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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31


the Burial Glass Of Calvary Bap-
fist Church.
M. D. Ross will be guest teacher
of the Pinkham Bible Glass for
men of the National Baptist
Memorial Church.
Howard Rees will be the guest
teacher of the Florence M. Brown
Class Of Calvary Baptist Sunday
school.
The Calvary Mems Glass of CAL
vary Methodist Church will be
taught tmorrow by DR.. Hugh L.
Dryden. The Crusaders, Philathea
and George F. Stevens classes COM
bined will be taught by Mr.. Fred
Laise.
DR.. Wilmer Souder will be guest
teacher Of the Harrison Bible Class
of st. Luke's Methodist Church.
The Susannah Wesley Glass Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will be taught by Mrs. B. B.
Wright The monthly meeting has
been postponed until August at
4 pm.
The Rainbow Glass of Mount
Vernon Methodist Church will hold
a business meeting Wednesday
evening, August 4.
The Sunday School Preview" will
be broadcast over Station WGAY
each Friday at 1915 am. DR.. Will
liam B. Adam, minister Of the Bap-
fist Church at Rockville, will give
an exposition of the International
Sunday school lesson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
Dr.. Doyle Receives Degree
lat Midd|ebury College

DR.. Henry Grattan Doyle, dean
of the Columbian College of George
Washington University, yesterday
received the honorary degree OF
doctor of letters at special con-
vocation of Middlebury College in
Vermont.
The degree was conferred on DR..
Doyle in recognition Of his con-
tributions to the field Of foreign
language studies by the college
president, Samuel S. Stratton. DR..
Doyle has taught summer courses
at Middlebury, which Is chiefly
devoted to the study Of foreign
language and foreign language in
struction.
DR.. Doyle was accompanied to
Middlebury by his wife, who is
president OF the District Board Of
Education. He has been on the
George washington University staff
since 1916 and recently received its
honorary doctor Of laws degree.
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Dr.. Pruden to Address
Annual Bible Conference

DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden, pastor
of First Baptist Church, will be one
Of the speakers at the 9th annual
Bible conference to be held August
9-22 at Massanetta Springs, Va, it
was announced today.
Two speakers from England, DR..
John 8. Whale, president Of Ches-
hunt College, Cambridge, and DR..
Norman Dunning, president of Leeds
University, will be among the "a
speakers at the conference.
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DR.. A. P. Wilson to Preach
In Columbia Heiqhts

DR.. A. P. Wilson of Cadiz, KY.
formerly pastor of the Columbia
Heights Christian Church of Wash
ington, will be the guest preacher at
Hamline Methodist Church tomor-
row and next Sunday at the II am
service. He will speak tomorrow on
What We Mean to Christ" and
Communion with Christ"
Guest ministers at Hamline
Church during the August vacation
of DR.. H. w. Burgan, pastor of the
church, are DR.. Paul F.. Douglass,
president of American University
August Is; DR.. Larman Sherwood
of Rotterdam Junction, N. Y, Au-
gust %, and DR.. Benjamin w. Meeks
of Baltimore, August 20. DR.. Burgan
will return to the pulpit Septem-
Der S.
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|Dr. WeIIiver 10 Preach
Al Services Here

DR.. Lester A. Welliver, president
Of Westminster (Md.) Theological
Seminary, will be the guest preacher
at the and HIS am. and the 9
pm. services tomorrow at Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
He will speak on "You Can Be Free
at the morning services and on
Fountains or Cisterns" at the eve
ming meeting.
DR.. Ariel N. Warner. associate
minister Of the, church, will preside
at the services. He will speak at
the August service.
Guest preacher for Sunday serv-
ices during August will be DR.. Paul
Hardin, jr., pastor Of Wesley Mem
orial Methodist Church, High Point
N. c., August IS; DR.. Thomas Haw-
kins, pastor of Braddock Street
Methodist Church, Winchester, Va.
August 20, and DR.. Walter c. Gum
pastor of Centenary Methods,
Church, Richmond. Va, August 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
Union Services Scheduled

Members of Universalist National
Memorial Church and Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church will
hold a union service each Sunday
In August. The Rev. Edmund R
Strait, associate minister of Mount
Pleasant Church, viii preach. DR.
Fred S. Buschmeyer, minister OF
Mount Pleasant Church, will be in
Amsterdam, Holland, as a delegate
to the World Council OF Churches
meeting there in August.
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French to Honor Swiss

