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east Suburban Ministerial AS
ISOLATION. at $50 am.
George Washington Cemetery,
Riggs road. Q miles north Of
University lane, Adelphi. Md.
langley Park section) - The
Rev. Jack Altman, Of the Home
Mission Board, Southern Bap-
fist Convention. will speak. The
High Point High School Glee
Club. directed by Peggy Top
ping. will sing. Sponsored by
the Hillandale Baptist Church.
At 5:45 am.
Municipal Plaza, Indiana ave-
nue. between Fourth and Fifth
streets N.W.-The Rev. H. B.
Roepe, pastor of First Trinity
Lutheran Church, sponsor of the
service, will speak on Sunrise
in Garden" At 6 am.
First Christian Church Court
yard, 2723 King street, Alexan-
dria-The Rev. F. Mervin Mar
tin, assistant minister of Ninth
Street Christian Church, will
speak. At $50 am.
Sugar Loaf Mountain, Md
Dr.. Fred c. Reynolds, associate
secretary, Methodist Commission
on Chaplains. will speak. Serv-
ice sponsored by churches of the
area. At 6 am.
Natural Bridge, Va.-The Rev.
S. Earl Mitchell, pastor of First
Church of the Brethren, Roa-
noke, Va. will speak. The Rev.
R. Kern Eutsler, pastor of South
Roanoke Methodist Church, will
assist in conducting the service.
At 6:45 am.
Fort BelvOir, Va.-PoSt Chap
lain Conner Rees will speak on
HE Is Risen" At $50 am.
Many Washington area
churches will also hold sunrise
services Easter Sunday. The
following are among them:
Graham Road Methodist, Falls
Church, Va.-Holy communion
service at 5:45 am.
All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Holy communion service at
1880 am.
r esurrection Episcopa
Chapel, Fifteenth and G streets
N.E.-Sunrise communion serv-
ice at 6 am.
Calvary Lutheran, silver
Spring-The Rev William II.
Kohn, president Of the South
eastern District, Lutheran
Church-Missouri Synod, on
"Came the Dawn" At $3.50 am.
st. Andrew Lutheran, Glen
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Record Number Of Sunrise Services
To Draw Worshipers Easter Sunday

