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Evening star., 1950-11-04
A FRIENDLY HOME

Hurry on this one, the owner has
Pine-paneled den; Ist d. bedrrn.
and "a bath. spacious 1iv. rm. with
bay window and modern firepl..
family din. rm., all-elect. kit. rear
screened porch; full bsmt.; tile bath
wait. make appt. now.
ARLINGTON REALTY
22o4 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-11-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

ALEXANDRIA BUNGALOW. No. 95-
10 minutes ont, st time shown:
$1,000 down. Total price, S12. 700.
Three lovely bedrooms sitting on a
Ha-acre lot: lovely location for chill
dren: close to schools and churches.
MOTION REALTY. INC. 2416 Mount
Vernon ave. Alexandria. Va. IS
ALEXANDRIA BUNGALOW. No. go
Ten minutes out $1,000 down; 1st
time shown. Two lovely bedrooms.
large living room. with .expandable
attic and equipped kitchen, hard
wood floors. automatic oil heat. OV.
5000. Open 9 It'll q. J. T. MOTION
REALTY, INC; 24,l5 Mount Vernon
ARLINGTON FOREST. by owner: =
rm. brick Colonial; finest in COM
munity; gar. rec. rm.. IA baths;
No agents. CH. 1858; Lee Blvd. to
Columbus, right 3 blks. Easy financ-
G CLAREMONT-4eo 1st trust. Lovely
corner. 105-ft. frontage; 3 bedrms.,
full bsmt.. fully equip. kit: 8 min
utes to Pentagon. Price, $4,000.
.AsK-Us2 co, GIL; 1882, "a
full bsmt.. gas conditioned heat,
fenced yard; excel: cond.; ~ 1st
trust; being. transferred, make OF.
fer. Ov. 4546. -
Evening star., 1950-11-04
COLUMBIA PINES

Extremely attractive spa acious
stone and brick home on lge.
fenced lot. Large living rm.
and dining l., exceptionally lge.
electrically equipped kitchen
with breakfast area; 3 lge.
twin-siZed bedrms. and .
baths, full bSmt. and garage.
OWNER EXTREMELY ANX-
IOUS TO SELL. For appt.
to see, ask for Mrs. Clark
with
DAVID r. NIMMER
Complete real estate services TO
Virginia. Maryland and D. C. 10.
No: Patrick St. Alex. va, OV
GALS, AL. 1925; ewes, FA. 5332.
Evening star., 1950-11-04

NEW COUNTRY HOMES
Ali modern conveniences. 4 rms. and
bath; "a acre of ground. Ready for
occupancy; between Damascus and
Laytonsville, 25-mins. drive from
D. c. For sale by owner. Price
$500. For information call Cal
thershur0 c1G.w
Evening star., 1950-11-04
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, / TILL DARK
WOODSIDE PARK
1915 PINECREST CIRCLE

nesting among beautiful wooded
estates, in Silver Springs most
exclusive residential area. Contains
22-ft. living rm. with fireplace
guest size dining rm,. fully equipped
kit. with dining area. 3 twin size
bedrmS.. 2 tile baths, full bsmt. with
fireplace and picture windows. toilet,
garage.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to High
land drive. left to Pinecrest Circle,
left to house. Or out Georgia ave.
70 Highland drive, right to Pine
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
81. b556. Realtors. til o PM.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
PLEASANT LIVING

PLEASANT LIVING
Will be found in these new brick
ramblers conveniently located on Dali
las avenue in Silver Spring. Three
bedrooms, GE kitchen. full base
ment. outside enrance; priced at
only S15,750. Call till 8 pm. for
full information. SIDNEY 2. MENSH
AND CO.. RE. 0736.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
$4,000 BUNGALOW