Members Of the French Pro-
testant Church of Washington will
observe the Swiss national day at
the $50 am. service tomorrow at
st. Johns Episcopal Church, La
fayette square. The Rev. Pierre C.
Toureille, pastor of the congrega-
ton, will read a sermon especially
written for this occasion by DR..
Andre Bowler of Geneva, noted
Swiss pastor.
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Prayers for Wisconsin
At Cathedral Tomorrow

The Wisconsin state flag will be
carried in the procession at the II
am. and 4 pm. services tomorrow
at Washington Cathedral and special
prayers for the welfare of that
States people and government will
be said.
The Reva Theodore o. Wedel
canon and warden of the College
of Preachers, will preach on 1.-THE
Future Is Always Dangerous" at
the morning service. Speaking at
the afternoon service will be the
Rev. Crawford w. Brown, canon
precentor of the cathedral.
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McCIintock to Be Ordained

James Harvey McClintock, a re-
cent graduate of Faith Theological
Seminary, Wilmington, Del, will be
ordained by the Philadelphia Pres
bytery of the Bible Presbyterian
Synod at pm. Tuesday at the
Bible Presbyterian Church, 1898
I street NV. Mr.. McClintock will
be installed as pastor Of the church
following his ordination.
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nurch, Fiji
tenth street
and Kentucky
avenue Sc. He
will be intro
duced to the
congregation by
the Rev. Verval
Smith, minis
ter pro tenn.
A native OF
Carman, Mani
toba, Canada.
Mr.. Waiter
W orth is a
graduate o (
Butler Univer-
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Park Road Church
To Mark Anniversary

The Park Road Community
Church will hold its 18th anniver-
sary observance at the II am. serv-
ice tomorrow in the church, 1919
Park road NV. Holy Communion
will be celebrated.
The Rev. Oscar l.. Rand, pastor Of
the church, will preach on "A Wise
Master Builder"
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Church Federation
Radio Programs

| Sunday. WINK, IL to noon-Nationa
City Christian Church. Rev. J. Warren
Hastings, pastor, speaking.
Look to This Day" Rev. Robert e. Lee
pastor, st. Luke Lutheran Church. speak
ing.
wednesday-wGAY.. .1o:I5 to 10:s9!
Il Lee. pastor, ST. Luke Lutheran Church.
speaking. WRC. 1918 to 1880 Pm,
Look to This Day Rev. Robert :. Lee,
pastor, st. Luke Lutheran Church. SPEAK
ing.
Thursday, wRc, 1915 to 1890 pm
Look to This Day" Rev. Robert 3. Lee,
pastor. st. Luke Lutheran Church, speak
ing.
s4Radio Edition of the Bible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
Lutheruns to Hear Yost

The Rev. Edward Yost, assistant
pastor of Faith Lutheran Church
will address the Lutheran Lay
mems Fellowship at 1890 pm
Thursday at the Willard Hotel, it
was announced today. Mr.. Yost, a
recent graduate of Capitol Uni
versity Seminary. will talk on "A
Seminary Graduate Faces the
Future"
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DR.. Bird to Preach Here

DR.. Andrew R. Bird, jr., son Of the
pastor of the Pilgrim Presbyterian
Church of Washington, will preach
there at the II am. and pm;
services tomorrow. DR.. Bird, grad
uate of Western High School here, is
now pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Huntington, w. Va.
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apolis, Ind, and Of the Cincinnati
Bible Seminary.
Mr.. Watterworth served churches
in Canada before becoming asso-
ciated as pastor with the Christian
Church in Hebron, Ind. After
serving there four years, l943-l947.
he became director Of youth activi-
ties at the First Christian Church
Of Marion, Ind, on November 1947.
He comes to his present post here
from that position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watterworth will
live at 1899 v street Sc.
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Lutheran Quartet to Sing

The Luther Gospel Quartet OF
Fergus Falls, Mimi, will sing in
the Lutheran Church of the Atone
ment, North Capital street and
Rhode Island avenue, at 8 pm.
Wednesday, the Rev. Paul l..
Reaser, pastor of the church, an
nounced today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31

at the confer
ence of the Or
ganized Bi b ! e
elias S Associa-
ton, to be held
a t w e S t e r n
Maryland Col
lege, September
4-6.
Mrs. Robert
Harper will be
guest teacher OF
the Friendship
Bible Glass of
Eldbrooke Meth
odist Church.
Mrs. Howard
Rees will teach
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upon the uncul- Rev. q. D. Hiley.
tivated ground. Today the Airing
ton Evangelical United Brethren
Church stands on the land as the
first church to be built since the
denomination was formed by the
merger of the Evangelical Church
and the United Brethren Church in
September, 1947.
The story Of the congregation
goes back to 1912, when a United
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Va. For several
minutes they
looked at the
! a n d, covered
with bush e S,
weeds and trees.
Then the young
man turned to
his wife and
said, well, this
is it."
1t was the
start of a dream
that has since
come true. 1t
was the build
ing of a church
11non the unclIl-
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By Cospor Names

