Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-30

little later, WIN the laSC SuIlIlSe
service scheduled for 1880 am,
The first of the bigger serv-
ices, sponsored by the Organized
Bible Glass Association of Wash
ington, will open at 5:45 am.
in Carter Barron AmphItheater,
Sixteenth street and Colorado
avenue NV. A musical program
by the U. S. Navy Band, with
Comdr. Charles Brendler con-
Quoting, will be given until the
services proper starts at 6:15
am.
Dr.Hurst R. Anderson, rresi-
dent of American University
will deliver the Easter message,
This I Believe" The prayer
will be offered by Assistant At
torney General Perry w. Nor
ton. The invocation and bene-
diction will be given by the Rev.
John w. Lange, minister of edu-
cation at Chevy Chase Baptist
Church. and the Scrinture read
ing by Harold S. King. presi-
dent of the Organized Bible
Glass Association.
Billy Graham to Preach
Evangelist Billy Graham will
preach the sermon at the Z am.
service in the formal gardens
at the Walter Reed Army Medi-
cal Center. He will speak on
1.-THE Answer of the Risen
Christ to the Present World
Dilemma"
Among those participating in
the center's goth annual sunrise
service, oldest in the Washing
ton area, will be moving picture
stars Roy Rogers and Dale
Evans A choir of 300 voices
from church. school and televi-
sion choral groups. conducted by
Fague Springman Of the Univer-
sity of Maryland. will sing.
Mai. Gen. Leonard D. Hea-
ton. commanding general OF the
center. announced that the
q. S. Army Band, directed by
Mai. Hugh Curry, will play. The
band will also furnish music for
a "Massing of the Colors" cere-
mony by honor and color guards
of veteran, civic. fraternal. state
and school groups. 1t. Col. AL
ford v. Bradley. chief chaplain
at the center, is in charge OF the
service.
At Arlington Cemetery
Members Of the Supreme
Court and top government Off
cials will be among those attend
ing the 26th annual Easter sun
rise service in the Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery amphitheater at
7.30 am. Sunday. Chief Justice
Warren of the United States and
Supreme Court Justice Burton.
Harlan and Clark have accepted
invitations to the colorful cere-
mony, which is sponsored by the
Grand Encampment, Knights
Templar, of the U. S. A.
Army Secretary Brucker will
give the opening prayer. The
sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Thomas S. Roy OF Wor-
cester. Mass.
Nearly 500 Knights Templar
from out of town will join a
large Washington delegation in
the annual event. The Knights,
wearing black and white
plummed hats, will march from
the West Gate of the cemetery
to the amphitheater. They will
follow the U. S. Marine Band,
directed by Capt. Albert F.
Schoepper. USING.
After the service is over the
traditional placing of a Gross
of Lilies" at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier will take place.
The service will be broadcast
nationwide by the National
Broadcasting Co. 1t will be
heard locally over Radio Sta
ton WRC.
At Boiling Base
Speaker at the third annual
Easter sunrise service at Boiling
Air Force Base will be the Rev.
Hayden Edward. superintendent
of the Fort Worth (TexD
Methodist Church. The service
will start at $50 am.
Among those taking part will
be Air Force Chaplain Thomas
NJ. Anthony. Headquarters Com
mand's staff chaplain; the Rev.
Dorsey Sturgis, pastor of East
Bradbury H eigh is Methodist
Church; Navy Chaplain Arthur
c., Boyer Of the Naval Receiving
Station, Anacostia, and Air
Force Chaplain Robert D. Cow
ard. liaison chaplain of the base.
Color guards from four
branches of the armed services
and representatives from local
civic organizations and churches
will take part in Flag Pro-
cession" preceding the service.
Music will be furnished by the
U. S. Air Force ceremonial band.
Other sunrise services in the
Washington area Sunday are as
follows:
$3.50 am, Calvary Lutheran
Church, 9545 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring, Md. Air Force
Chaplain Martin c. Pooh will