of the Colors" at tbs am. Mai.
John R. LeFoe. of the American
Legion's National Guard of
Honor, will direct this ceremony.
Speaker at the service will be
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris.
Senate chaplain and minister Of
Foundry Methodist Church.
Mai. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton.
commanding general of the CEN
ter. will bring greetings to the
worshipers. Gen. Heaton has in
vited the public to attend the
service.
The National Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Md. will have
it's eighth annual sunrise serv-
ice. starting at $50 am. spon-
sored by the Bethesda Council
of Churches and the center.
DR.. Robert A. Van Dusen, di-
vision of public relations secre-
tary, National Lutheran Council.
will deliver the message. The
worship will be in charge of
Navy Chaplain ]. H. Shilling.
senior chaplain at the center.
Student Choir to Sing
Music will be provided by the
Navy School of Music, the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase High School
A Capella Choir, and the Navy
Medical Center Choir. In case
of rain, the service will be held
in the main auditorium of the
center.
The largest crowd in the area
to gather for an Easter sunrise
service is expected at the 5:39
am. worship service in National
Memorial Park, Lee highway,
Falls Church, Va. Last year
$4,000 persons attended the
dawn service and this year the
number is expected to reach
$4,000.
The Rev. Glendale Burton,
minister of the Wilson Boulevard
Christian Church, Arlington,
will speak. The Madrigal Singers
of Westinghouse High School,
directed by Miss Florence Book
err, will sing.
More than 5000 persons will
gather to hear DR.. Edward L. r.
Elson, minister of National Pres
byterian Church. speak at the
$50 am. sunrise service at Boil
ing Air Force Base. DR.. Elson,
whose church President Eisen-
hover attends. will talk on His
tory's Supreme Moment.
The Rev. Richard B. Pursel
minister of Congress Heights
Presbyterian Church and presi.
dent Of the Trans-Eastern Min
isterial Association, and chap.
lains connected with Boiling Air
Force Base and the United
States Naval Receiving Station
will take part in the worship
Music win be provided by 6
combined civilian and militar,
choir with the Air Force Cere.
monial Band playing.
Other dawn services will in.
clude the following:
George Washington National
Masonic Memorial, Alexandria
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1t. Col. John r. Sala of the
United States Air Force head
quarters will speak at the COM
munity service, sponsored by the
Alexandria Council of Churches.
At $3.50 am.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
Suitland road beyond Thirty
eighth street S.E.-The Rev.
Jerry E. Moore, pastor of Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church,
will speak. Pastors in charge of
arrangements are the Revs. w.
H. Jernagin of Mount Carmel
Baptist, C. T. Murray of Vermont
Avenue Baptist, E. c. Smith OF
Metropolitan Baptist, and Robert
M. Williams of Asbury Methodist
Churches. Music by the Nine
teenth. Street Baptist Church
Choir. At 7 am.
University of Maryland, on
steps OF the horticulture Build
ing-The Rev. Alfred c. Schaef-
fer, pastor of Bethel Baptist
Church, Silver Spring, Md, will
speak. The service is sponsored
by the University Baptist Chapel
of College Park, Md. In case OF
rain, the worship will be held
inside the Horticulture Building.
At 6 am.
Montgomery Blair High School
Stadium, Silver Spring-The Rev.
j. Thoburn Bard of College
Park will speak at the first COM
munity-wide Easter sunrise serv-
ice in the stadium. The United
States Army Field Band, directed
by Maj. Chester. E. Whiting, will
play, starting at $50 am. service
sponsored by the Silver Spring
Council of Churches. At 6 am.
Seat Pleasant, Nd, 200 sixty
ninth place--The Rev. Rob-
ert Robey. pastor of the
Seat Pleasant Methodist Church,
will speak. Singing by the
Faith Nazarene Church Choir
Service sponsored by the Prince
Georges County YMCA and
local community organizations
In case of rain, the serv-
ice will be held in the First
Methodist Church, Seat Pleasant
At 5:39 am.
Suitland High School Sta
dunn, Silver Hill road. Suitland
Md.-Dr. Clarence Nelson, min
lister Of Augustana Lutheran
Church. will speak on "Our
Faith Tremendous" Music by
the Senior High A Capella Choir
Service sponsored by the South
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Easter" At Mount Comfort
Cemetery. Groveton. at z am.
Munson Hill Presbyterian.
Falls Church-Sunrise service at
6 am.
Zion (Southwest) Baptist
Church, at 1877 F street S.W.-
The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards,
pastor, on 1.-THE Power Of the
Resurrection" At z am.
Howard University-Dr. Al
fred F. Zines. minister Of
Peoples Congregational Church,
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BY CASPAR NAMES

Joyous worshipers will hail the
resurrection of Christ at a record
number of Washington area SUM-
rise services on Easter Sunday.
Thousands of District resi-
dents and visitors to the Ma
tons Capital will climax Holy
Week observances by gathering
before dawn at outdoor services.
They will worship in imposing
amphitheaters, at military in
stallations, in city and suburban
parks. on the lawns of country
churches, and upon bucolic hill
sides.
In the Arlington Cemetery
Amphitheater. the Grand En-
campment, Knights Templar of
the United States of America,
will hold their 25th annual
Easter sunrise service at 1880
am. Cabinet members, Supreme
Court Justices, members of Con-
gress and high Government Off
Gals are expected to be among
the worshipers.
Navy Chaplain Maurice M.
Witherspoon, retired, will deliver
the sermon. New knights for
a New Day." Capt. Witherspoon
was chaplain of the USS Wasp.
which was sunk off Guadalcanal
during World War II. The ira
ditional cross of lilies will be
placed on the Tomb of the I'm
known Soldier following the
service.
Marine Band to Lead
William c. Gordon of Mar
shall. Mo-. eminent grand master
of Templars. will be present.
The Marine Band will head the
Knights Templar as they march
into the amphitheater.
The Organized Bible Glass As
ISOLATION of Washington will hold
its 18th annual sunrise service at
Sis am. in Carter Barron AM
phitheater. Sixteenth street and
Colorado avenue NV. A musical
prelude by the United States
Navy Band will begin at 5:45 am.
DR.. Daniel Polling of Phila-
delphia, noted church leader, will
be the speaker. He will talk on
There Is No Death" The in
vocation and benediction will be
given by the Rev. Chester H.
Jones, associate pastor of CAL
vary Baptist Church. Robert B.
Anderson, Deputy Secretary of
Defense, will give the Scripture
reading.
The oldest Easter sunrise serv-
ice in the District, at Walter
Reed Medical Center, will start
at 1880 am. in the center's for
NAL gardens. A prelude concert
to the 28th annual service will be
given, at 7 am. by the United
States Army Band. Mai. Hugh
Curry conducting.
Massing of COlOrs
Hundreds Of military, veterans
civic. fraternal and education Or
ganization color guards will take
part in the traditional "Massing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-08

