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81 &C.
AS you very well know, honorary
degrees are absolutely worthless.
A man can't make a living from
one to save his soul. It would be
different If university would give
a man an honorary degree in med
icine or dentistry, thus enabling
him to rush from the campus and
start yanking a tonsil at 500 per
yank, or withdrawing bicuspid at
$50 a withdrawal. A man can get
as many as II doctorates OF hu-
manity without being able to buy
so much as one candy bar on the
strength of it.
Men who will accept honorary
degrees are getting hard to find.
This is understandable when one
stops to consider what q man has
to undergo to enjoy" this distinc-
ton
First. there is the cost of his
Evening star., 1948-05-21
This Changing World
Russian Maneuvers Put u S. on Spot
Here and Abroad, Officials Believe

tives of the State and Defense De-
partments have blown hot and cold
in their testimony before congress
sional committees. They refused to
be pinned down as to just how criti-
cal the present emergency is. When
pressed for statements as to just
how close war might be, they have
given estimates varying from five to
Is years. At the same time they
have insisted that we lose no time
in getting ready for any emergency
The minds of our legislators are
once more being penetrated by the
idea that the brass" wants large
armed force in order to keep as
many generals and admirals as pos
sible. This idea was chiefly respon-
sible for our unpreparedness until
after the Japanese hit us at Pearl
Harbor.
The fault does not lie exclusively
with members of Congress, but also
with those who, because of inordi-
nate fears of security risks, are not
entirely frank and outspoken with
the men who have the final word In
matters of preparedness.
The Kremlin's skillful propaganda
maneuvers have helped considerably
to create general confusion in Con-
gress and throughout the Nation.
A similar situation exists abroad.
In countries behind the iron curtain
Prime Minister Stains peace ges-
ture" naturally caused made-to-
order enthusiasm. Washingtons re-
buttals are described as positive
proofs Of the aggressive intentions
Of the American "imperialist-mo-
nopolists."
disappointment Noted.
In the western countries, too, there
are confusion and disappointment.
While the governments Of those
countries appreciate fully the mean
ing of Mr.. Stalin's moves, the rank
and file of the people-who are un-
der a barrage of propaganda from
the Communist press and the mil
lions of Communist followers-are
beginning to feel that the American
Governments adamant attitude Is
calculated to make cannon fodder Of
them.
It will require more skill than our
top-ranking officials hitherto have
displayed to Offset the Kremlin's
astute maneuvers. Gen. Smiths
statement on May 4 originally was
intended to warn the U. S. S. r.
against any further encroachments.
It's handling by the Russians put us
on the spot both at home and
abroad.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.. As


transportation. He has got to get
to the university. and he has to pay
for it. 1t wouldn't be in good taste
for him to request q round trip bus
ticket. Few college presidents like
to hang around bus stations wait
ing for the midnight bus to get in
Second, there is the matter of a
new suit. A man whose name is
sure to appear in Time and News
week can't afford to wear his cid
reliable Sunday suit. He has to
look sharp.
Third, there isn't any campus IL,
America that doesn't break some
sort of a heat record in June. The
man to be tapped for the honor
can't wear bathing trunks and a
sport shirt. No. he must get dressed
to the teeth in his new suit, in
cluding vest. and then be draped in
a Notwithstanding gown with a
lot of junk around his neck, and a
mortar board on his head. With the
sun beating down at 95 degrees F.,
not even the Foreign Legion would
ask its toughest sergeant to put on
this rig.
Fourth, he has to listen to the
commencement address. And he
has to listen to it, mind you. in a
folding chair whose varnish is
bubbling from the heat.
Addresses All Alike.
If commencement addresses had
a snappy opening and a trick end
ing they might not be so bad. But
they are all the same I am quite
sure that Sears Roebuck, Montgom-
cry Ward, ]. c. Penney and the A.
g. p. all sell commencement ad-
dresses.
They all have one theme, COM
mencement addresses.
And that theme Is the Importance
Of youth.
The county depends on youth.
The State depends on youth.
The Nation depends on youth.
The world depends on youth.
The young men end women of
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m o S t expert
enced parli ! a.
mentary veter-
ans were, by a
happy accident,
both Southern
ers.
In no time at
all the pair we're
named to han
die what Is
bound to be q
turbulent con-
vention with the
South in revolt
ag ain st the
Presidents civil
,irL&e ~rNnroyr
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nave TO nOnOI
people by be-
slowing honor
ary degrees.
Rig h t now,
on ca IN pus e S
throughout the
land. education
al leaders are In
t o o t b all = like
huddles, boards
and brain mat
ter all tangled
up, trying to
figure out who
they can get to
come and accept
an honorary de-
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Bedell Smiths
s t a t e ment Of
M a y 4 a n d
Prime Minister
Stains subse-
quent indorse-
nent Of Henry
w a Ii &C e. s g.
point program.
Although off,
cially the Rus
sian statements
have been de-
bunked and re-
duced to their
actual value as
s Wet prop
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is lost. The axis
between Henry
Wallace and the
Kre Min is
against the law.
The State De-
partment's COM
ment S h ou ! d
have been a
sharp reminder
of this fact.
Altogether, the
w a | lace Stain
exchange is a
remarkable piece
of connivance.
The Uni t e d
Sta taS GoVer0-
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Bv Constantine Brown

