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Evening star., 1956-12-12
Kuhurich Says Redskins
Will Play Usual Come

over the Eagles last Sunday.
Philadelphia had the ball on its
own 20-yard line. following Sam
Bakers erratic field goal try
from the AZ.
On first down Don Sehaefer
carried for Z yards through
the line. Dick Bielski added one.
That made it third down and
two when Quarterback Bobby
Thomason took the pass from
center and swung to his right.
Nobody was there. Before
TThomason recovered from his
surprise Bill Fulcher nailed him
for a 2-yard loss and the Eagles
had to punt, giving the ball to
the Washington eleven for its
last. and this time successful,
scoring chance.
Obviously somebody goofed.
Either the halfback expected a
straight handon from Thomason
and was too close 70 the line Of
scrimmase. or the Eagles back
field busted the signal complete
ly and went the wrong way.
Kuharich pointed out, how
ever. that no one can say wheth-
er the play would have gained
had there been no blunder. and
that the Redskins still had 81
yards 10 90 after receiving the
ensuing punt. But Il still must
be considered a key play in .
bitterly contested game.
The Redskins may have Chef
See REDSKINS, Page All
Evening star., 1956-12-12
By LEWIS r. ATCHISON


The outcome of the Giants
Eagles game in Philadelphia
Saturday won't have any effect
on the Redskins play against
the Pittsburgh Steelers in their
final home appearance the fol-
lowing day at Griffith Stadium.
Coach Joe Kuharich said today.
No doubt about it. the Red
skins win be juiced up for the
SteelerS If the Giants should lose.
That would pave the way for q
division title for the Washington
eleven and with that play-ofi
plum dangling before their eyes
the Redskins most certainly
would put something extra into
their work.
But. If the Giants should win.
and they are 7iz-point favorites
to take the Eagles and clinch the
crown. Kuharich expects the
Redskins TO play their usual
game" There won't be any let
down, Joe promised. Second
place money is still al stake. for
one thing. but regardless Of that.
Kuharicn believes his men would
give him 100 per cent effort II
the game meant nothing al all.
The Redskins also are 7 2-point
favorites.
One big play. probably the
turning point Of the game. was
overlooked By almost everybody
in the excitement OF the Red
SKINS last-second. 1917 victory
Evening star., 1956-12-12

BALTIMORE. Dec. l2.-The
Maryland Mile tracks we're told
today TO arrange their 1857 rae
ing dates between March and
December 2. thereby quashing a
move for a February u opening
d. Eldred Rinehart. chairman
of the Maryland Racing Com
mission. also ordered Pimlieo.
Bowie and Laurel to get together
ana present their revised pro-
pgssls for dates 70 the commis-
SiDn on Monday
The commission. meeting for
q preliminary date discussion
with the tracks. rejected the pro-
posal Of Donald Lilils. president
a Bowie, Who suggested that
the racing season open on Feb-
ruary ~ 20 insure 70 days free
Evening star., 1956-12-12
Commission Bors Bowie Plan
To Open Season February II

of New Jersey competition in the
late winter and early spring.
This year the l20-day Mary
land season opened on March 9
at Bowie and ends at Pimlico
Saturday.
Laurel viii ask for the opening
dates in March. probably seek
ing a 24-day meeting to begin
March T. a Laurel spokesman
said there was nothing to a
rumor that his track was con-
stder!ng dropping the Washing
ton, d c., International and that
the track would ask that its fan
meeting conclude on November
IL, International Day.
Pimlico was due 70 ask a short
meeting In May and q longer
meeting IN the fan.
Evening star., 1956-12-12
THEY THINK IT'S TOPS
Coaches Trying to Win
Friends for Basketball

Co., and Mcclure suffered 4
broken collar bone in the frs
quarter.
McGuire's Tar Heels meet CIV
tonight in Norfolk and play
Maryland Monday in Chapel Hill
Millikan and Reinhart pointed
out that Mcclure had one of the
best basketball teams in ths
country at Chapel Hill, if not
the best.
Frank asked how could they
tell? He admitted his team was
big, including 6-foot-l1 Billy
Hathaway, but he pointed Out
that l8 and 19-year-old boys car
make a lot Of mistakes, and that
his team played only eight home
games. Also, the December
schedule includes consecutive
road games with NYU, Holy
Cross and Dartmouth.
Mcclure added that basket
ball is not sport of unde-
feated teams, and nobody should
be expected to go all the way.
All four area coaches are
hopeful. Navy has experience
and speed and if it can get the
ball of the blackboard by hook
or crook, the Middies will be
tough. They've won all three
to date.
At CIV, Reinhart said pros
poets Of losing the first four
games are excellent, (he's lost
two and has Carolina and N. c.
State upcoming) but If his
youngsters don't get downhearted
they'll at least be learning. At
Georgetown. Nolan has a senior
club with at least two players
pushing the veterans and he
likes that combination. After
Millikan extolled the Carolina
team. he admitted Maryland
would show UP" for both games
with the Tar Heels and hoped to
win at least one.
Please invite me back" the
42-year-old Mcclure said as the
was called to order. And
in his Brooklynese he added. ''the
next time serve hushpuppies."
Evening star., 1956-12-12
AiIing Shoulder May Keep
Seixas Out Of Cup Matches
T0Ibert Has Hope
Veteran Will Be
Ready for Indiu

