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Evening star., 1953-01-04

WaShington's new public library build
ing at Mount Vernon Square was dedi-
Gated on January 7,
Public library 1903, and The Star
Opened which had sponsored
its establishment and
construction, devoted nearly three whole
pages of space to the story. Taking part
in the ceremonies were President Roose-
welt, District Commissioner H. B. F. Mac
farland. Right Rev. Henry Yates Satter-
lee Bishop of Washington; Theodore w.
Noyes, chairman of the Board Of Trus-
tees, and Andrew Carnegie. donor of the
funds required to pay for the edifice.
The Marine Band furnished appropriate
music. Members of the Supreme Court,
members of the cabinet, members OF
Congress, officers of various Government
agencies. diplomats, Army and Navy Of
ficers, prominent citizens of WASHINGTON
and many visitors from other towns at
tended. Alderman & Ross of New York
were the architects Of the library. At
the time of the dedication the structure
was considered the most beautiful work
of its kind in existence. It still is beau
tiful so years later. but its facilities are
outgrown and it probably soon will be
replaced with a large functional" build
ing.
A "young gray wolf, whose escape
from the Zoo last October caused con-
siderable CONSERVATION
Groy Wolf among the residents Of
DESTROYED Cleveland Park and vicin-
ity," was announced In
The Star for January 8, 1908, to have
been killed by order Of Dr. Frank Baker.
superintendent Of the Zoo. It further
was made known that the body Of the
animal would be studied In the hope Of
discovering whether it was good or
bad wolf" The "bashful and retiring
little animal. apparently innocent Of
Evening star., 1953-01-04

year with about so fewer traffic deaths than in
1851. The decrease will have been recorded
despite an increase of 10000 in motor vehicle
registrations during the year. It seems evident
from this record that stricter laws and tougher
enforcement of them can save lives. Other
Jurisdictions which have been inclined to lag
in both respects could profit by study of
Virginias experience in this traf1c-safety field.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
By Frederick Brown Harris
Minister. Foundry Methodist Church;
Chaplain, United States Senate

Chapialn, Unlteo 6tdCes senate
No legislative devices can possibly be
effective in solving human problems un-
less through them is channeled the high
quality of individual citizens. The
strength of America is not in the size
of our cities. but in the caliber of the
people who crowd their streets and live
in their expanding suburbs. The meas
ure of our greatness is not in the noun
tainS of goods and gadgets, but in the
ethical stature of those who use them.
Back Of today'S blots on our way Of
life" is the fact that a man is still largely
an infant in charge Of aweSome ma
chimes which he is not morally or mem
tally f1t to handle.
Todays global battle Of fiercely con-
trasted ideas is in its deepest significance
in the realms Of ethics. Will 1t never be
won by spiritual cripples. DR.. Harry
Emerson Fosdick, one Of the greatest of
modern church leaders. warns: THE
churches have achieved bigness also.
But the worship of size can curse them,
too When it does. the church's mission
and its great tradition are forgotten"
f.
Jesus did not have His eyes on NAM
moth shrine, but on mustard seed.
when He spoke Of the silent forces Of
goodness which at last would overcome
evil, no matter how vast or intrenched.
Marquis wheat now is poured by the
millions of bushels into the granaries
of the Nation, but 1t was not long ago
that all the seed of magic Marquis in
the world could be held in the palm of
one hand.
Jesus never was brow-beaten by size.
He talked of the leaven in the lump.
Today's obsession with size. the fascina-
tion for the colossal, is mirrored in the
exclamation of Little Red Riding Hood
to the wolf who is impersonating her
grandmother! what big eyes you've
got! What big ears you've got!" To
which modern writer has commented.
in speaking of the eyes and ears Of our
day: big eyes-that through motion
pictures and television can see thou
sands Of miles away. Big ears-that in
New York can hear pin drop in New
Zealand or bomb drop in Korea" OF
course. the vast patterns Of our world
will not be reduced. But our civilization
is doomed unless bigness is undergirded
by goodness. The hope Of tomorrow is
that back of the big eyes and the big
ears of today there will be ethical staIn-
ina and control which shall match the
bigger with the better.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
letters to The Star

self to "clean up the mess" in WASH
ington. Opinions appear to differ widely
as to the extent of the "mess" But few
will object. I am sure, to prompt
cleaning up of the mess of dirt that
now "dignifies" one of the finest, most
durable public buildings in the world.
ROssel Edward Mitchell.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Ex-President Parade?

