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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
Juqos|avija, Balkan ! PodunaVlje
(Nastavak ga 2. strane)

Kraljevina Sc Srbija tim ak
tom sauna odrekla svih svo-
jih pretenzija ma teritorije
zapadno Cd Drine | sjeverno
cd Save l Dunava.
2. Kralj Aleksandar Kara
djordjevit, koji je u svom
razgovoru s Ivanom Mestro-
vicem, takvo rjesenje nago-
vijestio (vidi 1.-THE Truth A.
bout Yugoslavia" str. 1922.
3. Predsjednik Sjedinjenih
Americkih Drzava Franklin
D. Roosevelt, koji je u svom
razgovoru 8 ambasadorom G.
Fotieem preporucio, da Sc
Srbija odrekne zapadnih stra-
ma (vidi 1.-THE Truth About
Yugoslavia" str. 203). Pred
sjednik je ocito mislio ma
granicu ma Drini, Saw | Du-
navu.
4. Sir Winston Churchill
kad sc je, jeseni 1914, sa Sta
ljinom pogodio o podjeli u
pliva u Jugoslaviji ma bazi
$3.50. Prirodno .je da hi Sc
tai engleski upliv bio teritori-
jalno odrazio u Hrvatskoj cd
Drine ma zapad, a ruski u
Srbiji cd Drine ma istok. Dru-
GIN rijecima, britanski bi u
pliv bio dominantan u zapad-
MIN pretezno hrvatskim j ka-
tolickim, a ruski u istocnim
pretezno srpskim i pravoslav.
MIN zemljama.
5. Sovjetski Savez, koji je
navedenim sporazumom pri-
stao ma takvu podjelu. Osim
toga, Sovjetski je Savez po-
nudio Pavelitu %priznanje Ne
zavisne Hrvatske Drzave, ko-
ia je obuhvatala te zapadne
strane. U swim pismu datira-
nom n. o5ujka/ marta, 1915,
sovjetski je ambassador, Bo-
gomolov, Pavelicu pis m e n o
stavio tai predlog. To je pis-
mo Pavelit pokazao i dao da
procita DR.. Stijepu Pericu,
koji je bio jedno vrijeme ME
gov ministar vanjskih poslo-
va, a Perit je neposredno po-
slije toga pisca ovih redaka
o tom obavijestio (usmeno).
ProSle godine, u svom inter-
vjuu u talijanskoj reviji "Set-
timo Giorno", Pavelit je po-
stojanje te ruske ponude po-
tvrdio.
8. Radikalski prvak, AGA
Stanojevic, koji je ma jednom
sastanku izjavio, da sc S Hr-
vatima treba pogoditi o po-
djeli Bosne, ali ako ju Hr-
vati ne bi htjeli dijeliti, ne
ka ju nose cijelu, jer da bi
Srbija i onako imala dosta
posla s onim sto hi Moi O.
stale. To je zabiljezio pro.
fesor Ivan Mestrovit u svo.
jim jos neobjavljenim Me.
moarima.
Nema sumnje da hi koo
ovakve podjele Hrvati lake
dosli do nekog sporazuma SO
Slovencima, da pristupe l
njihovu, zapadnu, a Srbijan'
ci s Crnogorcima, a mozda
8 Makedoncima, da pristupe
u njihovu, istocnu, federaci'
ju u okviru Jugoslavije.
Ostalo bi trnovito pitanjt
Srijema j Sandzaka. tn neks
odluci narod tin periferijskif
pokrajina. Hrvati polazu pra
vo i ma jedan do Backe st
Suboticom, pa hi i tn, u cd
sutnosti sporazuma, mogat
odluciti narod.
Ovako bi Hrvatska j Srbi
ia postale ravnopravni orta
ci u Jugoslaviji, cvrsti i pc
uzdani stupovi zajednicke DIR
lave. Kogod 81 dade truda
vremena, da temeljito prouc
povijest Hrvata j Srba, uvje
reni smo, da &c doti do istos
zakljucka.
II.
Buducnost Balkana | Pc
dunavlja zavisi u prvom re
du cd sloge i pune ravno
pravnosti Hrvatske i Srbije
jer one, zajedno, mogu vrsi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