PERTH, Australia, Dec. IL (41.
Americas already almost i'm.
possible Davis Cup hopes re-
lceived another Jolt today when
veteran Vic Seixas turned up
with a shoulder ailment which
may keep him out of both the
linterzone and challenge round
matches.
Seixas turned up with the ail-
Innent In practice today and said
Iit was so painful he could hardly
hit q backhand.
Captain Bill Talbert, who had
nominated Seixas and Herbie
Flam for Fridays opening inter-
zone singles against India, said
he still hoped to use Vic, but
would wait the outcome of an
examination.
Talbert said he was not overly
worried about the injury and
believed it to be minor. He said
Seixas, who is 33, had come up
with similar injuries before and
thrown them off.
Seixas afterward said he had
mo pulled muscle or strain. but
thought his neck and shoulder
merely had been irritated by the
wind.
Giamma1va Standby
II am sure I can play" he
said.
II unable to play. Seixas will
be replaced by Sam Giammalva
of Houston.
Talbert earlier had announced,
referring to the interzone
matches:
I'VE think we can win but we
don't expect a easy time of it.
We will take no chances. We
will use our strongest and most
Experienced men,"
The draw is scheduled for
noon tomorrow at which time
lit will be determined how the
Americans face off against 49,
year -old Ramanathan Krishnan
and Naresh Kumar, India's two
man delegation.
KriShnan India Star
Talbert said he would not de-
eide on his doubles combination
until after the opening singles.
Matches are scheduled at
Kings Park Courts in this quiet
West Australian city Friday. Sat-
urday and Sunday. The victors
qualify to challenge Australia
for the Davis Cup at Adelaide
December 1928.
Thus far the American team
has failed to distinguish itself
in preliminary competition. The
Indians are dangerous.
KriShnan is the star Of the
team. A powerfully-built young
ster from Bhoothatandy, he up
set JaroSlav Drobny and Don
See DAVIS CUP, Page Ass
Evening star., 1956-12-12
.CasdresH Hopes
Ito Be Fourth
|ToGain 1000

Rick Casares not only has a
chance to lock up National Foot
ball League ground gaining
honors for 1856 against the
Detroit Lions Sunday, but he
could be the fourth player in
league history to top the 1000
yard mark.
The Chicago Bears big full
back has 936 yards to his credit,
Evening star., 1956-12-12
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY


The colleges claim too many
people in Washington are in
different to basketball, and with
education of the public in mind
the areas major schools held the
first in series of basketball
luncheons with the press yester-
day. The first one was at Mary
land, the next will be at Navy,
and Georgetown and George
Washington will be hosts later.
The coaches feel too many
people either are knocking or
ignoring basketball, which in
their opinion is the top specta-
tor sport. Coach Bud Millikan
Of the TerpS said it takes as
fine an athlete to play basketball
as any other sport.
Millikan talked of his theories,
and why he stresses defense;
Bill Reinhart of CIV spoke of
the problems of a sophomore
team, and Tommy Nolan of
Georgetown had a few words on
the experiences of a f1rst-year
coach,
Ben Carnevale Of Navy, who
finally has 6-foot-6 plebes at An
napoliS under the new Navy reg
ulation, spoke glowingly of the
future. "If they grow to 6 feet
8 or 9 after they're at the acad-
emy, we can keep them," Carne-
vale added.
However, the featured speaker
was a visitor, Frank MCGUIRE,
handsome, dapper coach at North
Carolina. Manhattan born,
Brooklyn raised and a Tar Heel
for five years, MCGUIRE has hit
many of the basketball stops and
has humorous tales from most of
them.
Mcclure knew almost every
body at the luncheon. The Rev.
Fred Brew of Georgetown was
freshman coach at Xavier High
in Brooklyn under Frank. And
about 20 years ago Reinhart
brought a CIV team to st. Johns
in Brooklyn, Tuffy Leemans and
Evening star., 1956-12-12
New Tigers Aide

CHICAGO, Dec. II (R.-
Charles C. Creedon. former busi-
ness manager and travelling Sec
retary Of Detroit's Beaumont
farm team. has been named
travelling secretary of the Tigers.
He replaces Frank B. Conway.
who has resigned to become
executive vice president of the
Briggs Sales Corp. at Lake Wales,
ITlo
Evening star., 1956-12-12
NFL Statistics.

