studied and all factors weighed against the current indus trial adjustments before they are signed One cannot, however, see every possible influence and some chance must be taken on faith. NATIONAL ISSUES Startling changes in high Gov ernment agency are fOreseen, with Congress taking a hand and all the issues hopelessly shrouded in a political smoke screen. The out come will not necessarily be for the best interests of the country, but certain obvious weaknesses will be corrected.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ] Atomic energy control will con- tinue to be a subject of great in- terest and importance for some 1 time to come Some concessions will be made by this country as an in- centive to other nations to cooper ate on an international control pro- gram.
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the star. A veal of attractive and profitable em- ployment, and satisfying progress in an important endeavor touching the home and family.
 Children born today will exhibit many undesirable traits in theii carly years and will cause tneii i parents considerable concern, but as they are endowed with gooe minds and all the qualities that produce character, they will grad ually grow out of these faults ano in maturity will be men and Wo- men of exceptional competence anc wholly trustworthy.
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LOOK and LEARN G&y c. GORDON

l. tallest statue? What comprise twenty-five per ordinary speech?
 Of any old
 4 original Boston Strong Boy? 5 S the papers?
 ANSWERS:
 1 Liberty 151 feet high hs a, that it. is and I. 3 giant
 L. Sullivan, champion 1889 to 1892
 Will
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lowed around" he snarled at the neWSman.
 I'm doing this on instructions" the newsman returned. "It's an as- signment. You'd do the same thing"
 What were you doing out on the field?"
 T was looking around"
 We'll concluded the Presidents brother Jaw, the Secret Service will run you off when they get here"
 The Secret Service did not take the same view. When Wallace cor nered one of the agents, the latter shook his head. Newsmen and pho- tographers, he indicated, had a 1 right to stay. (coPYRIGHT. BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 1946)
Evening star., 1946-12-21
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CHURCH OF THE TWO
WORLDS, 1910 Seventeenth street
NV; Rev. n. Gordon Burroughs,
minister. The following program
will be given tomorrow evening in
celebration Of Christmas:
Piano
Ave Maria" ---------------Schu Schuoert
Solo
s1The Prayer Perfect" Stenson
John Kramer, Bass.
Solo,
Nazareth -s--------Gounod
Mr.. Kramer.
Cffertory fpfanol--
"CantfQEe de Noel Adam
Freda Dorothy Egbert.. Pianist and
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ST. LUKE'S LUTH E RAN
CHURCH, Colesville road and High
land drive, Silver Spring, Md; the
Rev. Robert E. Lee, pastor; Mrs.
Robert G. Steele, organist and choir
director. In celebration Of Christi
mas, there, viii be two services to-
morrow, In the morning at IL O'Clock
and In the afternoon at o'clock,
when q new pipe organ win be dedi-
Gated. Gene Stewart Of the st.
Patrick's Cathedral will be guest or
ganist. A candlelight service viii be
held on Christmas eve at il o'clock.
TOMORROW. II AN. c.,na.
Solo. Fear Ye Not. 9 Israel Mendeissohn
Anthem, selected by senior choir.
orgsn orertory: = only Know Thompson sIsstsa
Christmas musical, cantata and
dedication Of new pipe organ. pm.
Prelude scsTS soS.as Mseess g Steele orsanss
Choir Dr. processional C % and dedication Of organ.
organ sole. ... Hslieiu'ah s Chorus fram Hand.,
Inc HsssiAns esene stewart. orsanist s''1
Vocal solo. They Sang That Nisht .,,s... n
5e'nieHHsM Harvey Harding. baritone. 'si.
cnIsssmss come. fes fsh'e us Adore S Him. % srrsnsed
by lawrence KsatinE. directed By Mrs.
csSsaIs @ IS e & cs@s :S; Z and Worship REsnm. N.ans.
'' Nj. Harding. baritone.
Duet ant! and chorus 'Inrousn 4Hssssh.itovsty Hsss
MS. Rinar Christensen, alto; warren
6eltzer, tenor
Chorus, the Dark q Midnisht" Beethoven
ues Mrs. FRANK 4. A. sThibsdsau. soprano;
colo ou MTs Al ArnS.d s sa1ios alsS
wem.ns nrs ga.. ei1 chlisi 'sRa.ass %So Game
e nsrsa e IN Fields
20 Come. An Ye Faithful" ....,,,...
Angel Scene" from 'Hanss1 sell, and ,aa.,n,,
.| .LIts|is." fusue in Q minor : ia1,in Sssh
Hoei Mr.. stewart. : $3.50.