IOSIld SIupd AAd DoAho1iu, q
kako ma sretu govore istim
jezikom to bi imalo ogrom-
nog upliva u svakom pogle-
du, ako Sc uzmognu bratski
sloziti. Slozni, oni bi mogli
uza sc povezati clio Balkan /
Podunavlje. Da Sc tim putem
podje i tai cilj postigne, srbi-
janet moraju da sc otresu
magic neznanja, kojim su in
skole otrovale bajka-
ma o srpskom karakteru Bos-
ne, a 1 ljubomore, da bi Hr-
vatska s granicom ma Drini
postala "velika'', te straha,
da hi sc Hrvatska onda Cd
cijepila. Kad bi pravdi bio
udovoljeno i Hrvatska zado-
voljna ona ne bi imala inte-
resa, da Sc odcjepljuje. A kad
hi i doslo do takvog pokreta,
sigurno je da to ne bi mog-
10 i'll bez plebiscita. A u pie
biscitu hi svi hrvatski Srbi,
a to je danas 1850 pucan-
silva, glasali proti odcjeplje-
MIA, a s NINA bi Sc solidari-
salo najmanje toliko Hrvata.
S druge strane, Hrvati treba
da zaborave ma neku svoju
kulturnu superiornost, jer ia
nije realna, a osim toga isti-
CAME te realne, iii nerealne,
superiornosti vrijedja i mr.
vatske Srbe i Srbijance S ko-
jima treba zajedno zivjeti.
K~ulturan covjek ne istice svo-
ju kulturu, jer ia sc vidi, axe
je ina. Istina je, postoje raz-
like u shvatanju i kojecemu
imedju Hrvata i Srbijanaca,
To je plod vjekovnog razvija.
MIA jednih i drugih pod raz.
licitim prilikama, ali ljudske
osobine Hrvata / Srba, kao
i svih ljudi, su iste. Treba
voditi wise racuna o zajednic.
kim ljudskim osobinama i "a.
jednickim interesima, a ma.
ME o kulturnim i drugim
razlikama, koje &c vrijeme
izbrisati. Ogromnoj vecin'
Hrvata i Srba nije stale dc
tin razlika, nego do toga, da
u miru zivu, rade, i dizu die.
Gu ma noge. To u ostalom
vrijedi "a sve ljude | narode
samo usijane glave zalutale
inteligencije traze razloge
mrznji 1 razdoru. Ljubav j.
jedina stvaralacka sila, ona
sve pobjedjuje.
Kad smo, pred par godina
u londonskoj reviji tablet
procitali jedan clanak, u ko'
jem je pisac tvrdio, da Jugo
slavija nemoze nj postojat
nego kao diktatura, to ma!
je malo zbunilo, nismo vjero
vail. Razmisljajuci o tom, IL
gleda nam, da hi pisac mo
gao imati pravo. Ali, da na'
Sc krivo ne razumije, mos
biti da to vrijedi samo z;
Jugoslaviju kao cjelinu. Mo
Re biti, obzirom ma sve sto g
je dogodilo, da ne bi bio mo
guce provesti izbore u CHE
loj Jugoslaviji, a da Sc n
izazovu teske svadje i koje
Sta drugo. Pored toga u Jugo
slaviji nikada nije bio stra
naka s korjenom ma cijelon
njenom teritoriju. To je raz
log zasto mislimo, da je tvrd
MIA gore ~spomenutog pisc'
totna sto Sc tice Jugoslavij
kao cjeline, a netocna u pc
gledu svake pojedine republi
Ike. Jugoslovenski Sc narod
politicki izzivljavaju u svo
jim republikama, pa bi zbol
toga jugoslovenski centraln
~parlamenat morao biti sa
stavljen cd delegacija IL par
lamenata pojedinih federal
nth republika. Takav central
nj p~arlamenat, iii takve dele
CACHE, trebale bi da rjesava
ju samo o najbitnijim zajed
nickim poslovima.
Kako Balkan i Podunav
lie predstavlja nerazrijesiv
mjesavinu rasa, vjera i ma
roda, trebalo bi u svakoj fede
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