am writing to suggest that ex-Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover be given the honor
to ride in the inaugural parade. sin
cerely hope that my request is possible,
and I look forward to seeing the greatest
parade in the history of the Republican
Party.
Samuel j. Greenfield.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Preview. Of Review

TTGVIeW. OF NeVTeW
Eyes right, past the reviewing stand
March men from Pennsylvania, Texas,
Montana, Maine:
Americans-fused at the nerve-center
of Washington.
Flags wave in the hands Of excited
children.
Adults cheer, shout. fall silent
AS passing regiment brings bitter
memories;
Shared by the soldier straight figure
Saluting each dipped emblem.
And suddenly it seems, instead Of five,
Forty-eight stars heavy upon his
shoulders.
Amy GrOeSbeck.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

Pen-names may be used If letters carry
1Driters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

Washington's new public library build
ing at Mount Vernon Square was dedi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22

I, oaB oie ruiiiide &e9ierung beidloiien
babe, oie &nappbeit an &onlungii-
tern 5u iiberipinoen uno oos Iolf am
Geibtum oes 2anoes teilnebmen 5u
laiien.
| r9as NOR neu," iagte Ser Sefre-
tdr. v@s mar Elm gingeitGnonis, oaB
GuBlano bisber oen srbeitern niht
oas eegeben bot, morouf iie anlpru6
batten. Malenfom bat bomit auh ent=
biiut, bob Der ruliiide 9eipotismus
| 10 abiolut lit, baB oas Golf nit In=
fiinoigungen iiberraidt miro, neil es
feline abnung oopon bat, mas ieine
Serrn uno Weiiter tun poQen.
sd boffe nur, oaB Sic ruiiil6en
Jabrifen iett mebr &onlumgiiter ber-
ltellen, oenn oas niirOe beoellten, oaB
lpeniger @affen llno Munition berae=
Itellt meroen. Seoer Shritt bes
&remls, DEM Golf cine ettpas ar0Bere
&ontrolle ieiner Gegierung 5u iiber-
lalien, 1piirOe Die @eltlase entipon-
men. uno id) fam mir nidts benfen,
mas mebr 5ur Gntiponnllng beitrogen
fonnte als oie 8eenoigung elmer Sage,
inter ser einige M1nner i'm &reml
oas @el6id bon bunoerten BON Wil=
lionen Menl6en entlhei0en fonnen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22

me grflarune 5ur oeutibe1 5rage
Seigte Die 8erlegenbeit, Die Die 8loB-
itellune bes fommuniItiiden 3eeimes
in Der Solpiet- Gone Dem &reml ge-
brabt bat. Sie oeuti6e @inigung iiebt
unter oielen umitdnoen onbers aus,
oils lllbrift uno @enoHen ibren Rei-
tern peisgemaht botten.
so ertldrt ii6 Die 4ttade geaen
ben angeblid brobenoen yoeutihen
Dtilitarismus" uno Die 2iebeserfld-
rllng an Die iprobe nWarianne". Ma-
lenfom erinnerte on oen Boft, oen De
8auae ieiner5eit nit Stolin ibloB,
uno bietet iif) ols @aronten gegen
Den oeutihen r0eilitarismus" an. gs
muB oen beutiben unb fran50iilhen
8egnern Der gemeinlamen guropa<
armee peinlih ietn, als Silfsbolfer
oes ruiiilben 0eilitarismus au err
ldeinen, Der fein Sirneeipinit lit, ion-
bern NIT eelprei5ten 8einen mitten in
europa itebt.
Die 0tnee iino i'm 5luB. 8enn oie
freie 8elt Die aueen often unb oas
Bulper troden bolt, mag tros aIlem
cine allmablihe gntipanming er5ieIt
ner0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
Die fureaniiden Yrpbleme

