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Evening star., 1955-07-02
ORGANIZED
BIBLE CLASSES
By HOWARD M. sTAcKHoUsE

DR.. Perry Epler Gresham, Pres
ident Of Bethany College. Beth
any, West Virginia, win be the
guest speaker at the 34th annual
conference of the Organized
Bible Class Association to be held
at Western Maryland College.
Westminster. Maryland. Septem-
Der 3. 4 and 5. John A. Patter-
son, jr.. is the Registrar. Re-
quests for reservations should be
addressed to Room $50, l435 G
street NV. Washington S. D. c.
The Calvary Mems Glass of
Calvary Methodist Church have
elected the following officers for
1856: Raymond w. Hallock,
president; Walter M. Bane and
Albert II. Jones. vice presidents:
William NJ. Dalton, secretary
treasurer; DR.. John w. Fisher,
teacher: DR.. Hugh L. Dryden,
associate teacher; John L. Soden,
historian; Richard r. Evans,
chorister. DR.. Fisher will present
the lesson at $50 am. tomor-
row with Louis A. Potter as guest
soloist.
The Allen Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church have elected the
following officers for 1886:
Miss Helen Wake. president;
Mrs. Florence McClesky, vice
president: Mrs. Lorene Baldwin,
secretary; Mrs. Ruth Killian,
treasurer. Mrs. Brooks Hays
will present the lesson before the
Burial Glass for Business and
Professional Women at 10 am.
tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Fletchall has been
elected president of the Gamma
Sigma Glass Of Frencis Asbury
Methodist Church. Mrs. Alicia
Abrahamson is the teacher and
will present the lesson at $3.50
am. tomorrow.
The Martha Class of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church has
elected the following officers for
1856: Mrs. Hazel Amn en-
hauser. president; Mrs. My ma
Peffner. vice president; Mrs.
Joan Hibbs. secretary; Miss
Barbara Grantell. assistant Sec
retary;; Mrs. Evelyn Bready,
treasurer; Mrs. Judy Hudson,
assistant treasurer.
Trinity Mems Bible Glass of
Trinity Methodist Church will
meet at $3.50 am. tomorrow with
Arthur L. Hayford speaking on
Signs Of National Decay"
Male and Female. He Created
Them" will be the subject of
Mrs. Roy K. Casters presenta-
tion before the Trinity Women's
Bible Class of Sherwood Presby-
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Rev. S. J. Rowland
Gets Education Post

The Rev. Sidney J. Rowland,
jr.. SO, is the new minister of
education Gt Takoma Park Bap-
tist Church. 1t was announced
today.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Rowland is a graduate of Eastern
Baptist College and of Eastern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
He served in the Army during
World War II. spending 80
months in the Pacific theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland and
their daughter. Jean. 4, live at
306 South Hampton drive. Silver
Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
The HUMAN SIDE or RELIGION
Foreign Exchange Pupils
Taste u. S. Church Life

