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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
nRnSnA-IOIls DIs. At vsrnOr Hwy.

'F0RDS0N-IOIts Dix. at Vernon Hwy.
Dorothy MCGul.- m "A
Tree Grows In Brooklyn" The Fatal
Witness Evelyn Ankers. Cartoon. News.
FOREST theW)-wOodward at Forest
'A"' open o. Adult, 2lc tax
inc We Make You Laugh on NoH Money
/ Back. Abbott and Costello IN Lost IN =
Haren.' Bob Steele IN Greatest ~ West
erns. wild Fire" New Show Tonight
E0Y-THg PLACE TO GO
W" Gene Tierney aud Cornel Wide In
Leave Her 10 Heaven"
in Technicolor
FRANKIIN-'a7,o,. &c eraaot rltt ~. a AZ 4Ssl ,,
/ Ladies Randolph Scott. Belle OF the
| Yukon" "Tell u 10 star" Ruth Terry
/ 6ARDEN-wOOcwsrd at ssidsn
open $50 +. NJ. Leave u
I 10 Blonde" Penny Singleton "ROckin'
in the Rockies" Mary h Hughes. Shorts.
6l fRE-Gd. River at Trumbun TIE 1883
SAS Humphrey Bogaf'. Alexis
| Smith in Conflict" Plus Junior Miss. -
| peggy Ann Garner and AIl,u Jo,lyn.
/ 6RANADA-wsst warren at Iu9ctiOn
S"1rsN willard Parker In
Fighting Guardsman." Plus Johnny
Mack Brown IN Flame Of the West. 3"
6RAND-I3S'I woodward, at Grand
Open d 200 Oracle Fields
Monty woolley in Molly and Me-" Also
End OF the Road" with Edward Morris.
6RhNDE-SO24 w. Jefferson VI 2.l247-
o"A''Sh Cont. Noon Till Midnight.
firekins O!enwsre e Ladie, fighting
6RANT-RUsseIi near hOibrook
ohAN' open 9 P. NJ. Dorothy Nc
CURE in "Ihe Enchanted Cottage" Allan
Jones. ''senorita From the west
6RhYSI0N6-7sI6 miehisan OR 1880
OhH'1'0NI open 5.45. Fredric March
in Adventures OF Marx Twain" Plus
"oanperOus lntrudsr." Neds Ann Bors
GREAT lAKES-IIs32 Grand River
N"AT' AH"HS open 6.35. PARK Free.
Susanna Foster, THAT Niaht With You"
Come Out Fiphiing.' East SIDE hids.
GREENw00D-Hsm'ltOn a,wsh kirbS
V"->'"OV Leon Erol, Elizabeth
Risdon. Mama Loves Papa" "Ten u
20 STAT" Ruth Terry. Roht Livingston.
HhRpFR-HarpT al Lakewood Ar 4o2O y
''H"' ~ open eI5. start $40. Pslk
Night With You" Come out Fiehtins."
Hh1FI pARK-JOhn r. at 9 Mile RIO l744
'Nlll nv" open 5I5. Rosalino
aWuthertnu Heights. Mama Loves Papa
HlGHlAN PK.-l'sis we TO s.o1es .
'" Cont. An. to 4 VI
Dick Powell IN Murder. Ny Sweet"
Sensation Hunters With Robert LCarey.
H0I | YW00D-48Os w. Fort Park Free
open 80 Irene Dunno,
"ovsr a." "Picture Of Dorian Grey"
Donna Reed. Come Before 8. save roc.
HnAE-6i2l chsns street
"NN open 5:3o. Free Dishes
Turhan Bcv IN "Ths CLIMAX "Nounu
Ideas" Mary As'0- and Herbert Marshall
IhpFPIlI -7Oa0 Michigan Ave.
w" ~"NN open 5.ii Merle OtrfOn.
Franch0t Tone. Ozark waters" Radio
stars On Parade" Frame, Lapgi0rd
4, IRIS-E. Cd. BNd..I. cAmpau TR l.ss5ss
'"S Open go. Rnsaieeu Dinner
ware Hedy Lamar. George Brent. The
Conspiraiors" Plus sensation huntsrs."
/ lRvlN6-2l72O F,nssll Ave. RE 1858
open 9 rs. Family Night.
Csc George Rar. Joan Bennetf. "Nob
hili." Cues, IN the House" r. B'llany
/ IEFFERS0N-llOOs Ess, J,aeson ave.
Matinee Daily
Doors Open Has A "
Continuous Noon io Midnight
IFFFfRS0N-ilOos East IsHsrsou Ave.
Orsn Noon o. Aldnl sht
Lee Tracy. "Betrayai From the fast"
Plus Tim H'r IN Bandit Trall."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