Mr.. Harding.
Christmas eve candlelight service,
II o'clock; musical prelude at 10:30
pm, liberty carlton, carols by youth
chorus, organ prelude.
womsn's chorus, Softly tie Stars ~ Were v,,s,,.
solo. Thou Art the Saviour - - Schubert
Mrs. Paul D. Miller, soprano.
asI. aSIS sisht sh e eessssSl sss.u Elsh' H.wlsy
oasrtory. 80. How Rose Fer ..a.,,,.
postinds, tHs WESTMINSTER Carol" !.
Arr froy1, traditional
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Hniurraaltat

UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL
MEMORIAL CHURCH, 18th and s
streets NV; r. q. Foudray d.
rector; H. Jerome Graham, organist.
The following program Of Christmas
Music viii be given at the midnight
service at il pm. Christmas Eve:
organ prelude. Rhapsody on -.
: Noel -GiEout
rs This the Way to Bethlehem"
Italian folk. song
Noel Eccssais' Guilmant
.Shepherds' Christmas Song Reimann
"Jesu. Thou Dear Babe Divine
Pastorale, Noel Karg Ebert
ssvirstn's Hlumber Song Reger
"Lo, How Rose Fer Blooming" Praetortus
IA Joyous Christmas Song" Gevaert
Crsan postlude. .Adeste Fdeles." Whitfcrd
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4niten Brrahytfrtait

WALLACE MEMORIAL UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, New
Hampshire avenue at Randolph
street NV. G. E. Hawthorne, min
lister. A program Of Christmas mu-
sic at the service tomorrow morning
will be preceded by a prelude played
on memorial tower chimes at 10:45
am.
Christmas chorale, "a Rose Bursts
FSrthn ---- aseAnaais,ssCe r. oi,sne
chuTeh s5nssnsTt sasTset, "And the Glory Handei
Junior choir
christmas Eve. -tefebyre
pe.sads saaa s.Saiss Ss asavsns Are 80.
4 white gift yesper service Will be
held at > O'Clock.
RIVER ROAD UNITED PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH. Under the di-
|rection OF Mrs. Walter S. Griest,
the choir will present the following
music tomorrow at II am. and 5
pm. in celebration Of Christmas:
PTessssionsI PTsaassi nlass%ss
Anthems heras "snepherds 'aestS i tsSis'.S Judesn
s1iss ssThs Holy Child Of bethlehem. Redner
cfYertory, aDreams Of Bethlehem = Lorenz
Anthems, "The Birthday Of .
AiRs liz song Of PEACE Arransed Sy s. .i1 wits
postilICe aA6este FideIess Ashford
8 P.M.cANDlEIIdHTINq +. SERVICE,
preIldes, "a Christmas Fantasy Stults
eChristmas Carols Around the World
"AnnunciAtion, proyencAi CAROL male
chorus. Haste Ye, Wears, 6hepherds
onertory, sscradle Song $4,000 Dptge
Anthem, bethlehem @Stickles
Postlude. 'sThe March Of the Three
Kings" caI0i
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TAKoMA LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Seventh and Dahlia streets NV;
Rev. J. Adrian Pfeiffer. pastor: Mrs.
Clayton r. Bals, organist. Christ
mas will be heralded with two serv-
ices. The first, children's Christmas
service, will be held tomorrow after
noon at 4::30 o'clock, directed by Mil
dred Banck aud Sarah Pfeifer. On
Christmas eve there will be candle
light service.
4.3O PM s,
cHILDREN's CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Prelude, CHRISTMAS Fantasy" Bach
rrossseaons. Is Come. Ally All Ye Fathfur. Reading
christmas OF Long Ago.
carol. .silesnt Night! Holy His1t!" Gruber
The Junior Choir.
Carol; 70 Little Town OF s.-
Carol: aHsTs! The Herald u.na.,..onn
onertory, Ave Maria stella Griee
Midnight Clear" Willis
Carol. Joy to the World.
Postlude. "Allegro' ASHFORD
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MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
CSATT0NAT, CHITRCH 1A1fl CoIun1-

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
GATTONAL CHURCH, 14l0 Colum-
bia road NV; Rev. DR.. Fred s.