Home Needs Children
This home selling s9.95o, has 4 bed
rms. but only 10 yrs. old. glassed-
IN porch. liv. rrn., very lge. kit. and
dlnette; bsmt; gas heat. lge. lot.
10 YR. OLD, 2 STORY
Lss sa.,: liy: rm;;; ; din: III rm;, equip; kit. 3
oil heat, side porch and lge. rear
lot, 12x22 it.; wooded cor. lot with
SO IT. frontage; only SI1,950.
Student Rental Income
This lovely home on lot 75x200, has
on 1st A.. liv. rm. % IT. long. ige.
din. rm.. kit, i bedrm.; 4 bedrms.
on End f.; full bsmt.. h.-w. oil
heat. 2 lge. porches. gear garage;
owner now living in Fla; for quick
sale, only $4,000.
INCOME PROPERTY
Desirable home with 5 lovely rms.
with apt. renting for S65 mo-: only
2 yrs. old: fenced lot. side porch.
gas heat. 2 ranges and . refgrs.
4fo 1st trust. Owner says sell this
week end for Sl2.95O on terms.
BURCH REALTY co.
REALTORS
M ;Tiil H Pm, TS,. 70. sSss. e ro. cas5 57ss; Sa'
After 9 PM. WA: 5641. UN. 1891.
FINE ITALIAN HOME
Suitable for large family; 4 enormous
bedrooms. immaculate condition
Sp SIao Snrs I..c,twtvan I,XtUv auTn' @n1he
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
Owner transferred and has priced
home at S1S.500 for quick sale,
Beautiful quality prewar brk. Cape
Cod; attractive liv. rm. with firepl.
separate din; rm., all elect, kit:
Lear gar; beautiful wooded lot
Speed is the answer to this one
The owner must sell.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. 930C
, 1950-03-27
ISL

-
White House, Washington, DC.
With these words, President
Truman commentaries one more.
step toward his goal OF
self-government for all our ter
ritories, and for all people every
where in the world.
Many of us in Washington have
known Governor de Castro
through working with him during
his long years of service in the
government of the Virgin Islands.
We know his unusual abilities, his
great capacity for hard work, his
honesty, his dependability, and
utter devotion to the welfare of
all who live in these beautiful is
lands.
We know Governor de Castro
best, however, through you, his
fellow citizens. Time after time
you have reminded US of his Wir-
tues and his accomplishments.
Ever since he started his career
in the public service as a young
man, he has had your confidence
and support. AS he has moved ra-
pidly into positions of greater res
possibility, you have shared with
him the heartaches, sorrows, joys,
and hopes of common experience.
Your Legislative Assembly, as
well as hundreds of individuals,
have called for his elevation to
the top-ranking position in your
government.
Therefore, as he today accepts
this new responsibility, the tri-
butte and honor paid to him is
also yours.
Morris de Castro is and always
will be one of you. His hopes and
aspirations, and his future, are in
separately bound up with yours.
That bond augurs well for the fu-
ture Of these Islands. From such
mutual understanding and trust
can grow-and, / believe, will
grow-a unity of purpose and a
cooperative effort sufficiently
strong to overcome your perplex-
ing problems.
These problems are well-knoWn
to us in Washington. The Depart
ment Of the Interior stands side
by side with you IN your struggle
for economic development, for i'm
creased employment, for greater
educational opportunities, for inn
proved health, and for all the
ether prerequisites Of a more
abundant life.
We know, and you know, how
ever, tt1at the ultimate solution of
, 1950-03-27
AID
Delivered by
Hon. C. G. DAVIDSON
At the Inaugural Of
Governor de Castro.

lNsH t
It is a great honor for me to
participate in the Inauguration of
the first Virgin Islander to be-
come Governor Of these Islands.
/ am also honored to be the
bearer of warm messages from the
President of the United States
and the Secretary of the Interior.
Both the President and the Secre-
tary regret their inability to be
here with you today. They are
deeply conscious of the signifi-
canoe of this occasion. They re-
joice with you as these Islands
enter a new epoch in their history,
with a greater degree of self-gov-
eminent than they have before
known.
Governor de Castro, this is the
message which the President of
the United States has asked me
to give you:
1T is with a great deal Of plea
sure that / welcome you to your
new position. Your Inauguration
as the first native Governor of the
Virgin Islands is highly significant
since it marks another important
step in the direction of self-gov-
eminent. / am confident that our
fellow citizens on the mainland
share the pride and satisfaction
felt by Virgin Islanders on this
occasion, when one who has lived
and worked with them for so
many years becomes their Chief
Executive. / am certain that their
confidence in you is fully justi-
fled and that it will continue to
remain a source of satisfaction
and inspiratioHto you.
Please convey to our fellow
citizens IN the Virgin Islands my
greetings and sincere wishes that
under your leadership they shall
achieve a greater degree Of social
progress and economic security. /
regret that I cannot be IN st. Tho
mas to participate in the inaug-
ural ceremonies.
You take your oath Of Office
with my heartiest wishes for a
most successful administration"
Signed Harry s. Truman, The
, 1950-03-27
these problems, both political and