On December 10, 1916, young
minister and his wife stood at the
corner OF North Glebe road and
Twenty fifth street In Arlington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-31
Organized
Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poqe Mex. Etchison

DR.. Edgar Cordell Powers, execu-
tive secretary, the Maryland Bible
Society, will give series Of lectures
on 1.-THE Bible and Creative Living
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Rev. d.. Wafferworfh
Starts Fifteenth Street
Ministry Tomorrow

The Rev. David L. Watterworth
will begin his ministry of the Fiji
teenth Street Christian Church at
the II am. service tomorrow at the
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MT. RAINIER ss,a s.; f., and y !!

$40 -sm.-Bible School
1890 am.-Chaplain Harold G. Elsam.
Great Christian Teach
Evening star., 1948-10-29

$7.e5 Electric Heatins Pods
Famous make, with guaranteed e. 90
element and safety control that 4Ss77
you can adjust to the desired amount OF
heat Long cord will At into any outlet.
Has lustrous quilted rayon satin covering.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
Hospital News

BIRTHS:
 To MT x Mrs. Frederick De Veau, on March 3l, a son welgh- ing z lbs 6 i-2 oz No name has been selected
 To MT. and Mrs. Melvin Rookstad, a boy on April l, weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz The parents nave not yet decided on a name.
 Ronnie Miller end TOmmIe Shangin have been admitted to the children's ward.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
NOTICE OF BIDS

The City of Kodiak, Alaska, invites bids on one large, used, radial arm Drill Pless with 3 to 4 fit. swing, base, no motor, some parts missing. May be in- spected at the City Dock.
 Bids shall be presented in writing, sealed, at the office of the City Clerk on or before 5 o'clock P. M., April l2, l948. The City reserves tbe privilege of rejecting any and all bids.
 Myrna Perkins,
 City Clerk.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
How Will YOU Vote?

At least 369 people should go the polls Tuesday mayor councmen and school board member We base that
 re on the number who had registered late last night Registration is still open today.
 We urge all who have registered We offer these sugges tons as to your baloDg.
 Give choice careful consideration Candidates for public office should be judged those qualities and merits which will contribute to the making better and progressive community Personalities and petty should influence your decision Persons select should be leaders with perspective na tve They should be interested aud make honest effort understand the problems that confront the city and have idea to how best They courage to make decisions
 The pick f,r mayor and councmen should be formed current events both local and territorial They should understand parliamentary procedure and the rules that democratic body They should knowledge of legislation enacted the by the city currently
 
 purchase of the water and sysem paving of roads, stfucon small boat harbor and other projects the council acts on things that affect each and every of you.
 1t IS the council which whether build home. drive cab bar It coLnc which decides what your local taxes will be- how much money will be spent and police proectos and who will your garbage The eounclmen are representatives problems
 The MIRROR hls week publishing by all candidates Read them we'll
 How you vote business but and wisely Remember that Kodiak live here and that you will benefit suffer by choce of those who will yeat you in the c,tys government
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
Queer, Contest
 On Labor Bay

St. Mary's Church will aean Apoosor q taffle and 8 queen c a. test. to be heId tn S year on ] sb- or Day, Father Louis 5 frk announced yesterday.
 A 4.door hryoler sedan has been ordered from O. Kraft and Son and will be awarded the holder of the winaing ticket
 Contestants for the queen con- test. won last year by Cecilia King, must be l6 years or older and unmarried.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03

pear in the District Court for tho Territory of Alaska, Third Div ision, within thirty days after the last publication of this sum- mons, namely, within thirty days after the "A h day of .Aprh, l948 in case this summons w published, or within forty days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the a- bove named plaintiff on file in the said court in the above en- titled acton.
 The sad plaintiff in said ne- tioa demands the following relief: A decree of the said Court for ever dissolving the bonds of matrimoDy existing between the plaintiff and defendant. l And in the event you fail to se appear and answer, the plaintiff wll ta.e judgment against yea for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief de- , manded in her complaint and ss hareinbefore stated.
 WITNESS. the HONORABLE ANTHONY J DIMOND, Judge of said Court, he seal of said Court, hereunto affixed on this 26th day of March, ly48. 1 M. E. s. Brunelle Clerk By: Virginia Olson
 Deputy Clerk
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S.S. Desaafi