Die glei6e, auf 9mieipalt geri6tete
Bolitif 3hBlanos ma6t ii6 aub an
geii6ts Der ungebeueren aiiatil6en
Yrobleme gelteno. 2eiber ober lit bier
bon elmer Solibaritat bes @eitens
ni6t au5u niel 5u nerlpiiren. Die Ell
genbrobleriI6e Saltung gnglanbs
gibt slnlaB gu erniter 8eiorsnis.
slm Samstag gab. Sic britiid)e Ste
gierung oie formene grflGrung ab,
oaB lie iid niemals perpfli6tet bat, in
&orea ipieoer in ben 4rieg enquire
ten, rfalls Der @affen1tiuitano bon
irgeno iemanb auf lnIerer Seite ge-
bro6en tper6en ionte".
0ieie grflGrung bil6ete oie slnt-
mort auf Drobungen l,nb 8ebaupt,,n=
gen bon SDngman &bee unb auf Die
aritif, Sic Die 2aboriten an ser bon
leb5ebn Nationen unter5eidneten an-
funoigung seiibt baben oaB tie iebem
neuen Ingriff in 4orea @iberltanb
leilten 1piiroen.
&bee bat gebrobt, baB er ben @rieg
tpieoer beginner apiiroe, penn bie po-
litii6e &onferen5 innerbalb bon neun-
5ig Eagen nidt Die ginigung ieines
2anbes erln0glihen lollte. Die Ser.
Staaten baben erflart, baB iie oieie
aonferen5 nod oerielben Griit berlai-
len ipiiroen, fals es iid ergeben Ionte,
bob Die 9foten nidt ebrlid perbanoeln
fpoIen.
Die britiide grfIdrung tpies oaraui
| bin, 6nB Der Boft Der ied5ebn oIiier-
ten Nationen idon i'm geaen,ber 1861
abgeidloilen lporben iei; iinb iagte
~Seit0em fiao adt5ebn Monote ber-
edngen, iin6 Hitler eroBen Shwierig-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
s1HHnlirr111ltlal1

bon 6em oie @ieoerpereiniaung in
6rieoen ln6 Sreibeit abb1nge, 5li er.
ortrn.
2. Die Note laiie niht erfennen,
ob Die Somiet t-9iegierrng bon ibrer
bisberigen 5beie, baB Der 5rieoens.
bertrag ,,ur unter ben bier WGhter
nusgebanbelt uno GeutihIanb anf-
erlegt tueroen ioa. abgebe ODER niht.
Der beutide Stanbpunft, ser ii6 nit
Der Mnffaiinng Der M1iierten bede,
gebe 6aDon aus, oaB cine freigebiI-
!bete seiamtbeuti6e gegierlng als
gIeihberehtigter Bartner on ben Ser.
banolnngen BON bornberein beteiligt
neroen miiiie.
3. Or. aoenaner fraete, Oh sic
SolDiet- Union bereit lei, elmer geiant-
oeutihen &egierl,ng a1Ben- nnb In
|nenpolitiibe 9anblungsfreibeit au ga.
rnntieren.
a. ,Birb bie Sotpiet- Union bereii
lein, Die Siderbeit guropas unb 90.
nit Deutidlanbs gu gendbrleilten2"
Or. aoenauer betonte lpeiter, oie
ioipietiibe Note laiie au6 Sen bon
ollen 8arteien gebillieten 8unbes.
tagsbeIfluB bonn 10. sunni bollig OH,
Der abt, Sen Die brei @eitln16te iid
81 eigen gemabt baben. Ser 8unoes.
fan5ler erinnerte an bie Note Ser
8eitmdbte bonn Is. Suli, in Ser eine
0elltidlano-aonferen5 Ser sluBenmi.
|niIter Der bier W6dte nit Sen folgen.
ben 5iuei Sbemen porgeiblaeen NOR.
ben let:
/. Die Organization freier @ab.
len in Der 8unoesrepublif, Der 90.
|miet- Gone unb Berlin aIs @nftaft oel
8ieOerbereinigilng
2. Die 8eoingungen fir oie gr.
|ridtung elmer freien eeiomtoeutider
9egierlng NIT innen- uno a1Benpoli
|tiiher Sanolungsfreibeit.
sn Der gtote (ponl 5. gluguif aeigt
bic So1piet-ltnion feline 8ereitlbaft
oieie Soridlage ben gr0rterunsen Ell
uer 8iererfonferen5 5ugruhoe5ulegen
Der 8unbestan5ler tpies barauf BIN
oaB Der aus 8eraneiflltng 1tno Sum
I ger seborene s5tni. .Gniitano, NIT Sen
Die 8enolferlne SIt=8erlins unb bel
Soniet= Gone ibren Sreibeitspiller
por aller @elt befunbet babe, in oe,
So1Diet= Bone als Elm vfal6iltii6es
Mbenteuer uno bos @erf ausldnbi
| i6er Sololinge uno frilnineller Gle:
mente" be5eidnet luerbe.
9ieie 9ariteuung beige sic @obr
beit nit SiiBen tretell Sic iei eint
WiBa6tung uno Gerbobnung bel
0eutiden uno laiie vrltr ipenig bon
Dem 8eiit oes Srieoens unb ser Ser.
iobnung perlpiirelt bon oem mir boi.
fen, bob er cine fommenoe 8ierer,
fonferen5 beitimnt"
slus Bonn puroe beri6tet, oaf
niht nur Die oeuti6e 8unbesregie.
rung oieie Mosfau'er Hote negatit
beperte, oaB bielmebr aud ser 8ari
ier @uBenminiIter Georges 8ioault
BEL ieinem iiinglten 8eil1b am Hbeir
oie gleibe nii6terne @uffaiiung be.
funoet babe. @s lit erfreulid, OaB Dit
gleibe SolibaritGt ou6 Dem nenelter
Wosfau'er Wanoper gegeniiber gum
Musorud fomnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
3nr &eoe Walenfpius