The White House, and to a greater
extent the State Department, are
angry over Moscow's skillful ma
nipulation Of Ambassador Walter
Evening star., 1948-05-21

By UOrOfHv THOMPSON
If diplomacy can be conducted
between a private citizen and the
head of another state as part Of
an election campaign, this country
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Bv Doris FIees0n

PHILADELPHIA, May 81. The
Democrats at last got break. 1t
was pointed out here to the Execu-
tive Committee that the party's two
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Church Federation
MONDAY Services
Planned for Lent

The Washington Federation OF
Churches will hold MONDAY service
during Lent at the National Pres
hgterian Church.
They will open Ash Wednesday at
1905 pm. and last 20 minutes. Each
speaker will have message for two
successive days.
The Rev. Carl Heathkod, minister
of the First Congregational Church,
will be the. speaker Ash Wednesday
DR.. Alfred w. Hurst. minister of
Cleyeland, Park Congregational
Church and chairman of the Public
Meetings Committee of the Fedora
ton of Churches, will preside. The
other speaker for the opening week
will be Dr.. Carl r. Simon, pastor OF
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
The Rev. Thomas M. Steen of the
federation staff will preside.
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Bible Gloss Leaders
Capital Transit Bus Driver
Teaches Mems Bible Class

quarterly and other helps, Mr.. Jolly
explained. The most important
part, however, is study OF the
Scriptures with which the lessor
deals. :
"I try to know the lesson back.
ward and forward" the Capita
Transit Co. bus driver said. 1T II
embarrassing to get UP before q class
and not know your work
The class opens with reading o1
the Bible verses composing the les
son. Mr.. jolly then asks questions
about the material and the mair
ideas in it. He follows this up BY
outlining the lesson to the group
After this he uses the discussion
method to develop the lessons chiei
ideas. t~
A native of McFall, Mo, Mr.. Jolly
came to Washington in May, 1946
He had spent the previous foul
years in the Army, two Of then
overseas. Part Of the time he was
with Gen. Patton's Army servicine
tanks on the dash across Europe
following D day. Before the wal
Mr.. Jolly was a farmer in McFall.
Mr.. jolly lives at 1927 Du Bois
place Sc.
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Dr.. MicheIfeIder Guest
IAtLutherun Reformation

DR.. S. c. Michelfelder, executive
secretary of the Lutheran World
Federation and chairman Of the
Department of Reconstruction and
Interchurch Aid of the World Coun-
Gil OF Churches, will speak at II
am. tomorrow in the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation. His
headquarters are in Geneva, Swift
zerland.
DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder. pastor,
at 8 pm, will conclude his pre-
Lenten series of sermons on THE
Lords Prayer" with the theme,
THE Secrets of Temptation"
Ash Wednesday services will be
held from 1910 to 1880 pm. and
the communion will be held at
|8 pm.
On Thursday at 6:45 pm. the
Brotherhood will hold a Lenten
supper with Zeb Trexler, president
of the Brotherhood of the United
Lutheran Church as guest speaker
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Day Services
At Foundry Methodist

