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Ave.
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vERRlNE IN ALPB BsRETISCNRR
HE1HRNFOI.GR DER ORTE MIST
DEN FUNKTlONARREN:

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Branch 3.
Versammlung iedep zweiten Sonntas I'm
Monst i'm Sacbsenheim.
Praesident, John Zeides, 4oS Waugh St
Tel. 1-7f1O.
Prot. -Sekr.. Fred w. Schneider, 725 8
Morgan. Tel. 2059.
c.-v.-sekr. Donald D. Hesal, 4os z. Mar.
Ret. Tel. 659l.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Rubber Stock Burns,
|Clarksburg Damage
Placed al 80 Million
BY the Associated Pres.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va, July IL
"A fire that destroyed tons o1
Government-stored crude rubber
caused damage estimated "con.
|servatively" at $50 million here
yesterday.
Security reasons prevented an
exact accounting of the warehouse
fire loss since the Government
would not say how much crude
rubber it lost.
The rubber supply was one oi
the major items burned in the
|Sprawling warehouse facilities OF
the General Storage Co. Also en-
|gulfed by the flames were eight
buildings of the Mountain State
|Fabricating Co. and an Office
building and considerable equip
ment of the Keely Construction
Co.
State Fire Marshal c. A. Rape1
had estimated the damage at SIC
million but said that figure prob
ably would be revised upward
after an investigation.
A Defense Department repre-
sentative at the scene said $50
million would be a safe and con-
|servative" estimate. Sparks from
Ia welder's torch were tentatively
blamed for the fire.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Mississippi 10 Seek
Death Penalty for
4 Ohio Desperadoes.
BY the A..eeio,sd Press

CHARLESTON, Miss. July r.
Mississippi charges involving
the death penalty viii be filed
against four Ohio desperadoes
captured near here this week in
one Of the Midsouth's biggest
manhuntS.
TalIahatchie County Sheriff H
Clarence Strider said yesterday
"We plan to try them here on
charges Of armed robbery, assault
and battery. with attempt to kill
larceny and automobile theft"
The four. part Of a gang Of six
men who escaped from prison at
Dayton. Ohio. last Saturday, were
captured Tuesday and Wednes-
day in vast manhunt following
the $1,000 robbery Of q Memphis
(Tenn.) grocery store.
They are John Cornette, %;
Robert Jones. 26: Thomas l.
Werckman, IS, and Minor Sorber
80. A fifth member Of the group,
Rex E. Peterson, 43, committed
suicide in jail after his capture.
John o. Evans. 80, the sixth OF
the bandits, is still at large.
H. A. Kinds, chief Of detectives
lat Memphis, said detainer war
rants against the four win be
filed for possible future prosecu-
tion there. The FBI also said
Federal detainer warrants will be
filed, charging interstate trans
lportation Of stolen money, stolen
automobiles and possession oi
two machine guns seized In the
Dayton jail break.
Sheriff Strider pointed out that
Mississippi law provides q maxi
mum penalty Of death for a crime
of robbery with firearms. He said
the charge win be based on the
disarming Of Charleston City
Marshal N. z. Trout at gunpoint
by two Of the men. The other
two, he said. would be charged
similarly as accessories.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Special Announcements for Sunday Services

All Sunday morning services al
III O'Clock and all evening serv-
ices at 8 o'clock unless otherwise
Stated.
National Baptist Memorial-Dr
Edward B. Willingham. pastor,
will preach at the 8:45 and II
am. services on Symbols of Sc
|curity." and at 8 pm. on '"The
Greatest of These"
Petworth Baptist.-The Rev. S.
Lewis Morgan, jr.. pastor, will talk
on "The Doetrine of Heaven" to-
morrow morning.
Chevy Chase Baptist - "The
Doorway to a New Life" will be
the topic of the sermon by DR..
Edward o. Clark, pastor, tomor-
row morning.
Third Baptist-The annual Lay
mems League Missionary service
will be held tomorrow morning
A special musical program by the
Williams Singers will feature the
1880 pm. service tomorrow.
First Observation-Disclosures
Lane" will be the subject of the
sermon tomorrow morning by the
Rev. Carl Kopf. minister.
WestmOreland CONGREGATIONAL
the DR.. Philip Gordon Scott, min
lister. will talk on Calling Names
at the $3.50 and IL am. services
tomorrow.
Rock Spring CONGREGATIONAL
Dudley L. Babcock, a member of
the congregation. will speak on
Christian Unity" at the $50 am.
service tomorrow.
Peoples COngreSsi0nal-Speaker
at the morning service tomorrow
will be the Rev. A. F. Elmes, min
lister.
Lincoln Congregational-Guest
speaker at the morning service to-
morrow will be DR.. Nathan A.
Scott Of Howard University. DR..
Scott will talk on Invitation to
Church"
National City Christian-The
Evening star., 1952-07-12