sponsored by Lutheran chaplains
IN the. European theater, from
July 1918 at Berchtesgaden.
About 50 chaplains will attend
the retreat It viii deal with how
cheplains based overseas can best
keep in touch with the parish
work at home. "The Chaplain
as a Christian Pastor" is the
retreats theme. Pastor Brue-
ming will return to the United
States on July II.
y 4
College Milestone
Twenty-Five years out Of col
lege is always significant mile
stone In O persons life.
Last month the Rev. H.
Raymond Phelts. pastor Of In
gram Memorial Congregational
Church. and his wife attended
their class reunions in Macon,
Ga. Mr.. Phelts is a graduate of
Mercer University and Mrs.
Phelts Of Wesleyan College. The
popular minister was presented
a certificate of appreciation by
his alma mater for IS years of
faithful service and leadership"
Temple = Landmark
The announcement this week
that Temple Beth El Congrega-
tion Of Alexandria. Va, has
bought a site for a new $3.50, 900
house Of worship brings the hope
that somehow the old structure
will not be entirely abandoned.
Built in 1871, the house of
worship is one of the oldest
Jewish structure in this part
of the country. The outside is
still the way it was when orig
inally put up. AS such, it is
a historic landmark for Alex
andria.
The small temple. not far from
beautiful Christ Episcopal
Church, might be preserved as
part Of Alexandria's program to
retain in visible form its glori-
Gus past.
Memorable Party
That must have been quite a
party members Of New York
Avenue Presbyterian Churc h
gave for DR.. George M. Doch-
erty recently. It was a surprise
party that was really a surprise
party. So much so that Mrs.
Docherty said it was "the first
time In her life she had seen
her husband speechless."
Central theme of the event
was a "This Is Your Life" pro-
duction, with tape recordings
carrying messages from friends
and relatives in Scotland to DR..
Docherty. It was a memorable
night for the Scotch minister
who has in a comparatively short
time become one of our city's
leading church personalities.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Lucy Rumley win present the
lesson to the Esthnoaruth Class.
DR.. James r. Mock VIII address
the Forum Class. Mr.. A. L.
Pierce win be the guest teacher
of the A. B. Pugh Glass for Men.
The 24-30 Class will be taught
BY Dr. John C. Mayne. Mrs.
Edith Harlan VIII speak to the
Rustin Couples Class. The Fell
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terian Church at 9:45 am. to-
morrow.
The Pinkham Bible Class for
Men Of the National Baptist
Memorial Church viii be taught
at $3.50 am. tomorrow by E. C.
Deering of the United States
Once Of Education.
The Paulinian Class of st.
Paul's Methodist Church. East
West highway and Grubb road.
Silver Spring. Md, have elected
the following officers for 1856:
Evening star., 1955-07-02
EPISCOPAL
EPISCOPAL
The
Episcopal
Churches
Welcome You

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Evening star., 1955-07-02
CuthoIic Hour Topic

Representative Mccarthy,
Democrat. Of Minnesota will give
the first in q series Of radio talks
on science and religion at 2 pm.
tomorrow on Station WRC. Rep
resentative Mccarthy, speaking
on the Catholic Hour. will talk
on Political Science and Re-
|ligion,"
Evening star., 1955-07-02

low Workers Class win have Mrs.
Maude Schofneld as gnest
teacher. These classes meet at
10 am. tomorrow.
George w. Bell, ST.. win pre-
sent the lesson tomorrow TO the
Templemen's Bible Class Of
Temple Baptist Church at 10
am. in Hurst Hall Of American
University.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Carpenter to Speak

Air Force Chief Of Chaplains
Charles I. Carpenter will speak
at the Independence Day observ-
ance at 1880 pm. Monday at the
Ocean Grove IN. j. Camp Meet
ing Association. Chaplain Car
penter will talk on What Is My
Patriotic Duty?"
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Luroy Nesper Service

DR.. Albert P. Shirley, pastor
|of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church, will speak at the
first 1855 Sunset vesper service
tomorrow at the Luray (va.)
Singing Tower. The service will
start with a carlton recital at
|6:45 pm. DR.. Sharkey will talk
Ion "The Souls Upward Look"
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Mass for Shut-ins

DR.. Shane MacCarthy Of
Georgetown University will give
a running commentary on the
ceremonies Of the mass during
"The Mass for Shut-Ins" tele-
vision program at 10 am. to-
morrow over Station WTOP-TV.
An actual mass will be televised
from the stations studios.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Dr.. Brooks Sermon

DR.. Seth r. Brooks, minister
Of Universalist National Memo
rial Church, will preach on 1.-THE
Daily Uses Of Religion" at the II
am. service tomorrow in the
church, Sixteenth and s streets
NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Pastors Topic