breasted sheets for the Indian delegates
And the the Pdiace Hotel already made
for the British contingent.
They had installed special shoWe Nth three
hot cold, and pekoe.
wouldn't like right and San Francisco had
become United Nations but called
breakfast the and the whiStng THE
Marseiae carrying the tray rckshaw and the check
10 rubles
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
TODAy'tyyso,"s.. your. .sshbo. .:::2,. s.!t: .ho0d MOVIE

MI .THF-Maek al Holeomb PL i4l2+
sAA Speciality Numbers by Alice
Faye. Dick Haynes. Betty Cradle and
J Dorseys Band in -Four Ills IN Jeep.
DFI .IHE-maok a, HOieOmb PL l4ils
Open s.4j. Park Free. Martha
Rave. Carole Lands. J Dorseys orch. IN
-Four Ills In q Jeep." susanna Foster,
Franchot Tone in That Night With You
DFllIYF-s3ss kGehssai Park Free
Open $50. OTenvare 20 Ladies
Susanna Foster, y. Tone. That Night
With You" Phantom speaks" Il. Arlen.
nEYTFR-n Burlinssme TO s.0I55
1A"" Open 6:i5. Phil Harris and
Leslie Brooks. ~ Love Bandleader. Z"
Love. Honor and Goodbye V. Bruce.
nIY-west Vernon Highway near Hubbard
W" Open 4j. DinnerWarc.
Glons Jean. Keefe Braselle. "RiVer Gang"
"Swineins on a Rainbow" Brad Taylor.
D0WNI0WN-Grsnd Circus PARK
so"N'~"" stage. frankie Masters
and Orch. and Huntg Hall. Bobby Jordan
Dead End Kids. Screen TIGER Woman.
n1Y-Llvsrnois at Dawson no 5000
seH Open 6:l5. Cary Grant, Ethel
Barrymore, None but the Lonely Heart.
Beautiful Cheat" Bonita Granville cart.
FAST DEIR0lI-Grs,iOt a, Smile Road
@"~' "The Phantom Speaks,"
Richard Arlen. And "Pstrick the Great "
with Donald o'Connor Cartoon. News.
FAST END-iISlO {. Jefferson tE SslSt
NV Open +. NJ. Ladies' Free
Dinner1Fsrsl PM Harris, - Love Bard.
leader" Midnight Manhunt." W. Gargan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dyke ~ sO6I e
N'''N'" Doors Open 30. Ffanchot Tone
susanna Foster. That hisht with You"
Come Out Fiphiins," with Leo Gorcey.
FAST SlDe-GrsiiO, a, Gtandy
hhSi Sibh Omen l2 Noon. Humphrey
Bogsrt in sahara" Sensation hunters"
Robert Lowery. Dishes to Ladies Today.
EASTWOOD ts'~'-Gratio' n.S near near S",s =
"Psn.kmer,esns~ Tlus ''The Brighton
stranger" Cartoon.
ECH0-sOOO Oakland TO s-i7sO
~ open SIS. Crabbe, St John,
"Fiehtine Bill Carson" white PONCE"
All star. I'm lust Curious" Lulu.
EC0RSt-4OsO West jefferson AT 7slO
Bette Davis in "Mr. sksninu,on." Plus
{. Gable. l. Young. "Call OF the wild"
ES0UlRE-ls2ll &. Jefferson ~ 2.276O u
Esther Williams. Van John
son. 'Thrln OF Romance Z. lO.l2
"Iombist on Broadway" A. e0l only.
FhMll y-csdillse Square. Monroe Ave.
Cont . A VI 90 Midnight
susanna Foster. THAT NIGHT Win You"
East side Kids Come Out Fish,ine."
FkRkllN-sOSO Jos. Csmpsu TR 2.4S73 y
N open F.45 Richard Frazer.
Grace Gnlern Shadow of Terror" Sunset
Carson in Bandits Of the Badlsnds.'
FFNkFI --FsnksII.D Dexter UH 1.Oi0s .
Open g.l5 Ladie. Dish
Night. Gainesville Ghost" 4. LaughiGu.
''senorl's From the west" Allan Jones
FFRNDLI m. s-Miis Rd. 81
Open S45. Alive Pave
Carmen Miranda. "Ganst All Mere
Lady Has Plsnt." Paulette Goddard
FINE tRrS-wO'dw.rd al wsi'oC =
'"- Open y. VI. Cont
Az Nigh, Bette Davis. "watch or the
Rhine" Pius MAN who Wouldnt Die. "
ElSuEP-ln the Fisher Blds.
''S"A" Open ~ 10. Irene Dunne iu
"ova a." asa, 6:53. i0.52 Plus "Pic.
tore Of Dorian Gray" a. i.03, 3 y. e.0l
Fl FlAhIN6f)-Grstiot at 7.NHs Pi $3.50 =
Open s.lS. Ffce BaklnWare
n ladies' Allan Jones. "Senorita From
the west" "Phsntom Speaks." r. ArIen
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