Laymen's Day will be observed TO-
morrow at Foundry Methodist
Church at II am. and pm, with
Lay Leader DR.. Arthur s. Flem-
ming presiding.
DR.. D. Stewart Patterson, lay lead
er of the Baltimore Conference, who
has just returned from q three
month tour of the Orient, will speak
on "A Layman Looks at the Orient. u
Ambassador Norman Maxim, from
Australia, will speak In the evening.
On Ash Wednesday at 8 pm. the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered. Lenten services
will follow on succeeding Wednes-
DAYS,
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MONDAY Services
During Lent at
Epiphany Episcopal

MONDAY services during Lent will
again be held at the Church of the
Epiphany. There will be outstand-
ing speakers They will include DR.
Ralph w. Sockman, pastor of Christ
Methodist Church, New York City:
DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, formerly pastor
Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church; Bishops Arthur B
Kinsolving OF Arizona, Clinton S,
Quinn of Texas and Donald B
Aldrich, dean Of chapel at Prince
ton University. DR.. Harry Lee Doll
at one time an associate minister
at Epiphany, will be here. and again
this year the Rev. John Ellis Large
of st. Andrews Church, Whining
ton, Del, and the Rev. Richard G
Preston of All-Saints' Church
Worcester, Mass, will preach three
days each
On. Ash Wednesday preaching will
be at noon, $50 and pm. DR.
Charles w. Sheerin will be the
preacher at noon.
Tomorrow at pm. the Rev. Rich
ard williams will inaugurate q Sc
ries of addresses on the teachings
of the Episcopal Church.
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Dr.. Johnson to Speak
At First Congregational


President -Mordecai johnson OF
Howard University will preach
Sunday at II am. at First Con-
gregational Church on Who Is
My Brother?" This is in observance
Of Brotherhood Sunday and also
from the fact that Howard Uni
versity was founded in a prayer
meeting in the First Congregational
Church in 1863
The Women's Relief Corps will
hold patriotic service in honor
of the birthday Of Abraham Lincoln
at pm.
Holy communion at 8 pm. Ash
Wednesday. DR.. c. II. Kopf will
preach,
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Plan Census Program
At Congress Heights

At the II am. service tomorrow
at the Congress Heights Baptist
Church q community wide census
will be launched with the idea OF
having all residents of the area
attend some church. The Rev. A.
Lincoln Smith will speak on 1.-THE
Value of q Visit"
John Halko Of the Federation OF
Churches will lead all churches in
the community in similar census
with the Baptist church as the
headquarters. A mass meeting will
be held February a. at s pm.
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|Pre-Easter Sermons
By DR.. J. W. Hastings

The first Of a special pre- Easter
series of sermons will be delivered
on "Our Father" tomorrow in the
National City Christian Church by
DR.. j. Warren Hastings. The gen.
eral theme is Christian Truth and
Today's Need"
Handles OF Power" is his subject
Thursday evening in the social hall,
following dinner. Reservations for
the dinner, at Sis pm, must be In
the church office, National $3.50, by
5 pm. Monday.
Representative Errett p. Scrivner
Of Kansas will speak at the meeting
of the Young Adult Fellowship Sun
day evening at Z pm. on Europe
Friend or Foe"
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31st Annual Mems Duy

The 3lst annual Mems Day at
Mount Zion Methodist Church is
being celebrated tomorrow with in
terracial services.
The Rev. James r. Cannon at II
am. will preach on THE Supreme
Value of Man." At $3.50 pm. Allan
A. c. Griffith will speak. Other
participants on the program include
Temple Dunn, the Rev. John Mote
Of Calvary and Maj. Lambert Bailey
Of the Salvation Army. At 8 pm.
Judge Norris c. Bake of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
will speak on Mans Responsibility
to His Church.,
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Bishop Of New York
Cathedral Preacher