The Rev. K. Warriston Nc
Cracken. associate minister of
the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church. will preach on
Glorious With Banners" at the
$3.50 and IL am. services tomor-
row at the church, 1913 New
York avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
BY CAsPAR NAMES

~~~N" -~~~~~ - 49, -
A friendly gesture foreign ex'
change students homewart
bound should long remember Il
taking place this week end a
Trinity Presbyterian Church. Ar.
lington. Va.
About 30 foreign exchange
students, who spent the pas,
year in American high school,
and boarding schools. will re.
turn TO their native lands this
month.
They came here yesterday
from all parts Of the United
States. During q long week end
the boys and girls. 1918 years
old. are being shown historic
places around Washington by
the American Field Service.
But their evenings win be
filled by lively programs arranged
by the young people Of Trinity
Presbyterian Church. The aim
beyond that Of getting ac-
quainted and promoting inter-
national understanding, Is tc
show the visitors something OF
church life here.
Attend Square. Dance
Last night there was an old
fashioned square dance and tai
ent show. Tonight the guests
will attend q lawn party after
having supper with host farni-
lies. Tomorrow night there will
be q buffet supper at the church.
The visitors should receive a
real glimpse into American home
life for they are staying with
families the three nights. The
essential friendliness Of our peo-
pie will undoubtedly leave an
enduring impression upon the
overseas students.
Incidentally. the students are
from Denmark, Finland, France
Germany. Greece, England, italy,
Japan, the Netherlands, Norway,
Sweden and Switzerland.
Long Wedding Trip
Travelling more than 5000
miles to perform a wedding for
q parishioner will be the unusual
experience Of the Rev. William
F. Bruening, pastor Of Christ
Lutheran Church.
Tomorrow Pastor Brueninp
VIII conduct the service In which
Marilyn Gesell, a member Of the
church. and 1t. John Barker
wed ut the Rhein- n-Main Air Force
Base. Germany. Miss Gesell is
the daughter Of 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Harold Gesell. 1t. Barker for
merly worked for the Veterans
Administration in Washington.
The service will only be a side
light on the main activities of
Pastor Bruening's trip. His chief
purpose is to conduct a retreat,
Evening star., 1955-07-02
Professor to Broadcast

The Rev. Lawrence C. Nc
Hugh, professor Of philosophy at
Georgetown. University, will give
the first Of five talks on Christian
marriage at 11:35 am. tomorrow
over Station WMAL. The talks
will be heard on THE Christian
In Action" program.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Porking Bon
On Wisconsin
Stretch OK'd

The Maryland State Roads
Commission has approved the
banning Of parking during the
evening rush hours on the east
side Of wisconsin avenue between
Bradley lane and East-West
highway.
The Bethesda Chamber of
Commerce sought a 90-day post
ponement Of the action but
neither the county nor the State
would agree to q deferment. Rob-
ert r. FurInan, chamber presi-
dent. said the ban would hurt
business because off-street park
ing facilities are inadequate.
The roads agency has recon-
mended also parking restrictions
on the west side Of Wisconsin
avenue during morning rush
hours, but has withheld the ban
at the request Of the county
pending further study.
Signs posting the ban win be
erected in the next few weeks on
the west side Of Wisconsin ave-
nue. as well as on both sides Of
Georgia avenue. between Silver
Spring and Wheaton, where Both
morning and evening restrictions
have been ordered by the State.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

outside q few moments later to
get q piece Of wood and heard
someone talking to me-"
"If you want to know where
Il am, I'm up here in the air. "
he reported the voice said.
IT looked up and there The
lSchaeder) was. floating to-
ward my soyhean patch in a
parachute" Mr.. Twilley said.
The falling plexiglass canopy
|of one Of the stricken planes
ripped down power lines and
struck the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Townsend. About halt
Iof the town Of Hebron. popula-
ton 900. was blacked out when
the power lines went down.
Comdr. jackson is survived BY
his widow, Charnle, and two
children, Donald, 10. and Terri
s who live at Lexington Park
Md, near the Patuxent Air Sta
Ition. His father, Gordon N
jackson, lives in South Laguna
Calf.
1t. Schaeffer is Naval Acad-
Iemy graduate. He took flight
training at Pensacola, Fla. after
graduation In 1949 and has beer
| flying since. He has been sta
toned at Patuxent for about 9