John r. Anschutz. rector, will
speak on "Time for Decision" at
the service tomorrow.
Albright Memorial Evangelical
U. B.-The Rev. q. w. Speake,
pastor. will talk on Learning
Duty" at the 10:30 am. service
tomorrow.
Memorial Evangelical U. b.
DR.. I. S. Ernst. pastor, speak on
Little Visits to Great Churches
at the service tomorrow.
st. Marks Evangelical u. b. -
The Rev. Mark Sheedron, chap
lain at the National Training
School for Boys. viii serve as
guest speaker at the 10 am. serv-
ice tomorrow.
st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
Out Of Breath" will be the sub.
|ject of the talk by the Rev. Don.
aid F. Brake. pastor. at the 8:4s
and II am. service tomorrow.
Wesley Methodist Rev. C.
Stanley Lowell, pastor. will speak
on "The Thing That Makes the
World Tick" at the $50 am. serv-
ice tomorrow.
Eldbrooke MethOdist-The Rev
F.. Paul Harris, pastor. win speak
on Forgive or Else" tomorrow
morning.
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion-Dr
e. Franklin jackson, minister, will
lpreach on Faith. the Heart Of the
Hymn" tomorrow morning. DR.
jackson will talk on Righteous
ness That Exceeds" at the evening
service.
Asbury Methodist - Methodist
Bishop John A. Subhan Of Bonn
bay, India, will speak tomorrow
morning.
Washington Heights Presbyte.
lrian-"The Man With the Reluc-
tant Mind" viii be the topic OF
1.-THE sermon tomorrow morning by
the Rev. Lloyd G. Brown, minister.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Prelute Visits Monastery

The Most Rev. Hyacinth Faccio,
guardian of Mount Sion and off,
Icial custodian Of the holy places
lin the Holy Land, is visiting
the Franciscan Monastery. 1400
Quincy street NE. Father Faccio,
on his first visit to the United
States, is the guest Of the Very
Rev. Paschal Kinsel. superior Of
the Franciscan Monastery here.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

Church. Those taking part in the
service will be DR.. Edward o.
Clark. pastor Of Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church; DR.. Wilbur F. Rip
ley, District Baptist Convention
Ordination Council chairman;
Howard Rees, Baptist Student
Secretary for Maryland and the
District Of Columbia. and DR.
Pruden.
A native of Grant, Va, Mr.. An
derson is graduate of the Uni
versity of Richmond and of And
over Newton Theological School,
Boston. He served as inteYne at
Myers Park Baptist Church, Char
lotte, N. c.. and as educational di-
rector at First Congregational
Church, Bradford, Mass. He is
married.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Mount Morioh Boptists
To Mark 9th Yeur

The 9th anniversary of Mount
Moriah Baptist Church will be
celebrated starting at the IL am
service tomorrow and continuing
through next week at the church
Third and l. streets S.W. Special
speakers will be heard during the
week.
A reception in honor Of the
Rev. j. H. Randolph, pastor OF
the church for AZ years, and Mrs
Randolph will be held in the
church on July 81.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Florida Avenue Bapiists
To Note 4Ofh Anniversary