Bozje Bistricke. Kao sto Sc
dan postajao sve ljepsi, da
tako jake, da nisi u hladu'
mogao odahnuti, jer je svije-
ia bio kao u kosnici pcela.
Oko tri sata, pc zakljucku
Odbora Djecjeg Doma, pisac
ovih redaka otvorio je pro-
gram. Pozdravio prisutne ka-
ko je najbolje mogao i znao,
te je predstavio brata Roz-
gaia i tamburaski zbor Die
cjeg Donna, da odsviraju A
mericku i Hrvatsku Himnu.
LA toga upravitelj je pred
stavio predsjednika Odbora
Djecjeg Donna, brata Ivana
M. Pavlovica, koji je u svo-
Jem llJepom govoru oplsao
sezdeset godisnji rad H.B.Z.
medju mama i njezino INA
Genie i vrednosti "a mas anne
ricke Hrvate, tie sto ona INA
81 | cini "a hrvatski narod
uopce. Brat Pavlovic je mace
start odbornik Djecjeg Do
ma i on poznaje sve strane
istoga. On je iskreni zajed-
nicar i o H.B.Z. govori iskre-
no i ponosno, jer INA koliku
.je suzu ista obrisa1a i zapla-
kano srce utjesila. Brat Paw
lovic je bio dobro pozdrav-
lien cd mnostva prisutnih.
Nakon obrazlozenja i otvo-
renja programa, brat Pavlo-
vic ponovno predstavlja tam
buraski zbor Djecjeg Donna,
a liza njih sestru Katicu Zvon-
kovic-G Gallo, koja je otpjevala
nekoliko lijepih nash i anne
rickih pjesama. Zatim pomla-
dak Djecjeg Donna otplesao
je nekoliko nasih hrvatskih
kola i mazurka, a zatim ma
stao je g%ovornicki program.
U engleskom i u hrvat-
skom jeziku govorio je mas
tajnik odjela Bolne Potpore,
brat j. Ovcaric. On je u oba
jezika prikazao rad i uspjeh
HBz. Veseli ga da je mogao
danas da Dude ovdje, jer kao
Hrvat, INA sto nam B
znaci i sto ona u istinu "a
mas Hrvate jeste. Nakon svog
obsirnog i temeljito prozetog
govora, bio je burno pozdrav-
lien pc slusateljima i vidjelo
Sc je, da SUI zadovoljni sa 60
vorom brata Ivana Ovcarica.
Drugi glavni govornik, ured-
mix hrvatskog dijela "Zajed-
~nicara", brat Flip Vukelic,
govorio je u hrvatskom je-
ziku. ia neznam, da Ii je u
opce i potrebno govoriti Q
bratu Vukelicu i njegovom
govoru. Ovo velim cato, jer
je on proputovao skoro svu
Ameriku, a bone cini mi Sc
Kanadu i MEGA ste Gull
govoriti. On govori onako O.
bicnim nasim hrvatskim je-
zikom. Ljudi ga razumiju
RADIO sluSaju, q i INA sto 60.
vori. Kako ono lijepo rece
brat J. Ovcaric, da Flip pc.
znaje H.B.Z. najbolje i da or
ina jake dobro pamcenje, te
da Sc mnogi oni cd MEGA L
uredu uce.
Brat Vukelic govorio o O.
snutku B On je B
njezine uspjehe pripisao ma.
lom covjeku "a kojega Sc ka.
Re da je neuk i da je zaostao
ali ipak je tai mali covjek
neuki seljak iii zaostali rad
mix, kako mas neki krste, do.
Sac do milijunske organiza.
CHE koja Sc zove HBz. Brat
Vukelic u svom govoru bran
tog malog covjeka i slavi, {
kroz MEGA gradi HBz i ME
Yin Pomladak kao i Djecj
Dom.
Kada je brat Vukelic svr
sio svoj lijepi govor, bio j
burno pozdravljen pc svojin
s m prijateljima, a pr
clanstvu prisutnom osobito
izvanredno.
Sada brat Pavlovic poziv
lie bivse j sadanje odbornik.
ma pozornicu. Vidimo ma po
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25
1"ZAJEDNICAR"
zajednicarski Dan ma 4. julia
Djeejem Domu ! s!ava zajednice