Gin oltlid)es 9lutt lteQt iiber Wo=
lenfoms gntbiiQlnget rno Brogno-
Ien Die folgenoen 8etra6t1n9en an :
Iie Yrpgramnreoe oes iinIteren
Otalenfo1p golf ser sSeltigung ieiner
Madtpolition. 9en 8eriu lit er los.
Sic 9erias iino geblieben. @ie 5ll
erparten bat Ser iogenunnte Sberite
Somiet Oas Grgebnl5 Der porldufig
lebten Salaitrepolution beIt1tiat rno
oen unterlegenen HipoIen Molenfows
peroanlmt. Iamit niht genug, iou
al1d Ser Sberite 8eri6tsbof berniibt
meroen, Der 10 tun lou, oils Oh oas
Serfabren gegen geria etipas nit
SuIti5 81 fun bobe.
Die entl6eiOenoe SatlaHe lit, oaB
StalinS perlonli6es Heeinent bel ei=
nem Ibronlpe6lel einen legitimen lie
bergang Der Stout5 fiibrung 1lnmog-
ll6 gena6t bat. Ios lit ser nunoe
Eunft, Der alle Grrlngenlfaften OeS
SpItelns Dem 3ufaq preisgibt Die
&on5entrierltng auer Wo6t an ser
Spite ml1B lt6 RIDDEN. 8as INNER
Wtalenfom unO leine Seller lagen llno
tln n1ogen: lie fonnen oos gemproete
Ge6t lno ous 5eritorte Gertraucn
Inldt DieOer berIteQen.
gSenn man bon ytoncrnelt 1SiiBen"
oes MoSfall'er &oloiles ipri6t, 10 lit
oamit Dor alem ser 3ultono obiolu-
ter 8iafiir 9emeint, ser Die innere
gerubigung lnmoglid mo6t 1no Sen
auBeren Srieoen 9efdbroet. Gie WGn-
ner i'm &reml 5ittern Inn 0ie eigene
grilten5 geria lit ~oer erite MIDI" ,
Der olelem &I offer gegen nQe
sum Spfer fiel. ltno ii6er auh ni6t
Der Sebte.
Gie Seriiderung, OaB Otosfau I'M
gelib bon @aiieritoffbomben iei, per
rGt Oen @uni6, Dem eigenen 8oIf
uno Ser 9luBenpeIt 5u inponieren.
CAB Walenfolp oieies Stoatsgebeim-
mis- an Die groBe @lode bing, iii fallll
Elm 3ei6en BON St6rfe uno SelbIt-
pertrauen.
Ser @inf nit Ser 9ltombombe lit
mobl in crI ter 9inie oasu beitinlmt,
in Befing uno @ari6au ginorud 5u
mahen Sic gunoesgenonen uno So
lallen iOllen bel ser Stange gebalten
meroen.
Ser foreaniibe @affenItinitono BE-
Oeutet Die Iufrollung Ser Wad)tfra-
gen bes Sernen Sltens. 0as China,
oas BORT &rieg 81 fiibren lernte, lit
ein 5aftor, Der oen ruiiii6en Stra=
tegen ernlte Sorge madt. SSn Noro-
&orea bat man elmer &eibe fiibrenoer
aommuniIten Sen Bro5eB eenadt,
Die als 9lnbdnger elmer ruiiiiden
Srientlerung gelten. 8enn Eefing
oas Eroteftorat iiber &orea anitrebt,
mub Wosfau lib Inn Sapan ols 8e=
gengelpibt bemiiben.
Utalenfop bat sugegeben, baB I'M
ter Stain Ser goeen iiberipannt
lporoen iei lin Der &anonen pillen
muBten Die golfer bes iosenonnten
~Gemofratilden 5rieDensIogers" oie
als ruiiiide Hoboter ausgebeutet per=
Den, ni6t nur oui Butter, ionbern
aub auf 8rot per5idten. Die @irt-
l6oftsfataltropbe in ser beutl6en
Soniet-3one 5eigt mas babel beraus
fommt. SO gebt es offenbar ni6t mei,
ter.
8enn Die Spbroeenbomben @e-
l6i6te balbtpess itimmt, 10 beoeutet
oas. oaB &uBlanb unieren Spuren 5l1
folgen bemiibt lit. 8. f.: anoere 9in=
ge aperoen pernadldiiiet, Inn unieren
Boriprung ein5ubolen. @enn oos 5l,=
trifft, bat Wosfau auf Dem 3iiitungs=
gebiet cine Shnenfung nonaogen, oie
iAlieBlib ben Ber5id)t auf Mafen-
beere be6ingen tpiirbe.
MuBer Der .Baiieritoffbom lit Wa-
! lpufntn r1ff1f2 trp,,p2 nirto oofoTIo,t So;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-08-22
GnrupGiide Gtnignnq