Iny-Joy al Dexter TY 4.ss62
W. open Gas. Free Glassware Anne
Baxter Ralph BellauS. Guest IN the
House" rlus Swinging on a Rainbo~ .
KlN6-S3l5 Chsne Street
""'N open $3.50. -Fredrle March IN
Adventures Of Mark Tsain.' Sergeant
Mike" with Larry Park, Jeanne Raiss.
KRAMER 1,l -s,ss''aI;'' ST. s. s,.,,5 - !, 's, g
oood ~" "ROSis Hart" with Ginger
Rogers. Double SHOW Tonight
kRlM--woOd~srd mr.. Smile TO s-4llO
""''' open =. 81 Tyrone Power.
Gene Tierney. "Son Of Fury" Plus "RtVef
Game" Gloris DEAN and Bin Goodwin.
lAKEW00D-l4249 E. J'ifst,On Lt 2sOot
NN"l l"SeS Cont A. M A. ".
William Gsrgan. Ann Savage. "mldnisht
ManhUnt" "Senorita From the west"
LANCASIER-'Os's ", len. " 2;4s2s =
East side KIDS Com. Com Out o., FiVh,iu,." @ s
"Tha, Night With You" susanna Foster.
IhSKy-i332O Jos. campsU Park Free
1N""' open 5:45. Free Dishes 10
LadIesi Donald O'ConnOr Peggy RYAN,
Patrick the Great" Plus Crime. Inc"
Line. Mich.
lIpLhII Eddie Bracken. Veronica
Lake. "on OF This World" Enchanted
Cottage" Robt. Young. Dorothy Mcclure.
IINf0lN-Fort mr.. LivernOis VI 1890
I'NSUh" open 6.i5 Free Dinnerwarel
Sonia Henie. Jack Oake. "Wintsrtlme"
"senoriia From the west" Allan Jones.
LINCOLN PARK Fort Sr., ST; at to. o'cT"nof T,.o
Divorce" Crimson Canary" Lois Collier.
LINwOOD'aass s11n LiS.oGS wIT.. IT s1sl' I. =,
Windo. Edward G. Robinson Joan
Bennett. Midnight Manhunt." a. savage
Innp-Mieh. .csS Open "a Hrs. Rt 1884,
hVOi william Gargan. Ann SayagN
Midnight ManhUnt." ''Senorita From
the west" Allan Jones, Bonita Granville.
hADIS0N-woOdd Circus 'c,,. ps cs s.1S,,. aa,.
Picture Of Dorian Grsy." l2:5s. 4:ts'
hAIN.R0YAL 0Ak-r 7.olso as.1 ..Io PARA us,s' Free
phrey Bosar,. Alexis smith. "cOnniet."
"iuaior Miss" Peggy Ann Garner. News
al Will,
r'A'l'hS Open $3.50 =. NJ. Radio
stars on Parade" r. Langford Power of
the Press" Free DinnerwaIe. shorts
MARTHA wASHI0No5uISoas'1s ouSa sis' !; cs%s.Ss sT..Saa
Foste-. Franchot Tone, That slsht With
You" Code Of the ls~iess." n. Grant.
NhYINF-Msek at Baldwin PL 42ls =
TlHN''h open 6.I5. Free Dinnerware 70
Ladies' Peggy Ann Garner, "Juntor MIS-"
Sensation hunters" with Robefi Lowery
Eliot TE I-s3i3 =
'r'' ~" open All Night. Humphrey
B0gart Aletis Smith. Conflict" Plus
"AuoWsmrh." Ronald Colman. II Hayes.
urI I-oakwood Blvd. at Allen AT $3.50
TlIA Open Gas T.. VI Richard Din,
Janis Garter. Power Of the whistler"
i3. "MOioana." Con. Moore. 7-9;4e.
nrprIIpv-sehsster- -6-MiIe UN 2.si00 y
lIhSo"' open 5.30. Barbara stan
wyck. "BAIi Of Fire" Joel McCrea IN
"Forsiun Correspondent" Last Show $3.50.
al Cd. River y
'hSh'oN" Betty Hutton. Barry Fitz-
gerald IN "st0rk Club" Plus Follow
That Moman-" wR,-GaFssss, Nancy kriir.
NIDInWN-Third at csnhsld TIE I.4slo
'"V'V"" Ann Dvurak. Eric Port
man in Escape 20 DANCER" Plus Richard
px IN Ghost ship." Bakin wAre
AInWhy-schAefer 81 Mich. OR $3.50 y
'hN"S' Mat Daily. Open II as.
Dorothy NcCulfe. r. Young. Enchanted
Cottage" "oui Of 1his world, /" =. Bracken.
NnPAN-5ls7 Moran. nr. G. Grand Blvd.
r'V',r. open .t;l1 Dishes;
Ralph heWsrnv ~ "6uest IN the Houss."
Plus River Cans" With Gloria Jean.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