Iyear. He told rescuers he in.
Ijured his feet slightly when hi
was elected from the airplane
Ebut he was able to walk.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Rockville Purude
To Luunch Fire
Prevention Week

A parade down Rockville's
West and East Montgomery
avenues tomorrow at / pm. will
start observance of Fire Pre-
vention Week In Montgomery
County.
More than so pieces Of fire-
fighting equipment viii be dis
played by companies from the
Montgomery, Prince Georges,
Frederick and Carroll County
Fire Departments. The equip
|ment will be demonstrated at
the carnival grounds.
Two beauty queens, Carol
|Beal, Takoma Park, and Betty
Anne Headley, Rockville, will
parade. Marching units viii
include the Montgomery Coun-
|ty Police Department, American
Legion Posts SO and Isl, both Of
Rockville; the Rockville VFW
post and the Richard Mont
lgomery and Carver High School
Bands.
Ten trophies viii be presented
to outstanding ire units in the
parade.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Seminary Day
Planned Tuesday

The Protestant Episcopal The
illogical Seminary Of Alexandria
will observe its fifth annual
Seminary Day Tuesday with a
reunion of alumni and friends
and a holiday for the 200 stu
dents.
DR.. Albert Charles Jacobs,
president Of Trinity College Of
Hartford. Conn. former profess
sor Of law at Columbia Univer-
sity and provost there under
President Eisenhower. will be
guest speaker at IL am. in the
newly decorated chapel.
A buffet lunch viii be served
at 1880 pm. In, the refectory.
The guests will be greeted by
Very Rev. e. Felix Kloman, semi
nary dean. Tours Of the semi
nary win follow.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Driver FIees on Foot Here
After Rommino RoodbIock

County Police Pvt. Arthur M
Kriner said jackson sped away
from him at Fifty-seventh ave-
Inue and Marlboro pike shortly
after midnight when the officer
saw him speeding and turned on
his siren and red light. The car
lducked into Forty-eighth place,
using the sidewalk at times. and
Proceeded into the District on
IBenning road. often going left Of
the center line. Pvt. Kriner said
Jackson lodged into side
streets, again making use Of side-
walks, ran a stop sign at East
Capitol street and sideswiped a
car driven by Detective Morris E.
Lewis, of No. IA Precinct. who
took up the chase near the $500
block Of Benning road NE. Pvt.
Kriner reported.
The fleeing motorist was finally
stopped at Benning road and
Seventeenth street NE. after he
smashed into a roadblock there
and struck Mr.. Georges car.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

Ladies Society Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen
winds up a session at the
Willard Hotel today. About
800 are gathered for the
two-day affair.
American Council on Edu-
cation today ends its meet
ings at the Statler Hotel.
with more than 400 mem
bers on hand.
American Association Of
Orthodontists, Middle Allan
tic Regional Convention
closes today in the Shore
ham Hotel. More than 100
are attending the three
day gathering.
Kiwanis International
Capital District continues its
sessions at the Mayfiower
Hotel today. About 500 are in
attendance for the meeting,
ending tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

District police are looking for
q motorist who fed on foot at
a roadblock early today after
leading a Prince Georges County
officer on an 80-mile-an-hou
chase during which he side
swiped the car Of an of duty
District detective and rammed
another auto.
A messenger in a car struck
near the roadblock was reported
in good condition in District
General Hospital with head in
juries. The victim was iden-
titled as Carroll George. Al. Of
1894 Hawthorne street. Kent
land, Md.
Prince Georges County police
listed the missing motorist as
Leroy Jackson, "a. colored. Of
82l Thirteenth street NE. The
driver was identified by q Is
year-old boy, a passenger In his
fathers car which jackson was
driving.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
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Evening star., 1955-10-07
Brink 5 Strike
Seen Near End

Negotiators were to try again
today for a settlement In the
strike Of SO Drinks, Inc. guards
and drivers. with both sides still
optimistic that agreement would
be reached soon.
Union representatives and
company officials worked late
last night In an unsuccessful
effort to come to terms. and
scheduled another meeting for
noon today.
The employees struck yesterday
in a dispute repeatedly concerned
with pay, hours and q sick leave
clauses in the contract, which
expired Sunday.
Banks and business firms,
meantime, we're using their own
employees to transport money. q
chore normally handled by the