The Chicago Bears big full
back has 936 yards to his credit
~------~-----~----~
NEL Stotistics. Poqe ABS
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a lead of 50 over second place
Ollie Matson of the neighboring
Cardinals. with one game left for
each. Casares needs GA to hit
the rarely reached 1000 mark,
and it may be a tough job, for
the Lions checked him with Al
in their first meeting this sea-
Son.
MatSon, ironically, would be
only eight yards from 1000, and
a mortal cinch to pass that
figure if two touchdown runs OF
IS and 83 yards against the
Bears had not been nullified by
penalties last Sunday. With 844
yards for IL games. Ollie will be
lpressed to crack 900 against the
Cleveland Browns in his last
game.
Van Buren Hit Twice
Only Steve Van Buren Of the
Philadelphia Eagles, the record
holder with l,146, Tony Canadeo
lof Green Bay. with 1,042, and
Joe Perry Of the San Francisco
Forty Miners have topped 1,0OO
yards in one season.
Van Buren. now an assistant
coach with the Eagles, did it
twice. reeling off 1.O08 in 1947
and hanging up the all-tilne rec
ord two years later. Canadeo's
1,052-yard total wasn't even good
enough to get the No. l rating,
coming. as it did, in 1949, when
Van Buren established his
record.
Alan Ameche seemed headed
for the magical number last year
when the rookie fullback from
wisconsin piled up gel yards to
lead Howie Ferguson of Green
Bay by 102 yards, A fast start
put Ameche within reach Of the
figure, but he cooled off near the
finish.
Redskins Fare Well
The Redskins Jared well in
the leagues weekly statistical
roundup, with five names On the
honor roll. Sam Baker headed
the list with the No. / spot in
field goals (16). second IN punt
ing and seventh in scoring.
Al Dorow was ninth in pass
ing and Johnny Carson fifth in
pass receiving. Norb Hecker was
tied for second with Detroit's
Jack Christensen in intercept
tons at eight each.
Leo (Old FaithfuD Filter, with
4S5 yards. was just % short of
tying Johnny Olszewski of the
Cardinals for 10th in ball carry
ing. With two games to go,
however. Leo has a good chance
of passing Johnny o" and fin
fishing in the top 10.
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who was burned in the fire, is
recovering. Dane Clark, MoIo
1.-The Mon coIled x. Dromo.
9-crusoder. Dromo.
The Cop Killer" Mott Anders
is challenged TO solve the riddle
Of one of the worst criminals.
Brion Keith.
9:75
5-Motthew Warren. News.
$3.50
4-Big Story. Dromo.
Reunion" will be tonieht's
drama.
5-crunch and Des. Adv'ture.
Mine, Ten ond Out" Forrest
Tucker.
1.-The Wise. Dromo.
"A Hotful of Trouble" Donald
6roy.
9-PIoyhouse OF Stars.
"A Light in the Desert" A doc
tor who has lost confidence in
himself gets morooned in desert
on Christmas eve and suddenly
encounters on experience that
restores his perspective. Lew
Ayres. Virginia Field.
1000
4-Sports CovoIeode.
Gospor Orteeo VS.. Tony DeMorco.
10 rounds. WelterWeiohts. Modi-
son Square Gorden.
5-Coptured. Crime.
Joseph McConn.
1.-The Roy Anthony Show.
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FRIDAY
9-The Lineup. Crime.

9-The Lineup. Crime.
The Deodwood Cast After s.
veors Of pretending, O cowboy
is found to be O corrpulsNe nor
Warner Anderson. Tom luliy.
1880
5-Poris Precinct. Police.
7-Dr. Hudson's Journal.
John Howard stors.
9-Person to Person.
lo:45
Aired Borber's Corner.
1900
4-News and LoeoI News.
Horkness. Sproeue.
5-News.
Warren.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoftrey. Allen, Malone.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. DouoIos Doniels.
IIsIO
5-Woshington Movietime.
-Four Jocks ond o Jill" 1871.
Oesi Arnoz.
Has
4-Weother. Sports. Music.
Strneer Simpson Les Paul. I
9-The Late Show. Movie.
la Hours. The PIunderers.
1913. Rod Comeron. llono Mas
sey. Forrest Tucker.
ll:20
7-NTA Film Spectacular.
Tonight We Roid Colois." le43.
AnnobelIo. Lee }. Cobb.
1870
4-Tonight. Steve Allen.
loo
9-WeotheT.
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December II
80