mont, Md.-Tae Rev. Paul Foel-
Der will speak. At $40 am.
Greenbelt Md Lutheran
The Rev. Edward Birner on
Gods Peace: Signed. Sealed
and Delivered" At 6 am.
Pilgrim Lutheran, Westgate.
Md.-Chaplain j. Floyd Dreith
on 1.-THE joys of the Blessed
Easter Message" At 6 am.
Bethany Lutheran, Groveton.
Va.-Chaplain Alfred r. Saeger
on 1.-THE Enduring Hope of
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ably be the worlds northernmost
house Of worship will begin soon
at the fishing village of Gamvik
on the Nordkynn Peninsula in
Norway's Arctice Province Of
Finnmark. 1t win seat about $50
persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-08
Northernmost Church

NARVIK, Norway.-Construc-
ton Of a church that win prob
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on THE Living and the God Of
the Living" At Z am.
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ment ring for his girl for
Christmas and a watch for his
mother.
The boys also had stolen three
% caliber rifles and a shotgun
and hunting knife. The rifles
had been hidden by one Of the
boys in a relatives home in
Prince Georges County and were
recovered.
The boys are charged with
unauthorized use of the stolen
car. which police found the night
of the jewelry store entry. The
car. owned by Fred Hattersley,
81. of Fairfax, was stolen from
the 500 block of Second street
NE.
The adult involved in the Hertz
JeWelry Store entry, Robert
Marks, Of 1907 I street NE, was
held for action of the grand jury
and is in District Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Is e Old Boy Admits
19 Housebreokings

A l6-year-old boy, now in the
Receiving Home, told Juvenile
Squad detectives he took part in
10 housebreakings last month.
The boy was arrested Novem-
Der % after breaking into the
Hertz Jewelry Store at 10l5 H
street NE. with two other juve-
niles and an 18-year-old, police
said.
The boys, along with still an
juvenile. had hit three
stores the night before. riding in
a stolen car. The stores were
the Campbell's Hardware at 1900
Good Hope road Sc, where
they got $500 worth of household
and a revolver; a sporting
goods store in Landover, Md. and
a Texaco station in Coral Hills.
One of the boys, a 15-year-old.
said he wanted to get an engage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

The former Montana Demo-
crat. who was an outspoken
member of a Midwestern '.iSola-
ton" wing in Congress before
World War II, also said a world
government would offer no bene-
fits to the United States.
"One-world government" he
declared, would force down the
high living standards of Ameri-
cans to a level of the citizens of
poverty stricken countries"
He specifically mentioned In
dia and China and told of his
visits to those countries, where
he said he saw great masses
near starvation.
Speaking of domestic politics,
he said we must guard against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Oldest Inhabitants Hear
Wheeler on Red Donqer

The Association of Oldest In
habitants, meeting last night for
its Goth anniversary dinner,
heard former Senator Burton K.
Wheeler warn that the free
world will have a difficult task
in preventing Asia from turning
to communism.
Mr.. Wheeler said he was con-
fident the prosperity and high
living standards of Americans
would continue to be the major
contributing force to American
freedom. But he added that
the very lack of this prosperity
and the poverty in Asian coun-
tries make these nations ex-
tremely susceptible to COM
muniSm.
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Peron Titles Lifted