Buschmeyer, minister; Rev. Edmund
r. Strait. associate minister; Claude
Robeson, organist and director; solo,
lists: Constance F. Kruger, contral-
to; Raymond T. Pigott, tenor; Gene
Archer. bass. Christmas music will
be given at the II o'clock service to-
morrow morning by the Mount
Pleasant Chorus and Solo Quartet.
organ prelude. Noel BASQUE Benoit
Bass solo. "cantiaue ne Afsh.. ds Noef Adam
choEases' slesps Judea Fair Mss.inIncrp sassIncp
"RaT1el,1iah RRsTh uSfay choru.. S"HssaImSSil HanSsl
(From THE Messiah")
organ postlude. March Of the Masi
At the S o'clock vesper service the
play and pageant, Alteration of the
Kings and Shepherds" will be given
by groups from the whole church,
under the direction of the Rev. Ed
mund Robert Strait. The Mount
Pleasant Chorus will sing the fol-
lowing choruSes::
Lullaby on Christmas Eve" -christiapssn
..The star oi Bethlehem'' '------n,..kdams
ROCK SPRINGS CoNGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH, Arlington, Va;
Paul r. Hunter, minister. There
will be two services tomorrow. Un-
der the direction Of Mrs. Theodore
N. Norton the Junior Choir will pre-
sent musical program at the IL
am. service and the annual carol
service will take place in the after
noon.
organ prelude, 'Noel' - duilmant
PTssssslSRsl %s AsIssf,I1 hymn' "o'come' All
sing " We ,s Now et Christmas" Old F5sneh ss',sh
Hymn, "The First Novel;"
When hs ShrsSsMaa view ths ssna Motser SsoSi voris
ssn pestuds hEn ay HEAVEN L tas MHTd ns
TO la!ss 4:se Pf p.M. osafs sasoI SERVICE. sa'n M
prssn R5sIds sym 1R.sas Pis
-Four slovak carols d4th century, = !.
gsen as5. a asEss asEssnss ss'sl:
Anthem "a Joyous Christmas .... -.
Hymn. mn 20 Come. Ali Ye Faithful"
- SOLO % sssprano5 THE Little LORD -.
"AassIss, s;sSs We Have Heard o. French ,.ro,
There Were Shepherds in the
Recsssi9saI a;a,2IsI hymn. hymn. ut Came Upon the
organ t possluds, I'm Dulci Jubiio" Bach
Soloists: Joan Landmarl, soprano:
j. Herring Fleck, tenor; Richard
Hunter, George Terbaugh, baritones;
organist, Harold A. Jewett; choir
master. John Livingstone.
Apir Jrri1Halrttt
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY
CITY, Sixteenth above @ street
NV. There will be services to-
morrow and on Christmas eve at
which the following Christmas
music win be played.
TOMORROW.
Prelude, 'Divinum Mysterium" -Purvis
Praise to God the Angels Sing. Emery
Old crusaders hymn. beautiful go.
oTsrtoTy, TO God On Hish Bs n..s
Postiude-
| .'For Us Child Is Born
Christmas CantAta" Bach
CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLEILGHT
CAROL SERVICE. O'CLOCK.
Pastoral symphony. Messiah" Handel
Hymn "Hark; The Herald Angels Sing. !"
Sleep BeSancon
"a Bright Star Shining Mathews
Shepherds Christmas SONG. Reimsnn
Hymn. 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Bethlehem Town Arr Dickinson
"A Star Was His Candle" Del Hiego
Hymn, sS oh Little Town Of Bethlehem;
Softly the Stars We're Shining,
"Cantique de Noel'' ------.A Adam
TO, How q Rose" -Praetorius
Postlude. Carol Prelude" -Purvis
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METROPOLITAN PRESBYIE-
RIAN CHURCH, Fourth md B
streets Sc; Paul De Long Gable.
minister Of music: soloists. Betty
Rhoads, soprano; Clartnda Mead,
contralto: Harold Copenhaver, tenor;
Bruce Rhoads, baritone. Christmas
music will be heard at services to-
morrow as follows:
.'The Holy NiEht'. -, Buck
Anthem; then 10. Howe Rose Ere ,r.etor,u.
soSssno solo. "rhs birthday Of skai'RsSia. :,
Anthem 1T. 1.-THE Mornins Stars SANG as.v.n.on
TosesnTsr Tsnor solo. M. cop.nhaysr ssvsnson
Betty Rhoads.