)AWN-S3iO Graiioi, Al lroouop PL 2Ses
Open $3.50 Come BEFORE 9 900 and
save Mnnr George Ran. Joan Bennett
r. Mob Hlii." piu, Love. Honor and
; ioodbye" virginia Huce Edw Ashley.
,af Ma Oui, kjifr- Cartoon Party.
FARR0PN-mich.. Telegraph DE 34SO
'~N"~N'' open q Un park Free Con
fance Moore In "nsBicana" Charles
iIssles. 81 REYNOLDS. 'Thfst's q Family.'
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

/ WkEFItlD-Hs'tlnu at fsrn,~Orth
open All Night Betty
CRADLE Dick Haynes. Diamond Morse
shoe" "Ssfeean, hiks." With Lsrry Parks
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

prY-Fort ST. mr. Iunttioa VI 7.s72s
w" open 5Ia. Biz Feature
Tex Ritter IN "Fismins BUilsis," Plus
"CaiIine All Cars" And Great Mae 30
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

WARRFN-Warsn. Sobthfitld CT sII6 =
"s""A" open 6.l5. PARK Free,
Fast Side Kids. Come Out Fishtins"
Plus That hisht win You" And Shorts.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

wYAND0TIE-wyindO,t. wy aOss q
'TpN' Open 0,i5. Park Free
Tito Guizar. Contance Moore, "htEleana. :"
Power ef the whistler" Richard DIX.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
VI7.s728

RF6fNT-wood'd.G sivo. TR 2.6464 =
">S' open ! A. Faulr,ts Goddard
Crystal Bait" ans. 53f. $50. John
Wayne. "Fiyins Tiseu." $3.50. 6.5t. 1913
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

RlklI0-ersiiO'.st quot, rArHns
HS open DAILY l245 su,aunA
Poster. y. Tone. That Nisht win You"
Come Out Fighting" Ess side Kids
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

open T.. M Van Johnson.
Three Man In white Plas "fss csA't
Escape Forever" George Hreni cartoon.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16

WASHlNGT0N-ROSaI oss, mieh. q
Gene Teney aud
John Hodiak In "A Bell for Adano."
'hsHieana.' Tito Guizar. Constance Moore.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-16
ReDF0RD-ed. Rlve.ts

peChl hl-DeqUindfs-A Minnesota TN 7-iozl
"hS8A Open a.. Dishes 20 lAdies
George BrsR IN "ETpsfimtnt Psfiloas.
Plus Mama Loves PApa." Leon Efrut
Evening star., 1946-08-17