BUENoS AIRES. Dec. up.
-Argentina's caretaker govern
ment has taken away titles the
rubber-stamp congress of dicta-
torship days gave to Juan d.
Peron and his late wife Eva.
They were 'Liberator of the Re-
public" and Spiritual Chief OF
the Nation"
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Icentering too much authority in
the Executive branch.
When this happens" he de-
clared. Legislative processes
dwindle." He said that it had
been 1.-The real liberals" in history
who have taken power from CEN
trail authority and bestowed it
upon parliaments and legisla-
lures.
The dinner. held in the Hotel
2400. also featured entertain
ment. The associations next
meeting will be on December IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
S. Film Banned

SINGAPORE, Dec. 8 tP.-
Malaga and Singapore have
banned MGM's controversial
film The Blackboard Jungle"
The censors' board chief here,
Mrs. Cynthia Koek. said: 1T
showed too much hooliganism in
schools and would not be COM
patible with conditions in Sim
gapore." This crown colony
has been the scene of several
public disturbances in recent
months.
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Iruq to Get TV

BAGHDAD. Dec. 8 R.-Iraq
plans to start TV early next year
with a series of educational and
youth guidance programs. They
will be prepared by the Ministry
of Education with British ex-
perts helping.
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pz enc Associated press

a Senate investigation to de-
termine II the Government has
been cheated of millions Of dol
lars in customs duties on i'm.
ported Swiss watches begins to.
day.
Senator Mcclellan. Democrat
Of ARKANSAS, presiding at Q closed
inAuiry before the Senate In
vettigations subcommittee. said
pIs sliminary staff inquiry has
produced no evidence that
wrpngdoing by Government Of.
ficials is involved. He said the
subcommittee will check on
whether the law itself may be al
fault. Whether public hearings
viii be held, he said. will be de-
cided later.
Robert F. Kennedy, the SUBJ
committees chief counsel, told
reporters the inquiry stems from
allegations that a 1910 inter-
probation by customs officials
concerning the collection OF
duties-or the failure to collect
them-was based on fraud" He
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cAAAide, Former
Teacher, Retirind

Miss Cornelia F. Muddiman. .
native of the District and a for.
mer public school teacher. viii
retire tomorrow after more thar
81 years of Government en-
ployment.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Muddiman, Miss Mud
diman was educated in District
schools, and was graduated from
Normal School, later'named VIII
son Teachers College, and
Strayer Business College.
Miss Muddiman will be hon.
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Cecil B. DeMHle's Son
To Wed Second lime

Los ANGELES. June 20 R,.-
Richard De Mile. 80. adopted
son of film producer Cecil B
De Mile and Mrs. Margaret
Belgrano Van Fossen. 80. OBJ
'tained a marriage license yester-
day.
Their marriage August Z will
be the second for each. De
Mile was divorced last year by
Mrs. Rosalind Shaffer De Mile.
former ballet dancer. Mrs. Van
Fossen previously was married
to Theodor W. Van Fossen. ar
chitectural designer.
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Iored OF . luncheon tn the Bur-
Ilington Hotel.
After three years Of teaching
first grade In District schools,
Miss Muddiman went to work
for the Aviation Branch Of the
Signal Corps under War Depart
Iment supervision. She Is retiring
from the Civil Aeronautics Ad-
lministration.
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Probe of Swiss Watch
Customs Duties Opens

declined to say on the part oi
whom or to give other details
Mr.. Kennedy said the charges
III proved, would mean the Gov
ernment may have lost as much
as "s couple Of hundred million
dollars" Of duties on watches
imported under labels falsely de-
scrihing them as .'unadjusted. y
Adjustments are checks made
to determine whether q watch
viii keep good time In various
positions and in different tenn
Iperatures.
The tariff law imposes a duty
Of so cents for each adjustment
made at the foreign factory. Mr..
Kennedy said that as he now
understands it. almost all i'm
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