The Bishop of New York, the
Right Rev. Charles K. Gilbert, will
be the preacher at Washington
Cathedral at pm. tomorrow. This
will be his first visit to the Wash
ington Cathedral since his consecra-
tion in New York year ago. He
will preach in the morning at How
ard University Chapel.
The preacher at II am. will be
the Rev. Charles w. F. Smith, rec
tor Of st. Andrews Church, Welles.
ley, Mass, and former canon o1
Washington Cathedral. His subject
will be THE Love Of God and the
God Of Love-" Holy communion
will be celebrated at 7:30 am. and
at $50 am.
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Neighborhood Services
To Open Wednesday,

Neighborhood Lenten Services OF
the North Washington Churches will
begin with an Ash Wednesday serv-
ice at 8 pm. at the National Me-
mortal Church Of God. The Rev
Thomas r. Ehlers. pastor Of the
Brightwood Methodist Church, will
be the preacher.
The churches participating are
National Memorial Church of God
Brightwood Methodist Church, Sixth
Presbyterian Church, Hamline Meth
odist Church, North Washington
Baptist Church, Highlands Baptist
Church and st. Paul Methodist
Church.
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Lost of Sermon Series

The Rev. James P. Rodgers, pas
tor of Petworth Baptist Church. will
preach the last in series of sermons
on the second coming Of Christ, at
8 pm. tomorrow as: What Will
Happen When the Church Is Gomez"
The Sunday school teachers and
officers will meet on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday 7:3o pm. in Q
study Of the book What Baptist
Believe" The pastor will teach.
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Union Seminary Head
AT Central Presbyterian

DR.. Donald Richardson, dean Of
Union Theological Seminary, Rich
mond, Va, will speak at Central
Presbyterian Church at IL am. to-
morrow on THE Year for Decision" "
This service will bring to a cli-
max the church-wide concern with
world missions during the past
month.
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ports from his pastor. the Rev
David Chastian, indicate that Mr.
Jolly has made good ip big way
The class enrolment has gone way
up, Mr.. Chastian said, and the spirit
of the group is better than ever.
Preparation for the lesson in
wolves reading of the Sunday school
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Plan Musical Service
Al MI. Vernon Church

At the Mount Vernon Place Meth.
odist Church at 8 pm. tomorrow .
musical service will be rendered by
the Cooperative Choir Association
Of Washington, and the choirs from
Hamline Methodist, Mount Vernon
Place Methodist, and Second Bap.
tist Churches will participate. DR.
John w. Rustin will speak on "A
Song in Our Hearts"
Lenten MONDAY services Of II
minutes will be held each day dur
ing Lent from II to 1915 and ! tt
lis pm. in the chapel.
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Luther Place Memorial

The first Washington showing of
the sound film, THE March Of
Faith" will be made at the meeting
Of the Young Peoples Luther League
Of Luther Place Memorial Church at
pm. Sunday. Visitors are invited
The Lenter program begins with
q fellowship supper in the parish
hall. at 6:15 pm. Wednesday, fol-
lowed by a service and holy COM
n1lIr1i0r
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Dr.. Davies to Attend
Europeun Conference

DR.. A. Powell Davies. minister OF
All Souls Unitarian Church leaves
here Sunday afternoon for trip to
Europe in the interests of the Uni
tartan Service Committee. He will
represent the committee at the form
al opening of its Kosciuszko Hos
pital in Piekary Slaskie, Poland, on
Washington's birthday.
"Burma-Latest Addition to the
Family of Free Nations" will be the
subject of a talk before the Current
Problems Glass at GAS am. by c. r
Chartrand of the Department OF
State.
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MARYLAND