Glass Association to arrange to pres
ent Bible to the Washington CITY
Church of the Brethren in memory
of the late DR.. Charles E. Resser.
The Fellow Workers Glass OF
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught tomorrow by
DR.. w. I. Smalley.
DR.. Edgar Cordell Powers, eXecu-
tive secretary, Maryland Bible So
ciety, will speak at the Organized
Bible Glass Association conference
at Western Maryland College, Au-
gust 3l-September 2, on How We
Got Our Bible" The Rev. William
B. Adams, former chaplain, United
States Army, will teach the Sun
day school lesson and DR.. Harry w.
Burgan, pastor, Hamline Methodist
Church, will conduct the installation
service for new officers.
DR.. George T. Warren will teach
the Cleaners Glass of Columbia
Heights Christian Church tomorrow
Mr.. H. l.. Garrett, teacher of the
Box Glass of Emory Methodist
Church, will be the guest teacher of
the Pinkham Bible Glass of Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church to-
morrow.
The Trinity Mems Bible Glass will
have as their guest speaker tomor-
row, Mr.. David H. Davenport.
Emil w. Loehl will teach the
James D. Buhrer Bible Glass of the
First Evangelical and Reformed
Church tomorrow.
The Rainbow Glass of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church have
elected the following officers: Mrs.
r. K. Hallett, president; Mrs. E. L.
Wren, vice president: Miss Lulu
Dick, secretary; Miss Lucille Thur
man, assistant secretary; Mrs. Pinkie
Scott, Treasurer; Miss Belle Ferris,
Assistant Treasurer.
Mrs. Alma Marshall will teach the
L. F. o. Glass of Brookland Method
ist Church tomorrow.
The Mems Bible Glass of Calvary
Methodist Church will have John
w. Fisher as teacher tomorrow
morning.
Carl Tiller will teach the Burial
Glass of Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow.
Horace L. Stevenson will teach
the Combined Glasses of Hameline
Methodist Church tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

Rev. L. B. Greaves. graduate of Rol.
Inns College. Winter Park, Fla, he
studied for the ministry at Episcopal
Theological School, Cambridge
Mass, under the Right Rev. Angus
Dun, Bishop of Washington.
The new rector of Christ Church
of Kensington was president-elec
of the Nanticoke Ministerial Asso-
citation for the coming year, having
just completed a term as vice presi-
dent of the organization. He was
also chairman of the Red Cross
Committee on Disaster Prepared
ness and Relief for the Nanticoke-
Newport Chapter. He came to st.
Georges Church in October, 1943.
Mr.. Greaves is married to the
former Miss Jane Bradshaw of
Lampeter, Pa. They have a year.
old daughter. Cornelia Ann.
Services at Christ Church of
Kensington since the resignation
of Mr.. Stafford have been conducted
by the Rev. Henry H. Clement. as
sistant at st. Thomas Church of
Washington.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

by red brick building seven years
later, when the Rev. Madison Cas-
kins was pastor. His predecessors
were, in addition to Mr.. Butler and
Mr.. Asher, the Rev. Gustavius
Brown, Sandy Alexander, Caleb
woodward, Chauncy Leonard, John
Maze and John Gains. Mr.. Gas
kins served as minister from 1871
to 1888.
The church in many ways reached
its highest point of prosperity dur
ing the years the Rev. DR.. William
B. johnson led the flock. He served
from 1888 to 1916, retiring to be-
come pastor emeritus.
1t was during DR.. Johnson S
pastorate that the present building
was erected. The cornerstone was
laid in 1894, with dedication cere-
monies taking place a decade later
A bronze memorial tablet to him is
on the wall in the north foyer OF
the church.
The church has many members
who have held positions of impor-
tance for long terms. Joseph w
Williamson, secretary of the Board
of Deacons, has held some Office
ever since he joined the congrega-
ton A years ago Mrs. Emma J
Hall, chairman of the Board of
Deaconnesses. has been in official
posts for more than 80 years. The
Board of Trustees is famous for the
many years it's members have given
to it. Edward T. Munday. chair
man: Thomas Ware, Morgan H
DaWkins, Simpson w. Wallace and
w. H. Munday have all been men,
bers since 1915. Alexander Hicks,
chairman of the Board of Deacons
for more than 30 years, and Mrs
Fannie T. Scott have been members
of the church for over so years.
The Rev. DR.. J. L. S. Holloman
came in 1917 A graduate of Waters
Normal Institute, Winton, NJ c., he
later went to Virginia Union Uni
versity, Richmond, Va, where he
was awarded an honorary doctor of
divinity degree in 1887. Among his
Evening star., 1946-08-17