Octovana je sloga i bratstvo nasega Ganstva
Nick ID. Sarich, Upravitej Djecjega Donna
Des PLANES, I'LL ako je bio kisno vijeme dan prize,
a ma cetvrti julia, do podne izgledalo je kao da &c ne samo
kisa, vec snijeg, ali svejedno je narod sa svih strana do
lazio kao ono kada smo znali lei ma ~proseenje kod Make
Bozje Bistricke. Kao so Sc je narod okupljao, tako je i
dan p~ostajao sve ljepsi, da je konacno oko podne upeklo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-25

novima HBZ., i to pc grupa-
ma, koje Sc ~sastoje cd "Tam-
buritza Orchestra" gnijezda
Pomlatka broj 129, koje je
pod pokroviteljstvom odsjeka
>broj AZ u Wilmerdingu, Pa.
cd 35 talentiranih kolo-ple-
SAGA gnijezda broj 122 i 3D.
sjeka broj 354 IL Cokeburga,
Pa; cd Tamburaskog Zbora
"Biser", odsjeka broj $40 il
Conway, Pa; i cd gostujucih
vrlo dobro poznatih umjetni-
ka ma tamburi, Charles Elias
Tamburitza Seren a d er IL
Kenoshe, Wisconsin.
Kao mas pocasni COST, ma
ovoj proslavi biti &c pred
stavljena Miss Helen Vido-
vich, clanica odsjeka $40 u
Conway, koja je kao Miss
Pennsylvania" nedavno' SUI
djelovala u utakmici "a Miss
Universe" u Long Beach,
California, a glavni predsjed-
mix HBZ., brat V. 1. Mandich,
primiti &c Rotations" cd
National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis i scroll" cd
Greater Pittsburgh Croatian
Day Committee.
Nakon zavrsetka ovog "a
bavnog dijela programa u
Music Plaza, Charles Elias |
njegovi ~"Tamburitza Sere-
naders" proof &c kroz park
i svirati, tako da zabave !
razvesele prisutne goste ma
pravi hrvatski nacin .. pri-
godom owe proslave sezdeset-
godisn jice Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice.
Tamburaski Zbor "Biser''
i Elias 'Serenaders takodjer
&c svirati u vecer "a pies u
Dance Pavilion-u kod Penny
Arcade, pa budite sigurni, da
&c sviranje owe glazbene CRU
pc potpuno zadovoljiti one,
koji. plesu polku, kao j one,
koji plesu kolo ma proslavj
Hrvatskog Dana.
Dvadeset = Treta proslava
Hrvatskog Dana otpoceti &C
u subotu u jutro sa duhov.
MIN obredom, kad &c prisut.
nj izraziti svoje postovanje
umrlim clanovima svoje Ia
.iednice kod Velike Svete Mi.
Sc, koja &c biti odsluzena u
st. Paul Cathedral-i, ugac
Craig St. i Fifth Ave. u Oak.
land predjelu Pittsburgha, U
II sati prize podne.
P~osjetnici, koji namjerava'
! ju doci u Pittsburgh ma ova.
dan, mogu staff u glavnom
uredu HBZ. ma 3441 Forbes
Street, Oakland predict, 6
glavni ured biti &c otvorer
cd 9 sati u jutro, pa onds
mogu urediti "a polazak ,
St. Paul Cathedral-u, koja j
udaljena nekoliko ulicnih bio
kova cd glavnog ureda, i "a
tim prisustvovati Svetoj Mi
81 u II sati. .
U ovom broju Zajednicart
donasamo popis agencija ,
raznim mjestima, koje &c "a
spacavati zabavne tikete pr
snizenoj cijeni. lima ma sto
tine redovitih posjetnika pro
slave Hrvatskog Dana, koji
ma joS nije poznato, kolik'
mogu ustediti ako kupe ov'
specijalne tikete pc snizeno
cijeni. Cetiri STRIPS, pc q
tiketa, dobije Sc "a $1.O0,
"a to Sc dobije $1.2O vrijed
nosti zabavljanja u parku
Ako u vasem mjestu jos ne
ma predstavnika "a raspaea
vanje ovih tiketa,. mozete u
rediti, da iii dovoljno dobije
te, ako pisete ma Croatial
Day Committee, F. o. 30:
1888, Pittsburgh Is, Pa. s.
svima narucbama potrebn'
je poslati novac "a pokric
narucbe. -.
Nasa Zajednica dobila ]
svoj Charter" (dozvolu pc
u1ovopio1 M a senternhra
Evening star., 1954-04-17

Services at St. Poul's
st. Paufs Episcopal Church,
2430 K street NV, will hold
five principal services tomorrow,
at $3.50, 7:45. 9 and 11:15 am.
and at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
Pope 10 Bless World
In Ceremonies at
St. Peters Tomorrow
BY the Assoeioied Press