1ao Gloria in xxcsisis Dec" .,.,,,.,
q, '.oyer Bethlehems Town, Mueller
Pauline D1ntsCTa. nisn,.. Jean .at.cp Ann Topnsm'
Quartet; ~ to-, .No Candle Was There s1d ..Sm.rn
anthem. NS nars scantiaue dc Noer Adsm.Buc sIaif.
Organ odertory. March Of the MaEi
orsan 1.s prelude. IN pule. JuDilo" csndisn
organ prelude. a Carpenter Is porn"
.Ncel Bressann psrcieSx
Anthem, "Jesu Bambino" -----Yon
Bass solo, Mr.. Rhoads.
Anthem, Il Wish You Merry w..,,
organ postiude. "a Christmas
Meditation" Fauikes
BETHESDA PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Clarendon road and VIII
son lane; the Rev James s. Albert
son, minister; Phebe Slime, choir
director; Richard E. Beale, organ
list. The following is the program
for Sunday morning service:
AT II Am.
organ prelude. "christmas Season." 8.
Anthem "Ansels Ger 81 g|s F1s,sss Es.sss toll,on.
Solo. Voices Of rs.s. sas stysi s.in. Matthews
Anthem, Fanfare for Christmas
Postiude, "shepherd's Carol Chubb
At Sis pm, the senior and junior
choirs will present program OF
Christmas carols and their stories.
In addition to the familiar carols,
they will sing these special numbers:
The Echo Carol TRADITIONAL FTsnsh,
20 Beautiful YuIetide'' '----C Christensen
90 H0ly Night Adam
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4 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHRIS
TAN CHURCH, 1885 Park road;
Harry 4. Bell, minister; Katharine
Fowler, organist. Christmas music
at tomorrow mornings service will
include:
Anthems 4.
Christmas Roundelay,' Marryott
= wonder as Wander Niles
Carol Of the Bells Leontoyieh
Hoy Far Is It TO Bethlehem" Shaw
Solo, The Virgins Lullaby.
Doris Gilmore.
Organ SELECTIONS by Miss Fowler
Good News From Heaven Pachelbel
From Heaven on High Edmundson
Music for Christmas eve carols
and candlelighting service:
IAnthems
And the Glory Of the Lord" Handel
Il Wonder as Wander. Niles
Christmas Roundeiay MARRIOTT
How Far Is It to bethlehem . Shaw
Solo. The Virgins Lullaby" !"
Doris Gilmore.
Singing Of carols by copgreeation with
LIGHTED candies on the front steps Of the
orssn elections BY Miss FOWLER
Ia sortie des Trois Rois-Noef dsani
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.TAKOMA PARK CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, Chicago and New York
avenues. Takoma Park, Md. To-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
carols will be sung by the choir In
celebration Of Christmas as follows:
"As Lately We Watched,
Austrian folk sons
.On This Holy Christmas Morn Siovak
s'Song OF Mary Fischer
while Stars Their Vigil Keep. Luyaas
"a Christmas Carol From Lapland.
Dickinson
20 Nightingale. Awake" Swiss folk song
The Virgins Lullaby" Buck
S soioists viii viii be Mrs. j. r. oven, Wen
Mrs. w. G. Finn and Mrs. T. D.
Gates. Florence M. Jacobs is or
ganist and F. n. Townsend, director.
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CHURCH OF THE REFORMA-
TION, 212 East Capitol street, the
Rev. Oscar r. Blackwelder, pastor:
Mary A. Weidley. organist. There will
be two services with Christmas mu-
sic tomorrow. Yon's "Gesu Bambino"
will be sung by the chorus and Han
del's solo, "He Shall Feed His Flock
Like a Shepherd" given by Lenna
Gauss, will form part Of the cele-
bration at II am. Cathreen Car
rico will sing a solo from Handel's
'"The Messiah" at pm. with the
chorus presenting Buchanan's "Oh,
Mary Went a Journeying."
The Christmas eve candlelight
service at 1880 pm. will have the
following musical program.
william Fred Pfeiner. violinist.
Chorus. Lullaby on Christmas Eye.
Combined choirs.
Soprano obbiirato, Pierce Miller.
Carol. Softly the Stars Were Shining
Combined chorus
Chorus. The Birthday Of King"
Chorus. Beautiful Saviour" christensen
Combined choirs.
Alto obbligato, leuna Gauss.