SdIHSOH, ". M. samson, william
Ashdown, o. B. Brown, Edward
Evans, William Doolen and r. P
Anderson. On November IL the
church organization was effected
and seven members taken in. They
were William Bush. Lucinda and
| Susan Bush, Samuel Watts, Eliza
Stanford, William Rome and Lewis
Patton.
The Rev. H. H. Butler. who later
served as pastor in 1851, took charge
Meetings were held in building on
K street, near Sixth street NV
The church subsequently met at 3
street S.W. and Ninth and D streets
NV, before purchasing its present
site some time between 1856 and
1861.
The Rev. jeremiah Asher was the
first pastor, serving for two years
He later became chaplain in the
Northern Army.
The record of the church's activi-
ties during the Civil War has been
lost, but Immediately afterward the
small frame building, erected in
1869, was used as a school for COL
ored students.
The frame structure was replaced
Evening star., 1946-08-17

present Superln- w. Z. "hite.
tendent of the adult department at
Brookland Baptist Church said he
tries to apply the salient points in
his lesson to everyday life. One way
he does this Is by using current
newspaper headlines as living evil
dences of ideas contained in the
lesson.
A veteran of World War I, Mr.
White came to Washington about
1920 and later joined Calvary Bap-
tist Church. He served as president
OF the we'll known Kinnear Glass fol
two years and as vice president fol
one year, frequently acting as sub.
stitute teacher. He later taught al
Calvary Church more regularly.
Mr.. White joined Brookland Bap-
Evening star., 1946-08-17

tiSt Church in 1885. Here he taught
the Baraca Glass until it was re-
Gently merged with the mems group.
He now serves occasionally as
teacher of the combined class.
AS superintendent of the adult de-
partment of the Sunday school, Mr..
White believes one way of Develop
ing full class participation in the
lesson is to assign a portion to soma
members the previous Sunday and
have them discuss their assignment
at a class meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. White live at 1914
Myrtle street NE. They have two
children, Stanley w. White, and
Marjorie White.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

pastorates were those at First
Baptist Church, Rich Square, N. c..
and Ashland Baptist Church, Merry
Hill, N. C.
DR.. Holloman was president OF
the District Baptist Ministers Con
ference, 1929 to 1881, and president
of the Interdenominational Min
isters' Alliance of Washington ir
1888. An instructor In church his
tory at Frelinghuysen University
from 1921 to 1925, he was elected
president of the Washington Bap.
tist Seminary in 1925. DR.. and Mrs
Holloman live at 4O3 P street NV
Their children are Carolyn. Jessie
Marjorie. Grace and J. L. S. Hollo.
man, jr.
Evening star., 1946-08-17
Minnesota to Be Honorec
At Cathedral Services

The Minnesota State flag will be
carried in the procession at the II
am. and 4 pm. services tomorrow
IN Washington Cathedral. Special
prayers will be offered for the Gov
ernor and people of the State at
both services.
Canon George J. Cleaveland will
preach at the morning service and
Canon Merritt F. Williams will speak
at the afternoon meeting.
Holy communion will be held at
7:30 Am. tomorrow at the Cathedral
and at $50 am. in Bethlehem
Chapel. Canon Williams will preach
at the latter service.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

dered it In war;
time; it is the
b e d rock of
pacifsm.
All the anguish
Of pirit that
these four words
have caused is
due to mistrans-
lation. The orig
lin al H e b r e W
means-and va
rious versions of
t h e B | b lie so
render Thou
shall do no muir
der "
Evening star., 1946-08-17
Christian Science Lesson

The Christian Science lesson ser
mon for the II a. M and 8 D. m.
services tomorrow is Soul" Third
Church will hold the evening service
at S O'Clock. No evening service will
be held at Second, Fourth and Fifth
churches and at the Society.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