VATICAN CITY, April IT.
The giant bronze bells of st.
Peters Basilica rang joyously
today, announcing the end of
lent and the beginning of the
Easter vigil.
Throughout Rome, bells were
rung as celebration of mass serv-
ices reached the gloria"
Here. as throughout the Chris
tian world. preparations were be-
ing made for the celebration
tomorrow of ChriSt's resurrec-
ton.
At st. Peters basilica, work
men placed glass sides on the
central loggia where Pope Plus,
78-year-old convalescing head of
the Roman Catholic Church, will
appear tomorrow to give his
blessing '..urbi ct orbi"-to the
city and the world.
Sharp Winds Blow.
Sharp winds still blew through
Rome today following cold,
heavy rains that added to the
mournful atmosphere of yester-
days Good Friday services COM
memorating Christ's death on
the cross.
Today there was fair pros
pect that sunny weather tomor-
row will gladden. the biggest
throng of pilgrims and tourists
that have ever come to Rome
for Easter.
Thousands from many coun-
tries especially Germany
France, England. Ireland, Bel
gium, the Netherlands and from
South and North America-were
in st. Peters today when its
tenton "campanone," or master
bell. struck its first note to an
nounce the Easter vigil.
Weather Causes RumOrS.
The wet weather had caused
some rumors that the pontiff
might have to cancel his ap-
pearance. But the placing of
the protective glass was taken
as reinsurance that he would
give his blessing.
For the first time since he
was elected to his Office. how
ever, the pontiff's address was
to be broadcast from his private
apartment by the Vatican radio.
Immediately upon conclusion of
the broadcast (Which begins at
6 am. EST the Pope will appear.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
Organized Bible Glasses

tomorrow for the lesson in order
that the members may attend
one of the Easter services of the
church.
The Box Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will not meet
for the class lesson at 9:45 am.
tomorrow on account of three
Easter services in the church.
The Mothers Glass Of Waugh
Methodist Church will hold it's
monthly business meeting at 8
pm. Tuesday. at the home of
Mrs. Florence Sleeth. 1903 Tuck
erman street, University Park,
Md.
The Fidelis Csstehfoal
The Fidelis Class of the First
Baptist Church will meet at GAS
am. tomorrow in the Baptist
Building, 1923 Sixteenth street
NV. The class has recently
elected Mrs. Lillian M. Newman,
president; Mrs. Lillian Wood,
vice president; Mrs. Dallas L.
Siegrist, secretary, and Mrs.
John K. Lauderdale, treasurer.
The All States class, together
with the A. B. Pugh and Forum
classes. of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, will meet at
10 am. tomorrow with Mastin
G. White. 1t. Col. William E.
Eustill, assistant chaplain for the
Military District of Washington,
will be the guest speaker for the
Rustin Couples class at 10 am.
The Jaynes class will meet at
7:30 pm. Tuesday. in the Church,
The Esthnaoruth class will meet
at 10 I'm. with Mrs. c. r. Hooton,
The 24-30 class will meet at 10
am. to hear DR.. John c. Mayne.
The Graham Couples class will
meet at 10 am. with AL Jenkins.
Talma L. Smith will teach the
Hi-Quest class at 10 am. Susan
ma Wesley class will meet at
10 am. tomorrow when Miss Sue
Shivers will begin a new series
of lessons on "The Bible in Mod
ern Culture" Members of the
Harlan Glass will visit other
classes in the Adult Department
tomorrow at 10 am.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
Chicago Lions 10 Give
Award 10 Bishop ShieI
'ey the Assoeio.ed Press

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE
Central Lions Club of Chicago
will give it's award of merit next
Tuesday to the Most Rev. Ber-
nard j. Shell. Catholic Auxiliary
Bishop of Chicago, who de-
nounced Senator Mccarthy, Re-
publican, Of Wisconsin recently
for "phony communism"
Senator Mccarthy received
the award August II, 1850. "for
his public work as a Senator
and as a Wisconsin circuit court
judge. and for his outstanding
service as a Marine captain"
Bishop Shell criticized Senator
Mccarthy in a speech last Fri
day. William N. Wilson. pub
licity chairman of the Lions
Club. said yesterday the presen-
tation of the award to Bishop
Shell had nothing to do with
his criticism of Senator Nc
| Carthv
Evening star., 1954-04-17
Archbishop 10 Celebrate
Mass at St. Matthews