Combined choirs.
Solos BY John J. Norberg, Bert Lumpkin.
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NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. w. E. Braithwaite, choir
master; James B. Smiley. organist.
Special Christmas music viii pre-
cede tomorrow mornings service. A
brass quartet, consisting OF Lou
Maser and George Myers, trumpets;
Albert T. Cooper and Kiey Garvin,
trombones, will play Christmas
carols from the steps Of the church,
facing Thomas Circle. Accompanied
by the quartet, the chorus win sing
Macfarlane's Light Of the World,
We Hail Thee" and Ippolitov-
Ivanov's Russian Christmas Hymn. !"
DR.. william w. zeller. tenor, will be
heard in Adams "Cantique de Noel :
At 8:15 pm. part I OF Handels
'aThe Messiah" viii be presented by
a choir of go voices under the direc-
ton OF MIR. Braithwaite.
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KELLER MEMORIAL LUTH-
ERAN CHURCH, Ninth street and
Maryland avenue NE, Dr.. Carl r.
Simon. pastor. AT the II am. serv-
Ice tomorrow the music viii be as
follows:
Organ prelude, "NoeI'' Buck
Anthem, And the Glory of the Lord"
from "The Messiah Handel
Anthem. There We're Shepherd" Scott
Offering, "Emmanuep Rossini
Soprano solo, 20 Little Town Of Beth
Mary K Rush
Organ postlude, Joy. to the World Wilson
At II pm. Christmas eve candle-
light service the music will be as
follows:
Organ prelude. "Christmas Pastorais,.
Anthem. Gloria In Excelsis" Mozart
Anthem, LULLABY on christmas Eve,
Soprano solo, 20 Holy Night ------ Adam
Mary Ellen Folmer.
Anthem, There Were Shepherds'' Scott
Baritone solo, "The People That walked
In Darkness" from .'The Messiah"
o., Wilson Evart. o.,,oa
o4ssn i ipostiude, The Haileiujsh cho-
rus" from 'The Messiah" "---- Handel
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GECRGETOWN LUTHERAN
CHURCH, the Rev. Harold 3. Beat--
Ety, pastor; Mrs. Theodore Beiber,
organist; Mrs. Dale Philips, choir
director. The following musical pro-
grams will be given In celebration
of the Christmas season tomorrow
at the IL am. service and on Christi
mas eve at Has pm:
TOMORROW III An.
Christmas Music on Chimes.
xdoFaticns from Holy city" uaul
HsrE the Herald Angels sing
asEs:Gs T:Es Esss T. 81. pals E;sa
There Dwelt in Old Judea,' Junior choir
sSTssk S;.s,l Forth, Q ssautsoas heavenly |. !.
Light 6acn
RssssssS..I scsass A,tssa. htsnn-s :. r.i.hsul..
Carols on Chimes.
Organ postlude-
1aIfh 16aHIfaisqMas e tns WE VIZ cAxsshbinr1oHr Ashia
SERVICE Il AS Pm.
Carol music from church Chimes.
organ prelude, -.
Professional hymn
.Joy to the woridi The Lord Is Come. 2
Rs5oice Greatly" ------- woodward
Vocal trio
"Thsre's q. s2ng IN thu. Air.. Holland
Mrs Dale Phillips, Mrs. Harold Beatty,
Mrs. William B. Pettis.
sThs birthday Of king - seidlinrer
LULLABY at Christmas Eve" christensen
Verna Bieber, solcist.
Vocal duet
20 Holy Night"
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Held.
Cello accompanist. Dale Phillips.
Anthem
TO, How Rose"
Vocal SOLO
The Virgins siumber Song" -Reser
Verna Bieher.
Recessional hymn
% Little. Town OF Bethlehem"
Organ postlude-
March Of the Magf"--------- Du Bois
Chime Music.
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ASCENSION

Massachusetts Ave. at 18th ST. NV.
REV. HAROLD v. o. LoUNSBURY, Rector
Dr.. MAX CUSHING, orsonist Choir Director
I 500 0o.m.-HoIy Communion
o:45 u.m.-Church School
100 o.m.-Moming Prayer and Sermon
CHRISTMAS EVE FESTIVAL CELEBRATION
Of the Holy Communion preceded BY the
singing Of Christmas corols-li:3 30 PM.
CHRISTMAS DAY CELEBRATION
of the Holy Communion at 1000 AN.