economic, is N your hands. NOV
led by your own Governor. yon
are better equipped than ever to
Ao'a r~a problems. In my
judgment the willingness of the,
Congress to continue providing
substantial help will depend very
largely on the success of pour uni
fled efforts to help yourselves.
Since 1917. the virqia Islands
have come a long way on the road
towards a fully-f,mctioning demos
cracy. Government has become
the concern of most citizens in the
Island. Just as on the maitland
public issues are hotlv debated
here. Government officials from
the highest to the lowest can ex-
pect criticism from all sides.
Every person, in accord with the
old American custom, exercises
the right to sneak his mind. This.
is a healthy condition and inher-
ent in the growth Of true demo-
cracy.
Our free-swinging political de-
bates sometimes surprise our
friends abroad. They may not
know that behind this vociferous
airing of differences is a basic
unity grounded in agreement on
the fundamental principles of
democracy. Every responsible citi-
zen of a democracy is careful to
protect and defend these univers-
ally accepted principles. They.
should be automatic and intuitive
in each individual a restraining
self-discipline lettering him from
making the empty. irresponsible
charges which threaten our basic
unity. Such attacks promote only
weakness and disunity, giving aid
and comfort to those who wait ex-
spectantly for our system of gov
eminent to falter. On the other
hand, a sense of responsibility in
the exercise of the right of free
speech contributes to a strong and
effective democratic government.
In the economic field there are
many evidences that the long
wears of gloom are drawing to a
close. The tide Of travel and WIN
ter residence is already rising
here, and it should. Surely no spot
in the world has more beauty,
charm and climate appeal than
these Islands. With fine new ho-
tells and guest houses, good ari-
fields and air service, improving
ocean transportation, and the
growing interest Of the great
tourist centers.
For you, the tourist trade can
mean more jobs at stable wages,
more money to merchants, arti-
sans and laborers alike. Even
greater opportunities will be pro-
vided by your governments i'm
proyements in airports, telephone
system, harbors, water supply,
schools and hospitals, soil conser-
walton, low-cost housing, and by
, 1950-03-27
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No. F 276
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve
(12l weeks from this date as
otherwise, the Book will be
cancelled and a new one issu-
ed in its place at the expira-
ton Of this period.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
Christiansted Branch
February Is, 1850
60 far to help you. It provides
Federal funds each year for voca-
tional training ii your schools.
(Mr. Davidson's speech will be
concluded tomorrow
, 1950-03-27

Wedding Samba $.7s
Don't Cry Joe 10
Rag Mop 70
Lovely Bunch of coconuts 70
There Is No Tomorrow .79
I Can Dream, Can't 1? 70
Old Master Painter 70
Dreamer's Holiday ..... 10
Saturday Night Fish Fry J. .7s
Mule Train .79
Dear Hearts & Gentle People 70
Slipping Around ...... 20
, 1950-03-27

Push Ka Pee Shee Pie 10
Bull Dog Don't Bite Me ~. .79
Playing The Numbers -. .79
Tomato .............,.. 70
Let Me Go Media .......... 10
Chocolate, Whiskey & Gin .79
Give Her The Number One ~
Pig Knuck1es & Rice .79
Calypso Man ....... .79
sland Girl Audrey ..s...... .79
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Send $1.OO deposit with all
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MODERN AGE RECORD CO.
72s HOME STREET
BRONX IS. NEW YORK. N. X.
, 1950-03-27

sraGrarr
~
Usirv
, 1950-03-27

It is a great honor for me to
participate in the Inauguration of
the first Virgin Islander to be-
come Governor of these Islands.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-08-12