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle. Catholic archbishop of
Washington. will celebrate a
solemn pontifical mass at 10 am.
tomorrow in st. Matthew's
Cathedral, Connecticut and
Rhode Island avenues NV.
The Most Rev. John M. Nc
Namara. auxiliary bishop, will
pontificate at II am. mass at
his parish church. st. Gabriels.
Grant circle NV.
Every Catholic church has
made special arrangements to
hear confessions all day today.
to accommodate the numbers of
persons who will wish to receive
penance and communion to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1954-04-17
Alexandra Church 10 List
50 as Charter Members

Fifty persons will be listed as
charter members Of the Wesley
Methodist Church Of Alexandria
at a service at II am. tomor-
row in the Mount Vernon High
School.
DR.. John II. Pearson. superin-
tendent of the Alexandria Dis
trict. the Methodist Church,
will be in charge of the service,
The Rev. George G. Henley,
assistant pastor of the Washing
ton Street Methodist Church OF
Alexandria. will assist. The
Washington Street Church spon-
sored the new group.
Wesley Church held its first
meeting on January II in the
high school. w. Edward Dunn
was in charge Of organizing the
church school and George G
Koogle is the superintendent.
Evening star., 1954-04-17


The L. F. O. class of Brook
land Methodist Church will meet
at GAS am. with Mrs. Nellie
Jeffery. The newly elected Of
ficers for 1854 are Miss Luella
Hunter, president; Mrs. Ger
trude Graham and Mrs. Nina
Ward, vice presidents; Mrs.
Grace Ross, treasurer; Mrs.
Mabel Ludwig. assistant treas
urer; Mrs. Mary Welsh, record
ing secretary; Miss Lula Coggins,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs
Della Keller, attendance secre-
tary.
The Pinkham Bible Class for
Men of the National Baptist Me-
mortal Church will meet at GAS
am. with Robert H. Clark.
Representative Brook Hays,
Democrat, of Arkansas, will
teach the Vaughn Bible class OF
Calvary Baptist Church at GAS
am. tomorrow. The Baker class
has recently elected Miss Lena
Mich aelS. president; Mrs.
Martha A. Keating, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary E. Falls, secre-
tary, and Miss Eva Bladen,
treasurer. The Burial class will
meet at 10 am. with Mrs. Brooks
Hays. The Rev. Chester H.
Jones, associate pastor of the
church, will teach the Florence
M. Brown class at 10 am.
Trinity Mems Bible class of
Trinity Methodist Church will
meet at 9:36 am. with Arthur
L. Hayford.
Everyman's Bible Glass of
Woodside Methodist Church,
Silver Spring, Md, will not meet
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LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD
LUTHERAN SERVICES
missouri Synod)
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
BIBLE CLASSES, 9:45 AM.

Easter Sunday Services
TRINITY (BOwie)
Bowie, Nd, Rev. Henry Schroeder.
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Russell Rd.. Rev; wilmer
FALLS CHURCH LUTHERAN
George Mason High School. Lees
burg Pike and Haycock Rd., Chap.
J. Floyd Dreith. Pastor. II am.
e BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Va.)
s Be Beacon Hin Rd; and Oak Dr..
OUR SAVIOUR (Arlington)
Kan Ka7ascS sRd Sac s. rszlGF' sns IL Rev sm Paul
PILGRIM (Westgate, Md
Rev. Emo Lohrmann. 500 and
T. TRINITY mt. Rainier)
Both and Bunker Hill Rd., Rev.
Kenneth r. Hoffman. $40 and
TRINITY (HyattSville)
3sth ;ssth and uIrmsn LonsfelloS%s S.so Rev; Ken
. Church of the Deaf I'd. c.
At Christ, 5101 10th st; NV.
' Rev. W. A. Westermann. Call IA.
1862 for Time of Service.
SUNDAY, 500 PM, WEAM, 1890
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Will C6aCn GQ6
Harrison Bible
Class of st.
Luke'S Meth
odist Church
at GAS am.
tomorrow. His
subject will be
"The Meaning
of the ReSur-
rection. Con-
rad Krieger,
S e cond vice
president, will
preside, a n d
Rudolph Cole
will read the
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OTHER DENOMINATIONS
CHRlSTADELPHiAN
CHRISTADELPHIAN CHAPEL
1872 Webster st. NV. Public Invited
5. s., 1915 am. Service, 1915 am.
CHRlSTADELPHIAN ECCLESIA
Highland and Goth Sts., Arlington, Va.
8. s.. 10 am. Service, IL am.
FRIENDS
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Hymns Teach EnqIish