Members Of Florida Avenue
Baptist Church will celebrate the
congregations 40th anniversary
tomorrow through next week with
ceremonies in the church. Florida
avenue and Behrer street NV.
Speaker at the II am. service
tomorrow will be DR.. w. P. Hayes
of Newark, N. j.. president of the
New England Baptist Missionary
Convention. DR.. Hayes will de-
liver the anniversary sermon.
The 14th anniversary Of DR.
Robert L. Rollins as pastor will
also be celebrated. A reception
will be given for DR.. and Mrs.
Rollins in the church Monday
evening.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Dr.. Broskump to PreucH

DR.. Bernard Braskamp. House
chaplain and pastor-emeritus Of
Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. will be guest
preacher at the II am. service
tomorrow in New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, 1913 New
York avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

Rev. Richard G. Smith, associate
minister, will speak at the 1880
am. service tomorrow on "They
Begged Him to Leave"
Columbia Heights Christian ~
Army Chaplain Loren T. jerks
will be guest preacher at the 1880
am. service tomorrow.
Christ Episcopal - The Rev.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

PASTOR LEAVES-The Rev.
Edwin E. Pieplow has re-
signed as pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Mount
Rainier, Md, to accept the
pastorate of Christ Church of
Indian Village, Detroit. Mr..
Pieplow, who came here as q
student vicar in 1881, founded
Trinity Church and estab-
lished Lutheran parochial
schools and missions in the
Washington area. He will
deliver his farewell sermon on
August 10.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Methodist Comp Preacher

DR.. G. Ernest Thomas of Nash
vile of the Board of Evangelism
the Methodist Church, will be
guest preacher at a 4 pm. vesper
service tomorrow at the Methodist
Church Camp, West River. Md,
Evening star., 1952-07-12

FOllOWlng MS
ordination, M r.
Anderson W i'll
be installed as
associate pas
tor of Firs t
Baptist Church.
DR.. E W ar d
Hughes Pruden
Is pastor.
Speaking at
ervice will
be the r e v
Ch aries w.
CaulkinS, p a s.
tor Of Brook
mont Baptist
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Church to Burn Mortoooe

Christian Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth and Gallatin streets
NV. will burn the mortgage on
its parsonage at an outdoor vesper
service at 8:15 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Church will 0rdain
Minister Tomorrow

Dwight H. Anderson will be or
dained a minister at 8 pm. to-
morrow in First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Gets Signal Lights

Electric signals are now install
led on London's Tower Bridge to
warn traffic when passing ships
require raising Of the span.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

TRINITY SPIRITUAL CHURCH
REV. DIR. CLARA NJ. PHILLIPS
713 Van Buren, st. NV.
Services and Messages. Sunday, 7:30 Pm
Consultation BY Appointment. GE. 6641
Evening star., 1952-07-12
6ptrttnaliat

REV. KING. 1914 l4th ST. n. w., APT. I
Spiritual Readings by Appointment.
Seance Friday Evenings, Dim. MI. 1859
Evening star., 1952-07-12

Midwesk services TnMTsday. S:UV Pm.
l74O Park Road NV.
Consultation BY Appointment Only
Tel. HO. 5000
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
URBAN LEAGUE EXECUTIVE
AND WIFE VISITS PHOENIX

Mr. and Mrs. w. Miller Barbour,
who have been visiting in Phoenix,
left for Los Angeles on their tour
of Western cities. Mr. Barbour,
executive secretary of the Denver
Urban League, is now on years
leave of absence to undertake a
special assignment for the United
Community Defense Services in the
Western area. He and his wife
spent last week in Phoenix, after
having spent a little time in Albu-
querque, N. M.
AS Regional Director of UCDS,
and working closely with the Ma
tional Urban League, which is a
member of UCDS, he will have
the responsibility of studying con-
ditions and recommending pro-
grams of improvement relating to
the problems of minorities as caused
by the impact of defense prodGc-
ton activity.
While in Phoenix he fulfilled
two speaking engagements for the
Phoenix Urban League. He ad-
dressed the student body of Carver
High School, discussing the impor-
tance of preparation in the field Of
vocational choices.
Appearing at Broadway Metho-
dist Church Sunday morning, Mr..
Barbour gave talk on the Chris
tian application of Brotherhood.
After the service, Mr.. Barbour and
Alton w. Thomas, executive Secre-
tary of the local Urban League,
attended a dinner given by the
church where many questions re-
lating to interracial problems and
progress were discussed.
The Barbours, while here, were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
w. Thomas. They also were guests
at informal gatherings at the
homes of DR.. and Mrs. David NJ
Solomon and DR.. and Mrs. Lowell
G. Wormley.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
Phoenix Urban
inued from Psna u