erlu6t meroen, ibren @influB geltello
5ll MAIDEN, nm gsoro.Gorea gu beDe-
gen, ieine Snpolionsarmee auriid5n.
3ieben, uno in Der ferner ane Staa-
ten eriudt fperben, Noro=&orea fei-
nerlei unterltiisung 5ufommen 81
laiien uno oen &riee lofaliiieren al
belfen.
SSln letten Apgenblid iuhte Walif
oas gan5e Grogramm um5l,Itiirsell.
ST unterbreitete cine age,toe folsen-
ser Srbnung: 1. rInerfennung oes
Gertreters" BON Hot-Gbina; 2.
~6rieolihe 8eilegung Ser foreani-
iden 5rage".
Sn ser erlten Sisung am 0ieas-
tag |. IS. entldieb Walif ais 8or=
litenoer, oaB Ser NationaIiltiibe Ser
treter Gbina nidt bertreten ll,to all
Sen Situnsen nift teilnebmen fon-
ne. alritin fo6t bie Gntibeibung an
uno Walif puroe init adt eegen orei
Stimmen iiberItimmt. @eeen ieine
gntlbeioung itimmten. China, &l1ba,
efuaoor, aegppten, 5ranfrei6, Hor-
pegen, Ser. 8onigreid, Ser. Staa=
ten. gu @uniten Der gntibeibung
Otalifs itimnten: Snbien, tSotpiet-
&epublrf, Sugoilamien. gfob immer
oeriu6te Malif ben dineiii6en Ser
treter, Or. Siiung, gu isnorieren, uno
es beourfte elmer i6arfen Auseinan-
oeriesung atuiiden Wolf uno 4uitin,
beuor Der &uiie ben bineiilben Ser.
treter in geluunbenen 8enol,ngen ON
erfnnnte.
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ner iiberral6eno fam uno es nah=
trdglib bebauerte, oaB es on ben e.t-
.l6eibenoen 3agen in 2afe SucceB
ni6t 6abei mar, l1no bas 8eridumnis
na65ubolen iuhte. @s mag au1 iein,
oaB man i'm &reml beoel,flib purbe,
als 8aibington aus ben 8orgdngen
IN aorea Die 6olserung 5og, baB cine
aufritituna groBen Stills gebotan iei,
unb aud Die tpeltli6en Aaiierten 5u
abnliden @ntidliiiien anipornte. Oa-
raus fonnte it'd Die Gage ereeber, oaB
Der Welten fir oie bonn &reml ermar-
tete groBe @noenti6eioung fritber ge-
riiltet lit aIs Die Wosfau'er 9ere1-
nungen i1l ani6lag gebra6t baitell,
10 oaB Der &reml iest ourb cine
.Jrieoensoffenitue" 5u bremien llft.
Ia oas aber itnb bloBe Sbeorien;
Die Wosfau'er 2ogif lit meil items an=
oers als ole oes @eltens. ginIt1pei:en
ergibt it'd Die nii6terne Satiuhe, oaB
Der &reml nit Dem @rgebnis Der err
item @o6e ser &iidfebr in Sen 8ol=
ferbuno 5ufrieoen iein fann. gr bat
tros Der oiplomatil6en Rieoerlags -
Die leine Gertreter nit @iiroc ein3u-
lteden baben, oielleidt ourb 5eittpei=
lige ODER oauernoe Gegrobierung BIZ
BEN miinen - nuf Dem 8ebiet Der
Bropaganoa erbebli6e @eipinne ec=
5ielt. 0ieie iino unieres gra6tens
groBer als lie getpeien tparen, apenn
i'm Suni iein 8ertreter bel ser Gb=
ltimmung iiber &orea iein Seto ein-
faelegt bdtte. Gas b6tte gu einem offe-
men aonflift, ieoenfals 5u einem
lfDeren 8reitigeperluit fiir GuSlanb
fiibren fonnen. Seute aber lit .Itos-
fau itt Der ungenebmen Gage, iib als
JrieoensItifter - in Dem non ibnl
Ianae5ettelten uno fiir oen @eiten emit
tpeilen nidt elGn5eno perloufenoen
&rieg! = aiiflpielen 5u fonnen, als
Sobmalter 9liiens unb zines Heinen
aiiatilben 8olfes, oas angebli6 Don
elmer ielbitiiidtigen 8roBma6t unter
ausbeutung Der @eltorganilation ser
frieoliebenoen Iationen viiberfouen
murOe. Sas lit nibt biplomatiide
8fliherei. oas lit observation-disclosures
in &efnfilltur. a6er Malif bat 5pei.
|fellos ben 8ogen iiberIponnt rno lei.
ne 2eiitung am 8ienstag mag linn
oas ganse Spiel peroerben.
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Nalif inn Sattel