2ie 3lpeitaeiee &onferen5 oes 0fi-
IniIterrots Der Wontan= Union in So
oen-gaoen bot na6 Inii6t poGti-
ld)er &retle in Bonn yi6neller uhS
polttlper gebanoelt als bisber faum
elnmal gearbeitet poroen iIt". 9ieie
gnlt6t auBert au6 Ser greIieoierit
Der G0u Or. Noenauers, Ser feIt-
ltellt, oaB Der guropa-@eoanfe allen
gefitrhtungen 5llm Sros lebenbig lit
uno in 9aben-8aoen Elm neues Sta
Olum ieiner geldi6tliben gnttpid-
lung beeann.
Gie SolioaritGt ser tpeIteurop1i-
lhen Sanoer, in internationalen 6rn-
gen bate Der antierenbe italieniihe
2(ubenminiIter Sapioni in gaoert-
gaoen als Gertreter ieines 2anoes
ouf elmer Greliefonferen3 nod slb-
l6luB Der &onleren5 na6oriidIi6 un-
teritriden. gr beItatigte Die grfla-
rllng Ser Winiiter, runbeirrt iino
obne 3ogern Die 9lrbeiten 5ur gr-
ri6tllng elmer politiiden @emein-
lhaft fort5uieten".
Gas abI6luB=gommunique BON
8aoen-gaben bat bie r@riinsJa1r
elmer feiten europGii6en 8elnein=
ldoft" als einen vtpeientli hen 8eis
trog 5um @eltfrieoep" beg sid1aet
cine 6ormulierung Die naGl aIfge-
meiner slnitbt als tpeientlider< Rie-
oeri6lag Ser gr0rterungen all ff1er-
ten mar, oie in 9oben- -gaben an SJie
Geutl6lano=Hote ser Sopiets bonn
5. 9luguIt uno an Die aIlgemeime pos
litilhe Situation gefniipft tpuroem.
6ranfrei6s 9luBennliniIter erfl1rte
ouf Der Sreilefonferen5, es ieien aIle
Sorfebrungen getroffen tporoen nm
Die politilde 8eneinihaft auf5n-
bauen. 9unOesfan5ler Or. Nbenauer
erfl1rte, oaB bie &onferen5 in 8aoen-
9aoen Die 8aiis oes Gertrauens ge<
itdrft babe. Gs fomme iest oarauf
an, Die menl6li6en 8e5iebungen 5ipi.
i6en BEN geri0nli6feiten 5n pertie-
fen, Die fir bie ausipdrtige Holitif
ibrer 2anoer peranttportli6 ieien.
Die in n-8aoen getroffenen
Gntl6eioungen geben oanon aus, bnB
Die guropaiibe 8emeinldaft alien
europdii6en Staaten offeniteben ion,
Die it'd our a6trlng ser Menihen-
re6te uno Ser 8runofreibeiten per-
pfli6ten. anoere Staaten, 6ie nibt
Utitglieb Der 8emeinl6aft tDer6en,
Ioaen oie Woglibfeit erbaIten, iidy
ourd ailociation an5uiblieBen.
Ser io5ialiltiidbe Sibrer 9lIen-
bauer, aoenauers oerbiiienIter @eg-
ner, nannte bic 8aoen-8aoener Ron-
feren5 cine Sotenfeier fir 6ie europa
@emeinI6aft. 8enn oas 10 pdre,.
lpiiroe Wosfaum faum 10 lnlit nn0
bebarrlif oagegen 1pettern.
sSn ser Sat bat lib in Bu0em Bu-
Den erneut ge5eigt, oaB @lrrnpn 1ribt
tot lit. llno oas beibt, baB Eentif-
lano unb Sranfrei6 lieber 5lIiommem
leben, als eetrenut sugrunoegeben
lpollen. Die in StraBburg pom Dor
parliament beibloiiene 8erfaiInng Der
Sehslanber- -8emeinl6aft loG Bis 5unr
Serbit our6 8eipredunsem in Mom
uno I'M Saas tpeiter gef0rbert nnS
lprnd)reif genadt iperben.
an Seriuden miro es rtihi febIelr,
oielen Serbit bieie grmte niht reifem
gu lalien. I'm 10 bemerfenstperter err
ldeint Die Satiahe, baB Dioault Iei-
men &olegen Mbenauer in Bonn alrf-
ludte, Inn nod einem MusgIeiG) oes
Saar=Streits gu iuben.
9as meme italieniide &abimstf
Witte Der berfloiienen @ohe lit Ser
Beriuh bon Mttilic Biccioni, eine
neue @egierung 5u biI0en, gefdRiterf-
Biccioni Der Ni3eprenlig mar, bntte
(Gortietuns auf g. 81
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Catholic Radio Hour
To Open New Season