INCOMING: From Seattle:
 MT & Mrs E. B. Coppinger
 Frank McConaghy
 Ms H G. Meyers
 Jonn O'Brien
 Mrs Jack Owen
 l. Panamaroff
 MT. X Mrs. Emil Samuelson
 Percy Strauss Mir. X Mrs. Leonard Wolfe
 H. Driscoll Nick Hernyack J. Malutin John Van Houten Edward Sandstrom From Ketchikan: Henry Dennis OUTGOING: To Seattle: Mir. William McPhee Mrs Roy Madsen & 3 children MT. & Mrs. K. G. Miller, infant George A. Behrle
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
Freshman Issue

IhiS iS our first lSSue
 We hope comes at least part your expectations
 Like child fir learning to wak will probably stumble, fa'l and get hurt But we get up anl try again
 It earnest desire you completely about all the things that happening Kodiak We will try give you complete all fit print We ask you to come n call us up write letter. tel ing what you o you will be our best source what like and like.
 Ii question comes that needs alrn intend for that of the of free press we promise to Keep our edtorazng confined to the editorial page We De influenced by any person, party organization
 We hope to keep friends and ones We feel se that by publishing newspaper primary aim we can do 80.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
Mrs, Jack Owen Comes On Boat

Mrs Jack Owen, new daught- er-in-Iaw of MT. and Mrs. A. A Owen, Jr., arrived on the Denali to spend the summer here.
 Her husband is m Seattle a. waiting passage on a tender com- ing to Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03

Rika Panimarioff MT. & Mrs. J. P. Otto
 Ingvart Jacobsen MT. & Mrs. E. F. Curry
 It. & Mrs. P. l.. Woodworth Alvin Sargent To Ketchikan:
 MT. & Mrs. Edison Kingsbury
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03

Mrs Dorothy -Hoagland was admitted on March 30 for ma jor surgery.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-04-03
Town Tidbits

mergency!
 Sandra Peikins was one of gang who went to the hospital
 Monday evening ID pick up 10 deliver a message for Ken Wade before setting out for the base volleyball game. The sudden jolt of the truck as 1t started away from the hospital caused a big cement block to drop on her foot. Instead of calling a nurse, her frierds rushed her home from the very doors of the hos pital, for treatment!
 Another eighth grader, Law renee Anderson, actually got in- side the hospital for 8 short stay the same day. He fell while high. jumping and broke wrist. .. Gene Marian, Alaska Steam agent, brings us an amusing clip
 ping from one of his home town papers in Little Rock, Ark and swea,s it's meant to be serious The story, apparently from an editorial page, wonders why Alaska wants to be a state. What win Alaska's coon.cap , ped congressman and senators
 be interested in when they get
 to Washington" Not automo- piles, it goes on, as we use sleds
 Therefore we won't be interested in gas taxes. "Tbey speak ot dyg power instead of horse-pow- CT" it adds.
 ''If they have a housing short- age in Alaska, it's simply be. cause there's a shortage of ice and snow When an Eskimo
 needs a house he doesn't bother about building materials |. . He nerely cuts the snow and ice and builds an Igloo
 ''The Eskimo congressman are going to be su prlsed and awful Iy uncomfortable, when they switch from Zero cold Alaska to the ho' rooms of Washington, | h, ated by steam and politics
 And all the congressman from
 the states are going to be sur- prised too when the Alaska re- presenlatlves want to rub noses , inst ad of shake hands," the ar cle concludes
 We hope and tlust MT. Mar. lar wlll advise his home town editors that he is now m Alaska and as yet is DO living m an ice house CT eating blubber. The lure of a summers fish. ing IS mighty strong for some folks. Have you heard the st ry of the young soldier from Wood | y Island who came home several months ago from Anchorage for a brief furlough? He didn't go, back when he should have, and the Army tried frantically to locate him here He was finally found, 79 days overdue Why hadn't he left home when his furlough was over? He was broke and figured he'd stick a. round until the fishing season WAS over and he had enough
Evening star., 1948-03-14