Wtan lnuB Die ltenogropbii6en Be.
rihte Der 8erbanolungen oes Cider.
beitsrates in 2afe SucceB leien, um
oas bel atler GuBeren Hlumpbeit raj
finierte Spiel Malif in ieiner ean5en
8eoeutung al erfennen. 8efanntli6
fiel Der goriis I'M Siherbeitsrat nad
oen 6eitebenben &egeln fir BEN 800
nat Iu9uit &uBlano 5u. llno geraoe
lin oieienr giinltigen Mueenblid i9al-
tete iib Malif nod balbidbrigenl
gopfott nit Ser sroBten Selbltber>
itanolihfeit lpieoer Elm - als Ser
treter GuBlanos uno als Goriisenoer.
gr reoete mebr als Die anoern 5ebn
Wtitglieber oes 9tates 5uiammen.
8alb reoete er als ruiiilder 8ertre-
ter, balo erteilte er als 8oriisenoer
Dem ruiIiihen Gertreter Wealif oas
8ort. 9ber oh als Goriitenoer ODER
als rliiiiber 8ertreter = itets iu9te
er Die Debatte 5u beberriben, Die on
oern Ielegaten in Ben Sintergruno
gu idieber1, INNER muBte er bas leste
@ort baben. uno ourb alles, mas er
iagte, uno apenn es ii6 au6 nur Inn
6ragen Der @eihGftsoronung ban-
oelte, 5og ith Der rote 5aoen Der aro.
paganba ooer Der 5aoen roter 9ro-
paganoa. Sn pbotograpbiihen 9luf-
nabmen bes Situngsiaales eribeinen
Nalif uno ieine Moiutanten aIs an
maBenoe 0iftatoren, man fann
rubig bebaupten, unter betpuBter I'm
teritreidung ibrer Golle als Serren
Der Situation.
Iu6 oas lit Yropaganba. Denn Die
anoern Mitglieoer oes States lieBen
itb in oen Debatten bunbaus ni1t
unter ben Siif fommanbieren, am
meniglten ole 8ertreter Der Ser.
Staaten uno gnglanos. sic parier-
ten ieben &ieb Malifs uno gingen
ibrerieits Dem ruiiiihen Sedtfiinitler
i6arf gu 9eibe. Iub iesten iib Sic
tpeitliden 8ertreter ni1t ,lnporberei.
tet ben 5ineiien bes &ulien aus. ssn
5tpei Situngen einieten fe iid aitf
Elm Mftionsprogramm, Inn Der Wia-
fir Malifs bor5ubeugen. Sic perge.
tpiiierten iid elmer binreidenben
Stimmenmebrbeit, Inn ben ertparte-
ten 8eriud, National-g -gbina aus5u-
ihlieBen, 5u uereiteln, uno einigte,,
|fid 6dbin, ailf Der Gortiesung Der
Berbon6Iungen iiber 4oren aa bette
ben. Dbenan auf Der Eagesor6nung
itano 0emeendB ~@ldge iiber ben An.
|griff n,if oie MepubIif aored". Sn Be
5ug 6nruiif unterbreitrfe Der nrlterifo-
nifde Bertreter @nrre, Muitit eine
Meiolution, 6urd ,neIhe ole Stdatsl
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Mtalif i'm Sanb