(COntlnued from PS{1G u
League program is gaining wider
acceptance in Phoenix; one evidence
being the Leagues ability to havA
placed during an 8-month period,
II minorities on types of jobs not
before held by them. Another evil
dence, he stated, was the excellent
cooperation enjoyed by the League
with other agencies working in re-
lated fields.
Harry RosenzWeig, president of
the local League, presiding at the
meeting, announced the new
Board of Directors of the Phoenix
agency. Serving for 3-year term:
Rev. Fred Barnhill, DR.. Jack
Brooks, Hayzel Daniels, Rev. Jerry
Ford, Miss Veora Johnson, John l..
Nigh, John Stewart, and Harvey J.
Weinstein; for a 2-year term:
Harry Rosenzweig, John S. Jones,
Ruth Robbins, DR.. David Solomon,
Rev. Curtis Greenfield, Rev. L..
Butler Nelson, Mrs. Scotty Oby,
and Dr. Bobert B. Phillips; and for
a 1-year term: Kermit eagle, Mrs.
Thelma Evans, Milton Lewis, Mrs.
Marshall Monroe, Lincoln Ragsdale,
Mrs. Christina Small, and Mrs.
Olga Welch.
The group was favored by violin
selections by Mrs. Rachel Ward,
baritone selections by Nathaniel
Robinson, and piano selections by
the diminutive Miss Roberta Lewis.
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
Fire Alarm Boxes Prove
Practically Useless.

Startling figures nthe ineffec-
tiveneSs of fire alarm boxes in help
ing to give fire warnings were pre-
pared this week by the Phoenix
Fire Chief. His report shows that
in 1851 boxes were used only IA
times and 50 times the alarms were
false. In 1850 the boxes were used
los times and 80 times the calls
were false. Thus, in 1851 only %
box alarms were good and in 1850
only 25 were good. In contrast, l.
O59 fire alarms were given by tele-
phone in 1851, with only % false
alarms. In 1850, there were 1,O69
telephone alarms with only 20
false. i y 4 In 1850 the present
Council challenged the validity of
contract entered into by a pre-
vious Council under which the City
would have paid 100000 for a new
fire alarm box system. The case
already has been tried in Federal
District Court and is still being
held under advisement by the
Judge
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29


forget minor differences, and had
been welded into. one party which
lacked only a name.
The ANTI-FEDERALISTS held
much sympathy for the French
revolutionists. Guided by Thomas
jefferson, a man of the highest
practical ability, whose tastes, prin-
ciples, studies, and associations in
spired a partiality for the French
Revolutionists, the ANTI-FEDER-
ALISTS adopted the name DEMO-
CRATIC REPUBLICAN. Though
the use of the "Republican" part
of the title could hardly be claimed
with justice; for the party had
always leaned toward a strong
democracy, while it's opponents, the
Federalists had beef toward a
strong republic.
Hamilton was the prime leader
of the Federal Party and Thomas
Jefferson was the great head of the
Anti-Federal. (Democratic-Repub-
lican party. The Federal party
later became the Republican"
(To Be Continued)
Arizona sun., 1952-02-29
Odd Accident
From PUBLIC SAFETY

National Safety Council Magazine
In Columbus, Ga, a safety
magazine saved the life of Jerrel
Lewis Byrd-but not in exactly
the way the editor had antici-
pated. Byrd was shot in the chest
in hunting accident, but the
charge was diverted from his
heart by a tightly folded safety
magazine published by the Swift
Manufacturing Co., where ne
works.