LANGLEY, British Columbia
(R.-A group of Dutch immi-
grants here is learning the Eng
lish language faster by singing
familiar hymns. Lincoln O'Con-
nor. teaching a choir of 43 at
Sharon United Church, says,
THE progress they have made
in English is aStonishing."
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SANDY SPRING FRIENDS NETTING
Sandy Spring. Maryland
sunday School. 10 am. Worship. l I m
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Universulist Services

DR.. Seth r. Brooks will preach
on the meaning Of Easter at II
am. tomorrow in the UNIVERSAL
ist National Memorial Church,
Sixteenth and S streets NV.
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Church to Show Film

A film, II Behold His Glory"
will be shown at 1880 pm. to-
morrow in Trinity Methodist
Church. Fifth street and Penn
sylvania avenue Sc.
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Tukomu Park Easter Play

The Ekklesia Players of the
Takoma Park Baptist Church
will present an Easter play at
7:45 pm. tomorrow in the social
hall, Piney Branch road and
Aspen street NV.
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BETHLEHEM I'd. CO.
18th and T Sts. Sc. Rev. Edgar
Rakow. $40 and IL am.
CHRIST I'd. CO.
18th and Gallatin SITS. NV, Rev.
VIM. F. Bruening. $40, 9:4o
and 11:15 am.
FIRST TRINITY I'd. C.l
4th and E SITS. NV; Rev. H. B.
Broadcast Over Station WOOK
(AM) at 1870 am. and WFAN
(FM) at 1905.
MOUNT OLIVET ID. CO.
1905 Vermont Ave. NV. Rev.
VIM. Schiebel, IL am.
CALVARY (Silver Spring.
9545 Georgia Ave, Rev. George
Hoyer. Sunrise. S:45 and IL am.
ST. ANDREW (GlenmOnt)
12247 Georgia Ave. Rev. Paul
Foelber. Sunrise and IL am.
GREENBELT (22 Ridge Rd.)
Rev. Edward H. Birner. Outdoor
service at 6 am; IL am. Worship.
ASCENSION (LandOver Hills)
1919 10th Ave, Rev. Henry
"THE LUTHERAN HOUR"
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By Howard M. Stockhouse

DR.. Melquaides j. Gamboa,
counselor of the Philippine En-
bassy, and a member of the class,
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FRIENDS MEETING OF WASHINGTON
211l Florida Avenue NV
Sun. School, 1890 m Worship. l ] m
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LOUDOUN CO, nr. LeesburR.-Illness
forces this sale Of $50 acres of roll
ing. fertile ground: water in every
field: 36-stanchion COW and hay
Disfe DsiTn I siio ana acSinrS Stihsr 9utpdgs COM
house; 80 head dairy cows; on sur.
faced road. Any reaS. offer accepted.
INEZ CUSHARD, EN-. 2-4232,
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE AND WAREHOUSE or Gear
brick garage. 2619 14th st. NV.
$225 mo. OWNER. CO. $4,000 week
C0RSSER STORE, 2o1-s-b 18th st.
Sc. at intersection 18th ST., Ken
trcky ave. and Independence ave.
Just vacated by grocery. but also
suitable for dry cleaners, hardware,
10c store, etc. Very attrac. lease
avail; CARRY PROPERTIES. DI.
ssss OoS. GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Larre
store with storage rm. in rear with
alley entrance, across from Sheridan
Thester dnade and shopping center. IA.
cur CosTs. ss5 Store. approx.
1Sx38 #: plus window display. Near
9Th. and Md. ave: ne. Suitable
barber, beauty parlor. grocery or
:. cleaner. KE. S-6644.
5l2 G ST. N.W.-Large store, lava
tory facilities, storage shed in rear
yard. Rent $10O per mo. Apply
JAFFE. oil 18th st. NV. -27
Goth AND X SITS. N.W.-Attrac. store
22x70. lge. show window, 2 law,
drive in bsmt. for shop and parking
2 cars. RA. 1920. -27
SEVERAL TOP LOCATIONS in Vir-
ginia business section; will help
finance good operator. We have
confidence in these locations. JEFF
FERSON REALTY CO., IA. 5-654O.
VACANT-1409 s ST. NV.
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WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

to 500 apt. units. /;
white area: cash and trade. Clear
D. c.. (prime) apt. land, 10000 IT.
Box 5597. D. C. 16. 80