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Im sDtittpo1 apuroe iiber Die Sra
ge oebattiert, oh oie BON Auitin por-
9eidlagene 5agesorbnung all5uneb-
men iei ooer Die Igenoe 0talifs. Die
abitimmung erfolgte nad langen Ge-l
Den = BON benen Nalif bie meilten
belt = am 9onnerstag. Gonn aber
ging es S6lag auf Sb1ag, uno ieoe
a6ittnmung bebeutete cine Sblappe
fir ben Guiien. Sn Der eriten Ibitim-
mung 1puroe nit iieben eegen 51pei
Stinmen Walifs gnti6eibung abge-
lebnt, oaB Die Heiolution Mlrltins an
oas @noe Der Sagesoronung al lesen
lei. (Siir Die @ntl6eioung itinrnlten
&uBlano unb Snoien; aegppten rno
Sugoilaiuien ititnntten nibt) Die
5ipeite a6ftimmilng fette nit aff
tStimmen gegen cine Die 8efblperoe
iiber Die foreaniibe ssnpalion an sic
Spite Der Sagesorbnune. (@egen oen
8eidluB itimmte nur Gublano. sSn-
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ni6t.) 8urh oen britten 8ei6lub
lpuroe ser ruliilhe 9lntrag, in bie
geipre6ung Der 3uIaiiung Gbinas
ein5utreten, BON Der ,5agesoronung
abgeiest, oa HuBlono Die erforoerli.
hen iieben Stimmen rli9t auf5ubrin=
gen oermodte. (gs puroen fiini
Stimmen fir ben Intrag abgegebeil,
ebenio piele oagegen. 9afiir itimm-
ten: Snoien, Norapegen, Sotpiet-Ge=
publif, oas Ser. &onigreih, Sugoilo-
mien; Oasesen: China, &uba, gfuo-
oor, 5ranfreid, Die Ser. Staoten. ae-
gppten entb;elt iicb Der Mbltinmung.)
Surh BEN pierten 8ei6luB 1puroe nit
iieben segen orei nStimmen ser ruff
i6e antras uuf 8eiprebung elmer
frieolifen 2oiung Der foreanii6en
5rage BON Ser Sagesorbnung abse-
iest. (5iir oen Antrag ltinmten: Me=
gppten, Snoien. Die So,piet- t-8epublit.
Sugollamien itimmte niht)
sluf Der slgenoe perblieb buanit nur
nod oie 8ei6perbe iiber Die ssnpaiion
Siio=&oreas I'M @inflang mit Der
amerifaniiden Heiolution. slber ou=
rum fiimmerte iih WaIif nidt. Stott
oronungsgenaB in bie 1agesoron1n9
ein5utreten, unterbreitete er ieine ei=
genen 8orihlGge 5ur foreanii6en
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aufforoerung CUR ginItenung ser
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uno ouB ualIe fremben Sruppen uon
&orea 5uriidge5oeen" tperben. alio
oie Sruppen, bauptiG9lid oie ameri-
fanii6en, Die i'm sluftrag oes 5iG)er-
beitsrates Die l1nabb1ngigfeit Siio.
&oreas pertetbigen. Jerner foroerte
er, oaB Ser 9fat Die dineiiiden uno
noroforeanii6en &ommuniiten sur
@ntienoung BON Gertretern aur gey
ipredung Ger foreaniiben Jrage ein=
laoe. Ger Stat pertagte iih biz 0iens,
tag oieier @od)e.
ssSn Der 9ienstag-g -gitung rib oem
amerifaniiden gertreter @arren
Nuitin angeit6fs ser fortgeiebtcn
Sbitruftionstaftifen Walifs oie sc,
oulo. Sn iddrfiter 8eiie apan6te er
iih seeen bie 8ebauptl,ngen bes gfui.
len, 6aB bic Ser. Staaten 6en @rieg
in &orea perihuIbet nno Die SIo-
Roreaner gum Mngriff gegen ben Nor-
ben aufgeltahelt unb iie unterftiitt
|bntten. nnuerbIiimt 1ndbte er Stub
lamb fir bic Gage in @orea perant.
|aDortlih unb erfl6rte. es beoiirfe nilt
zines @orteg Mosfous, INN 6ns On.
be bes @rieges herbeiaMfiibren. Nealif
perI6nlid (ber fllra uorber Don
angiiermetbooen" eeiproden batte)
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inmere 8iibne fir feline perruhte Tra-
gitomobie Der Bolferbefreiling tpiin-
ihen als oas @elttbeater Ser 8erein-
ten 9tationen. Das NOR elmer Der
@riin6e, apesbalb es ieinen 8ertreter
nab balbidbrigem 8opfott nod 2dfe
SncceB 5lriidbeorberte!
gs mag iein, bob es nod peitere
@riinbe batte. @s mag iein, bob iiber
fura ODER lang an Der .elobalen"
Gront oeS Ralten &rieges dbnlide
Qngen iib ergeben tper6en tpie III ao-
req, bob 6nnn Der 96Iferbiar6 bon
neaaenl iih gum ginihreiten entidIie-
hen tpirb un6 baB bann MnbInno,
sDenit es ibm geraoe paBt, nit ieinein
Neto bic gntihlieBung au bereiteIn
-Hdyeu tDipb. Hs mag fem, bob linn Die
Den6ung in Der omerifnniiden HnIi-
tit 6eim Dorntorif Der 9eorb-@orea.
Evening star., 1950-11-18
Special Church Announcements