MARYLAND
CHEVY CHASE, FIRST
CHURCH: sos Conn. Ave.
Sunday School. Chevy Chase
Elementary School, Rosemary
st. Reading Room, 7 Wilson
Lane, Bethesda. Weekdays,
to S. Closed Sundays and Holi-
days.
HYATTSvILLE FIR st
CHURCH: s221 43d Ave. (No
Sunday Eve. Service.
Wednesday meeting, Sis PM.
Reading Room e221 43d Ave.
Weekdays, l to 4; Mon. and Fri.
Eve, 7 to Q. Closed Sundays and
Holidays.
SILVER SPRING SOCIETY: Sill
yer Spring intermediate Sch.
Chicago and Philadelphia
Aves. (No Sun. Eve. service.)
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA FIRST CHURCH:
1709 Russell Rd. (No Sun. Eve.
Service.) Reading Room, 10s N.
Patrick, Alex. Weekdays, 8 70
$40. Closed Sun. and Holidays.
ARLINGTON FIRST CHURCH:
6s43 Little Falls Road, East
Falls Church. (No Sun. Eve.
serv.) Wed. meeting, Sis PM.
Reading Room, 524s Wilson
Blvd. Weekdays, IL to S. Closed
Sundays and Holidays.
A LIN G r O N SECOND
CHURCH: 1918 Wilson Blvd.
Colonial Will. Ballroom.) (No
Sun. Eve. Serv.). r. Rm., 2030
N. 18th st. weekdays II to
4 except Wed. to 1880 and, Fri.
Eve, 7 to .. Closed Sunday
and Holidays.
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and His works, after 1000 years OF
growing influence. He Is dearer 10
millions today than He was 10 tne
disciples who walked the hills OF
.Judea and Galilee with Him.
Jesus is dearer and more real and
nersonal to myriads of disciples than
any kinsman or any one bound by
the ties of association and affection.
For nearly 1000 years, despite all
international overturns and crises
His power in the hearts OF men mas
steadily increased. Time has tested
and indicated His character ana
mission as the sent Son OF Goo.
We do not hear much discussion
of sin. but we see its effects on the
front page of every newspaper. II
is the diabolical reality of our time
and of our personal experience
what YOU and I, my reader, most
need is to be saved from sin. AND
there is but one Saviour, who pur-
sued His mission clear to the cross
and to the open tomb.
If Jesus was not what He claimed
to be. the Saviour sent from God'
the unique revelation Of the father,
hood of God, the One having an
power, then we cannot accept HIM
as anything but the worlds greatest
charlatan. His claims were infamous
and preposterous unless they were
true. A modern mood OF euloglzlne
Jesus, but denying Him His throne
rights and His Cross rights, Is simply
not intelligent. He either was what
He said He was or else He was the
most monstrous imposter OF all
times.
Christ is no mere example, nc
mere teacher, no mere philosopher
He is a Saviour, sent to make clear
the way back to God for wandering
SHINING children. This is the rock
bottom truth of religion. Mans
need of needs is to get right with
God.
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IChurch Federation
Radio Programs

Washington Federation Of
Churches radio programs, February
8 to February IA:
sunday-wINX, IL to noon. Anacostia
Methodist Church, the Rev. W. 3. Lyons
pastor, speaking.
Tuesday-wRc, 1918 to 1880 Pm.
Look to This Day" Dr. Clarence W
Crawford. pastor, Calvary Baptist Church
speaking.
wednesdsy-wGAY.1 1913 to II pm:
Michael. pastor, Marvin Memorial Chris.
tian Church. speaking. WRC, 1913 Il
1890 pm, Look to This Day" DR.. Gran
ford.
Thursday-WRc, 1915 to 1880 pm.
Look to This Day" DR.. Crawford.
rriday-wASH-FM, 4 to 4:15 pm, "Ra'
dio Edition Of the Bible"
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John Wesley A. M. (. Z.