guarded armored trucks oper.
ated by Drinks.
Charles ]. Hodge. assistant
vice PRESIDENT and, labor neg0:
tiator for the Drinks firm, said
no effort was being made to OPP
crate the company today.
Mr.. Hodge pointed out that Il
would be too dangerous to Try
to operate without trained guards
and drivers.
He said he could not ten what
effect continued strike would
have on Washington business.
The company's vaults were
emptied Of money yesterday
when the union withdrew It's
pickets from company headquar-
ters at GIT Indiana avenue NV
long enough to permit transport
ing the money to banks.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
New School Aid Plan
Proposed in Virginia
FLYER Dies as Two Planes
Collide Over Maryland

Two Navy Jet fighter planes
collided last night high above
the Eastern Shore town Of He
bron. Nd. killing one pilot and
slightly injuring the other.
The dead fiyer. who went down
with his plane. was identified as.
1T. comdr. Donald Gordon
jackson. "a. Of Lexington Park.
Md.
The survivor. who .parachuted
to safety. is 1t. Valentine H.
Schaeffer, IT.. son Of Rear ADJ
miral v. n. Schaeffef; USN
retired. and Mrs. Schaeffer Of
45I2 Cathedral avenue NV.
The Navy said the fighters,
one an F9F Panther jet and the
other an F2H Banshee, were fiy-
ing together at 10000 feet. They
collided with an explosion which
sounded like q clap Of thunder
as their wings brushed, observers
said. Both planes were based at
the Patuxent tMd.) Naval Air
Station.
Comdr. Jackson's plane crashed
in field about ! mile southwest
|of Hebron and burst into flames.
scattering wreckage over Q 100
.square-yard area. His body was
found by State police and VOL
|unteer searcilers.
1t. Schaeffer parachuted safely
TO the farm Of William Lee Twill
ley. about 8 miles east Of Hebron.
He was taken to Salisbury Air
port, where a plane new him back
to Patuxent.
1t. SchAeffer called his parents
here from Salisbury to tell them
he was safe.
"He said he wasn't scared. /"
Mrs. Schaeffer reported her son
told her. After all, he served
three tours Of combat duty in
Korea and has been through
more than one danger" But she
said her son told her. II was
mighty lucky to come down in
that farmers soybean patch
where I did,
1t. Schaeffer told Mr.. Twilley
after he landed that he and the
other pilot had been in radio
contact when their planes COLI
lided.
Mr.. Twilley said he was work.
ling in his wood shop and heard
what sounded like q clap Of
thunder He said he stepped
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Polio Cuse Reported

A29-year-old woman is Prince
Georges County's 40th polio VIC
tim. the Health Department re-
ported. The woman. from the
5000 block Of Seventy second
street, Hyattsville. was admitted
to Sibley General Hospital yes
terday. The county had SO cases
at this time last year.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Candidates Hit
Proposed Bond
For Arlington
$3.5 Million Issue
On Nov. s BulIot
Scored at Meeting

a eWo Sulisei..ioli salIul.
dates Tor the Arlington County,
board nave come out against 2
$50 million pond issue 70 oe
voted on IN tne november 9 eiec'
ton.
David 1. krupsaW ana ralph
kaul. nominated ~ Arlington.
ians Tor 2 Better County ano
made their stand known ~ !
meeting last night at jackson
School.
Their opponents. Arlington IN.
dependent Movement candidates
Arthur Pomponio and Capt. A
b, Leggett, said they believe the
referendum calling for improve
ments in streets. sidewalks and
|drainage--is justified because oi
emergency conditions,
The referendum was requested
by the AIM-controlled County
Board.
Mr.. Krupsaw said he Opposes
athis hastily thrown together
bond proposal because there
was mo real planning done or
lit, no consultation with ths
people, no stated priorities. allt
because more than $5.6 millior
IN bond funds Is still unspent.
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Veneion canuloa.e. salu s,le oills
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W HIdin.ani vou1p,e.s ses,ees'
to private interests. James @
IStockard and Incumbent DR.
Barnard JOY are also on the Con
vention slate for the Schoo
Board.
DR.. Joy said the Defenders Of
State Sovereignty. a pro-segre.
cation organization Of which Mr.
Kern Is . member. apparently
has taken over the campaign o
AIM" DR.. Joy said Q newspaper
advertisement published In Ar
Ilington yesterday over the De-
tenders name was the lowesl
type Of gutter politics"
Mr.. Kern said he knew moth,
ling Of the advertisement, which
predicted the convention sIat'
would integrate the schools Mrs
lO'Hara and Or. Blevins said tlles
ARE not members OF the De
TENDERS.
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