M y Pr G. W. 1. ni's'
scribed killing as judicial punish
ment for a variety of crimes. And
he led the Israelites into sanguinary
wars. In the New Testament, Jesus
indorsed the Mosaic law of capital
punishment.
Not all killing is murder. Endless
confusion of thought has followed
this single mistranslation of the
commandment. I have heard many
speakers eloquently declaim against
all war. on the basis of these mis-
understood four words of the law.
So we must get clearly into our
minds the distinction between kill
ing and murder. The civircou do
not sin when they impose the death
penalty for grave crimes. Neither
a nation nor an individual sins when,
in self-defense. resort is had to ex-
treme force. Our victorious soldiers
were not murderers in destroying the
foe that sought their lives, and the
control Of their country. The sword
of justice is not mere ornament of
the courthouse facade; it is meant
for the execution of laws to the
uttermost.
Murder is something else again
1t is individual and born of base
passions and purposes. It's animat-
ing. spirit is one of hatred, fear,
greed, jealousy or any of the other
sinful motives that find lodgment in
in evil breast. 1t is personal
thing, for which the individual re-
sponsible should die. The murderer
violates all basic laws, human and
divine.
Jesus put the mood of murder on
a parity with the deed of murder.
Behind the act is the spirit. Both
Righteousness and evil are inward in
their nature. They have their origin
in what men think and desire. In
the Masters teaching, the hate-filled
heart is on a level with the bloody
hand: the lustful mind is equivalent
to adultery. "As a man thinketh in
his heart, so is he" Jesus dealt
with the springs of action.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

method Walter
E. White, a War
Department en-
ploye, uses to
teach the Bible.
Mr.. w h | t e i,
who first began
teaching a class
of boys and girls
at the Baptist
Church at Little
Clifty, KY, in
1915, explained
his lectures fol-
low the Interna-
tional Bible Les
son series. The
Evening star., 1946-08-17

COpdl SHuTCn OF
K e n S ington
Md, was an
nounced today.
Mr.. Greaves will
succeed the Rev.
D. Wade SAT-
ford, who re-
S | G n e d la S t
spring.
Mr.. Greaves.
who will as
sumo his new
post on Sep
tember |, is a
native of Toron-
to, Canada. A
Evening star., 1946-08-17

VerSary of its
organization,
Eight m e m =
bers of the Nine
teenth S t r e e t
Baptist Church,
on October "a,
l 8 4 8, gathered
in a priv a t e
n O m e on K
S t r e e t, n e a r
Fourth S tre e t
NV, to discuss
the formation
of a new Bap-
tiSt church:
They W e r e:
William Laws, A.
Evening star., 1946-08-17

DCPdl tIAlCllt.
The Temple
m e n S B i b ] e
Glass of Temple
Baptist Church
will be taught
tomorrow by the
R e v. V ir 6 i |
Hobbs.
John L. Bate
man, j. A. Pat
terson, ir., and
Austin M. Coop
er have been
named as men,
bers of a COM
mittee by the
nhl
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Rev. F. W. McPeek to Tolk

The Rev. Francis w. McPeek, O.
the Washington Federation o.
Churches, will address the Covenant
Summer Bible Glass at 9:45 q. m.
tomorrow at Covenant First Presby.
terian Church, Connecticut avenu,
and N street NV.
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Bible Gloss Leaders
w. E. White Applies Current
Events to Sunday School Lessons

A condensation OF the vast ma
terial surrounding each lesson so
the main ideas can be expressed in
Sunday school class period Is the
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Rev. |. B. Greaves
Named Rector Of
Kensington Church

The appointment of the Rev. Ly-
man B. Greaves, vicar of St.
Georges Episcopal Church at Nam
ticoke, Pa, as rector of Christ Epis-
Evening star., 1946-08-17
By Cospor Nonnes

Members of the Second Colored
Baptist Church, Third street, be-
tween H and T streets NV, are
observing this year the 98th ami
Evening star., 1946-08-17
| A Lesson
| For the Week
By WiIIiom T. Ellis

One of the most difficult OF the
Ten Commandments Is that COM
monty translated Thou shalt not
kill" Troubled souls have pom
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Organized
Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poae Mex. Etchison

The Harrison Bible Glass of st.
Luke's Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow by the Rev. Har-
ley E, Metcalf, Metropolitan Police
nano rt want
Evening star., 1946-08-17
The Sunday {

The Sunday school lesson for
August Is is, Jesus and the
Sacredness of Human Life"-Ex-
odus 20:13; Matthew 5:2l-24;
10:29-31; 18.10-14.