The Washington Catholic Ra-
dio Hour will open its oath sea-
son at 7:30 pm. tomorrow on
Station WWDC under the direc-
ton of the Rev. John B. Roeder.
pastor of the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, Eighth and
N streets NV.
The speaker for October will
be the Rev. Patrick j. Nagle of
St. Patrick's Church, Tenth and
G streets NV.
Speakers in succeeding months
will be:
The Very Rev. IgnatiuS Smith.
dean of the School of Philosophy.
Catholic University, November:
the Rev. Leo j. Coady, director
of Catholic Charities for the
Archdiocese of Washington. De-
cember; the Rev. Thomas w.
Lyons, director of Mackin High
School, January.
Also, the Rev. Philip j. Brown,
pastor of st. Peters Church,
Olney, Md, February; the Very
Rev. Francis j. Connell. dean Of
the School of Sacred Theology,
Catholic University, March. and
the Rev. Edward j. O'Brien, pas
tor of Little Flower Church.
Glen Echo, Md, April.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Head Of Juvenile Squad
To Speak al Church Rally

Capt. John F.. Ryan, head Of
the Metropolitan Police juvenile
squad, will address q Sunday
school rally at 4:30 pm. tomor-
row at First Baptist Church,
Twenty-seventh street and Dunn
barton avenue NV.
The rally will take place after
a street parade which starts at
3:15 pm. at Twenty-third and
l. streets NV. Leading the
parade will be the Junior Police
Boys Band.
Participating churches in the
parade and rally are Union Wes-
ley AME Zion, First Baptist of
Georgetown, Liberty Baptist.
Morning Star Baptist, EbeneZer
AME. Rock Creek Baptist, Alex
ander Memorial, st. Paul's Bap-
tist, Gethsemane Baptist, Mount
Lebanon Baptist, Mount Zion
AME and Jerusalem Baptist.
Evening star., 1953-10-03