Universalist National Memorial
WHO Will Show Us Any
Good?" is the question DR.. Seth
r. Brooks will discuss tomorrow
at II am. Prof. Lewis E. Warren
will lead the Adult Glass at 10 a I'm.
Wesley Methodist IA Good
Thing to Do will be the topic of
DR.. C.. Stanley Lowell tomorrow
at $50 and II am. Bob Nichol-
son will render as the sermon
meditation the Song of Thanks
giving"
Evangelical United Brethren
DR.. I. S. Ernst will speak in the
morning on Thankful Ameri-
cans" and at pm. on "a Psalm
of Thanksgiving" A report will
be given by the pastor concerning
the General Conference of the
Evangelical United Brethren, held
November 10 to 20 in Dayton.
Ohio.
River Terrace Chapel-Dr. r.
M. Charles will continue his dis
cussions on st. Peter, the topic
being What Christians Have to
Share"
Lincoln CONGRATULATIONS
coming loyalty service will be
celebrated tomorrow. DR.. Robert
w. Brooks will speak on "The Task
of Religion" Have we failed in
carrying out it's task? Can re-
ligion function adequately in a
capitalistic society? What should
Christians do about our present
plight? These are some of the
questions that will be discussed.
In the mems brotherhood at 10:15
am. Claude G. Young will discuss
Christian Training for the
State"
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr. S.
G.. Spottswood will administer
holy communion Sunday at II
am. His meditation will be "Tri-
Evening star., 1950-11-18

umphant Retrospect" the fifth OF
a series of 'Life's Finest Hour -
At 8 pm. will be a Thanksgiving
service.
st. Stephen and the Incarna-
tion-Mrs. Sophia Densford will
lead the prayer circle at 8 pm
Monday and Mrs. z. D. Black
istone on Tuesday at 10:30 am
The Rev. Stuart Cast will officiate
at holy communion Thursday at
10 am.
Chevy Chase Baptist-"A Psalm
of Thanksgiving" will be the SER
mon of DR.. Edward o. Clark to-
morrow at II am. The church
will be host to the D. c. Baptist
Convention on Monday and Tues
day.
Kendall Baptist-A singspira-
ton will feature the youth service
for Christ at 7:45 pm. tomorrow
Mount Zion Methodist - The
Rev. j. D. Foy will preach at II
a m. on Security" The third of
series of films on 'The Life of
st. Paul. will be shown at 8 pm.
Third Baptist-Dr. George O.
Bullock will preach on Twice
Born Men" at II am. Holy COM
munion will be served. At $3.50
IN m. he will preach on 'The Pill
grim Traveller.
Evening star., 1950-11-18
Hold Panel Discussion
At Christ Lutheran

1.-THE Christian Way in Race
Relations" is the subject of a
panel discussion sponsored by
Christ Church Walther League
tomorrow at 8 pm. The panel
follows a supper meeting.
Participants are: Miss Olinda
Roettger of the Washington Of
flee of the Lutheran Publicity Bu-
reau, the Rev. Paul G. Amt, Lu-
theran institutional missionary for
Greater Washington and Marty
Marty, assistant to the pastor at
Christ Church. Ethan Walther
serves as moderator.