program which was particularly
well handled by WTOP-CBS last
year, will be accented and improved
upon by this network and the others
during the coming months.
Some of the finest listening OF
1947 was provided by this method
of presentation wherein major
national problems are delineated by
a skilled staff of researchers and
writer's and performed by leading
authorities as well as actors.
The Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn will offer the first of a series
of six on March "a, 10-11 pm. This
initial program will be titled Re
port Card" and will present survey
OF education in the United States
Others, time and date to be an
nounced, will cover Baseball
The American Indian, Political
Careers, THE Motion Picture IN
dustry'', and "The Magazine In
dustry".
WRC-NBC is currently presenting
a series of drama-documents titled
Living g-1948". These programs are
heard on regular schedule at
435 each Sunday afternoon. To-
days program is "Of Rats and Men"
and tells the story of the rodent
problem that annually destroys
enough grain to feed half of hungry
Europe.
Coming up on this series are
Silver Cords and Apron Strings" :"
an examination of the increasing
influence of women in American
Life; From Gentleman in Multi" :"
General Eisenhower's final report
as Chief of Staff; and Broken
Homes" view of one facet of the
divorce problem.
WMAL-ABC and WOL-MBS have
also planned documentaries but de-
tails and subjects have not yet
been announced.
Edward r. Murrow and radio sta
tions WILL of Philadelphia and
WBBM Of Chicago were the re-
cipients of the Alfred I. du Pont
annual awards for 1947, which car
ries a $1,000 prize.
Mr.. MurroW, CHS news analyst,
was cited by the Awards Commit
tee as distinguishing himself by
aggressive, consistently excellent
and accurate news gathering and
reporting"
Other winners of the du Pont
Commentator Award in the past
have included Elmer Davis, Lowell
Thomas, Raymond Swing, H. v.
Kaltenborn and Fulton Lewis, jr.
Spot announcements Arthur
Godfrey starts his Florida vacation
tomorrow, but he will get only four
days a week in the sunshine. :.
AL Warner has been elected presi-
dent of the Radio Correspondents
Association. Mary A. Burnham
has joined WMAL as assistant to
Ruth Crane. Jerry Strong has
added another $104 to the Mile O.
Dimes" fund. Donald Richards
and Kay Armen will substitute for
Jane Froman, while the latter
honeymoons. Next Tuesday will
mark the 500th broadcast of Amer
ica's Town Meeting" Gordon
Shaw, formerly of WMAL and
WBUz-FM, has joined the an
nouncing staff of VOL. Les
Sands and the WWDC Yawn Patrol
have raised more than $500 along
with much clothing for the Mills
family, whose home was destroyed
by fire.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

s"1"Ss' Si"ys We EoWaf0 u. Robinson.
"Habansra" from
Carmen and You Are Love-"
W0p, 7:0o-An on.ihe.sens newseast O
The Death Of Socrates
wU. 3:00-"You Can Like Your Job.
Forum participants are Authors Charles ans
Margaret Broadlsy and Businessman Anthon,
Gould.
W0p, 3.00-Robsr easadesus plays hi.
own Concerto for Piano and Orchestra In
{ Major Beethoven's Symphony in
Major, No. l." and Strayiaskys "pasforaIe
tor Violin, Oboe. English Horn, Clarinet and
SaHoon are other featured works.
WhAl, 4:00-lIens Woods and the Crew
Chiefs Quartet are guest vocalisk.
W10P, 4:30-jsry Carter and Dona Mason
Introduce new song. Starlight and you"
WINK. 4:30-RonaId colman in Robert
Louis Stevenson's Sire De haIsiroifs Door." "'
WRC, 5:00-"Autumn eroeus," a VACATION
romance. is the play.
WhAl, $50" Blessed Are the Peace.
makers ionehfs Biblical drama.
W0p. 6:30-Kay Amsn and Donald Rich.
ards sing with Percy Faiths Orchestra.
WRc, 6:30-A film hopeful, Richard Webb
is introduced by Loretta YOUNG.
WINK. 6:30-"ls Quick Action on the Mar.
shall! Plan Necessary" Senators saItonasII,
Mcmahon, Malone and Dworshak arc the
speakers.
WhAl, S;0O-Ths Detroit Symphony Or.
thesfra plays Glinka's Russian and ludrniIIa"
overture and Rachmaninoffs Symphony No. l."
WRC, 8:00-Dinah Shore snos for Charlie