Ministers OF local churcheS Will
preach on the following topics at
the II am. service tomorrow, un-
less noted otherwise.
BrOOkland Baptist-The Rev
Ward B. Hurlburt on 1.-THE Great
Business of Being Christian"
Chevy Chase Baptist The
Rev. Edward o. Clark on "The
Door of the Cross"
Metropolitan Baptist - The
Rev. j. Walter Carpenter on
when God Laughs"
PetwOrth Baptist-The Rev. S.
Lewis Morgan, jr., on Covenant
in Blood"
Second BaptiSt-The Rev. j.
L. S. Holloman on "The Renais-
Sance of Faith"
Peoples Congregational The
Rev. Arthur F. Elmes on "Not
BY Bread Alone" az
WeStmoreIand Congregational
The Rev. Philip G. Scott on
THAT the World May Know
Olivet Episcopal, Franconia-
The Rev. Charles E. Karsten, jr.,
on "The Joy of Communion"
Augustana Lutheran - The
Rev. Clarence T. Nelson on
Love So Amazing" at $3.50 and
II am.
Georgetown Lutheran - The
Rev. Harold E. Beatty on "The
Radiant Christ"
Christ Lutheran - The Rev
William Bruening on "Great Re-
minderS" at $3.50 and IL am.
Trinity Lutheran, Mount Raj
nier -HyattsviIle-The Rev. Ken
meth r. Hoffman on Our Great
est Commandment" at $3.50 and
II am. ........
Pilgrim Lutheran - The Rev
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Chaplain Of Boys School
To Preach al Cathedral

The Rev. Craig E. Eder, newly
appointed chaplain of st. Alban's S
School for Boys. tomorrow will
preach his first sermon at Wash
ington Cathedral at the 4 pm.
evensong service.
The Very Rev. Francis B.
Sayre, jr.. dean of the Cathedral,
will celebrate holy communion
at IL am. tomorrow. The Rev.
G.. Gardner Monks, Cathedral
canon, will preach.
Holy communion also will be
celebrated at 8 am. in st. Mary's
Chapel by the Rev. Charles Mar
tin, headmaster of st. Alban's
School, and at 9:30 am. in Beth
lehem Chapel by the Rev. Theo-
dore o. Wedel, warden of the
College of Preachers.
North Dakota will be remem-
bered in prayers at the Cathe-
dral next week, and the States
flag will be carried in process
Sions tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
Sunday Services Announced

Emo K. Lohrmann on "The Dis
ciple Is Loyal"
st. Peters Evangelical Luther
an-The Rev. Donald F. Brake
on "The Presence" at 8:45 and
II am.
Asbury Methodist - The Rev
Robert M. Williams on Accent
the Positive" at 1880 am.
Wesley Methodist - The Rev
G. Stanley Lowell on Triumph
En- Route" at $3.50 and II am.
John Wesley AME ZiOn-The
Rev. E. Franklin Jackson on
THE Great Desire"
GuntOn- Temple Presbyterian
The Rev. Eric L. Cowall on "The
Meaning of Worldwide Com
munion."
NOrthminster Presbyterian -
The Rev. William H. Kepler on
1--WE Stoop to Conquer" at 9:3O
ana IL am.
Green Valley Presbyterian -
The Rev. Vernon K. Hoover on
"Unfailing Companion"
Evangelical Memorial U. B.
The Rev. I. S. Ernst on THAT
They All May Be One"
st. Marks Evangelical q. B.
The Rev. George E. Schnabel or
1.-THE Family Lives It's Religion.
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev
A. Powell Davies on 'The Coco
Word Liberal"
UniverSalist National MemOria
The Rev. Seth R. Brooks or
"Who Was Jesus?"
Rankin Chapel, Howard Uni.
verSity-The Rev. Daniel G. Hill
on 1.-The Fulfllment of a Dream.
Maryland University Baptist
Chapel-The Rev. William j
Crowder on AN IneScapable
imperative.