The Rev. Richard A. G. Foster
minister of the Varick Memorial
A. M. E. Zion Church, New Haven,
Conn, will be the guest preacher at
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church
tomorrow at II am.
At 8 pm, sermon and pew rally
auspices Stewardess Board No. 2
the Rev. Harold Greene johnson
preacher.
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the Mems Blple
Glass of Christ
Baptist Church,
believes. He is
employed as a
bus driver for
the Capt t q ]
Transit Co.
Mr.. Jolly, who
first star t e d
teaching only a
few months ago,
S aid his first
day in class was
filled with ap-
prehension that
he would n o t
make good. Re-
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Bishop Gilbert to Speak

Bishop Charles Gilbert Of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine
New York, N. Y, will be the guest
speaker at Howard University, An.
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel, or
Sunday at II am. At 8 pm. vespers
the university choir, directed by
Dean Warner Lawson Of the school
of music.
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CdIldud iOV bllC
needy of the Old
w orld a re a
proof of t h e
pre- S e n C e and
driving force OF
prac tt C a l re-
ligion.
Marvellous be-
yond expression
or comprehen-
sion is the clear
fact that Jesus
is incr easingly
a C e pit e d a S
Leader, Teacher
and Saviour. We
nour hehnld Him
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A Lesson
For the Week
By WiIIiom T. Ellis

There is abroad in our land q
world -mindedness which Is in COM
bat with worldly mindedness. The
gifts of the United States and
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Bible Gloss Leaders

The greatest compensation of
teaching a Bible class is the neces-
sity for learning the Scriptures
thoroughly, j. P. Jolly. teacher OF
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

FIRST CHURCH: Columbia Road
and Euclid Street NV. Reading
Room, sl4 18th ct. NV. Week
days, 0 to . (wed. to y. Sun
day and Holidays, : to 6.
SECOND CHURCH: Ill c st.
NE. Reading Room, Ill c st.
NE. weekdays, 10 to 0 (Wed. to
y: Sun. and Hol., 2:30 to $50.
THIRD CHURCH: 18th and L
SITS. NV. (sun., II AM. and
P.M.) Reading Room, COL
orado Bldg, 14th and q sts.
Weekdays. Q to 9. (wed. to
7:3o.) Sunday and Holidays, 2
to 6.
FOURTH CHURCH: 18th and
Oak sts. NV. Reading Room.
Riggs Bank Bldg. 14th and
Park Rd. NV. Weekdays, 8 to
0 (wed. to y; Sunday and
Holidays, 2:3o to $50.
FIFTH CHURCH: 1898 3lst st.
NV. (No Sun. Eve. Service).
Reading Room. 1926 Wisconsin
Ave. NV. weekdays, 1890 to
s (wed. to 1900. Closed Sun
days and Holidays.
SOCIETY: 1877 r Ut. NV. (No
Sun. Eve. Service. Reading
Room 1517 n St.. Wed. $50
to 7;So.
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dhurth nf Ghrtat Ghmrfh nf GhriHt
CHRISTIAN UNITY: the PLAN OF SALVATION

The church of the New Testament in all things OF
zone accord" The distinctive pattern Of unity wos likewise
followed with reference to the conditions of pardon Peter
in his sermon on Pentocost when wos offered forgiveness
Of sins for the first time preached Jesus Christ Jesus OF
Nazareth" he beoon and concluded with the announcement
of their quilt numbering the Lord Many in this crowd OF
killers we're convinced: They believed and asked "Men and
brehern whot shall we do" Acts 277) Peters inspired
reDv wos Repent and be baptized . in the name Of Jesus
Christ for the remission of sins" Acts 238) Loer this
church in Jerusalem sent out Philip who went down to
Somorio "And preached Christ unto them But when
they believed Philip preaching they were boPtzed both
men and women" (Acts 85l2) If there unity among
the churches on the plan Of salvation those doys, why not
todoy Questions concerning these articles invited North
living ST., Arlington, Va
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The Sunday school lesson for
February 8 is What Think Ye OF
Christ?"-John 6:35-40; Colos-
slams 1890.
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st. gukk

Corner coIesviIIe Rood and hishlond
Drive, Silver Spring.
REV. ROBERT E. LEE, Pastor.
e:3oo.m.-sundoy School, Closse:
for All Ages. Adult Dept
Illustrated Lecture: The Cris''
In Palestine"
100 Oo.m.-"Faith Is the Answer.
TOO o.m.-Youne Peoples Luther
Leoaue. Joint Hour OF Fellow
ship at Marvin Methodist
Church.
u rrur.h With the Rad Doors
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! place Sc.