1880
4-Eddie Fisher. Songs.
5-Fobion Of ScotIond Yard.
Cocktail Girl.
7.Rin Tin Tin. Adventure.
1.-THE White Buffalo," Rinty and
Rusty tonoIe with gong of law
less buffalo hunters. Lee Aoker.
o-My Friend FIieko.
.Stors Gene evons, Anita Louise,
Johnny Woshbrook.
7:45
4-NBc News.
Dovid Hrinkley. Chef EiuntIeY.
500
4-Life Of Riley. Comedy.
Worlds Greatest 0rondson."
5-First Run Theoter. Movie.
Hour, IS Min. "Annobel Tokes
Tour" 1898. Lucille Boil. Jock
Ookie
7-Adventures Of Jim Bowie.
THE Return Of Alcibiode Jim
accidentally finds the true mean
ing of Christmas while on the
troll of vengeance. Scott Forbes.
9-West Point.
Christmas Present" The plebes
hove the time Of their lives for
10 days during the Christmas
holidays when West Point be-
longs TO them.
$3.50
4-WoIteF WineheIl Show.
COLOR. Eddie Fisher, frankie
Lyman and the Teenoeers ore the
guests.
7-CTossFoods. Drama.
"Our First Christmas Tree" The
story OF the scandal erected by
the appearance of the first
Christmas tree in church in
clevelond in 1851. Don Toylor.
9-Zone Grey Theoter.
"Muletown Gold Strike. A young
Civil Wor veteran reeoins his
foith in humanity with the help
Of young boy. Rory Calhoun.
900
4-0n Triol. Drama.
THE Fourth Witness" The court
triol of man accused of being
on orsonist is postponed tor 50
torturous dogs while q witness.
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Dinner to Honor
Father Donuqhy

The Very Rev. William A.
Donaghy. S. j.. president of the
College of the Holy Cross. Wor-
cester. Mass, will be the guest
of honor at a dinner Monday
at Ted Lewis Restaurant, 1855
Connecticut avenue, NV.
Frank Carey. Associated Press
science writer, will be toast
master. The affair is being
given by the Holy Cross Alumni
Club of Washington. Joseph A.
Barrett is club president and
Peter J. Kennedy is dinner
chairman.
The affair will open with q
reception for Father Donaghy
at z pm.
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Leprosy Missions
Auditory to Meet

The Washington Auxiliary,
American LeproSy Missions, will
hold its semiannual meeting at
1890 am. Tuesday in Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
900 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
DR.. Albert D. Helser of the
Soudan Interior Mission. Nigeria,
West Africa. and DR.. Robert
Tebbe. superintendent of the
Leprosy Home. Rawalpindi, PAX
istan, will speak.
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|OfD.C. Pastor
To Be. Marked

The Rev. Donald F. Brake will
be honored tomorrow. on the
25th anniversary of hisordina-
ton as a minister, by members
of st. Peters Evangelical Luz
theran Church, Michigan avenue
and Webster street NE.
Special speakers will highlight
the II am. service, marking the
occasion. DR.. William A. Wade
of LovettSville. Va. president of
the Maryland Synod when Mr..
Brake was ordained, and DR.. NJ.
r. Hamsher of Gettysburg, Pa,
president of the West Pennsyl-
vania Synod at that time. will be
in the pulpit.
A graduate CO Gettysburg Col
lege and Gettysburg Theological
Seminary, Mr.. Brake was or
dained in st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, McConnelsburg. Pa. He
came here in 1852 from st.
Johns Lutheran Church, Cum
berland, Md.
Mr.. Brake will speak on 1.-THE
School of Christ" at the 8:45 am.
service tomorrow.
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5 Russion Boptists to Speak
In D. c. Churches Tomorrow

Five Russian Baptists visiting
the United States will speak at
w q shingt on area Baptist
churches tomorrow.
Alexander Karev, general Sec
rotary Of the Evangelical Union
of Christian Baptists in Russia,
and nya Ivanov, treasurer, will
speak at the 9 am. service in
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
and H streets NV. At the 1l:15
am. service Nikolai Levindanto,
vice president. and Mr.. Karev
will speak.
Jakov Zhidkov. president of
the Russian church body, and
Miss Claudia Tyrtova, a repre-
sentative of Russian Baptist
Youth. will speak at the IL am.
service in First Baptist Church,
Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. Zhidkov, Mr.. Levindanto
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street NV. Five guests were
received the first year.
New Home Acquired
BY 1917. however, the number
had grown so great that larger
quarters were needed. The
property known as Ingleside, at
the Newton street address, was
purchased. Two wings have
been added to the original In
|gleside home.
The home is supervised by
Miss Ann Patterson who said
the ladies favorite pastime run
towards television. They also
make extensive use of the
homes library.
Miss Patterson. supervisor for
more than rs years, will be on
hand today to help the ladies
receive.
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q to Be Confirmed
BY Jewish School

Twenty-three students of the
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Religious School will
be confirmed at 10 am. tomor-
row in B'nai Israel Congregation
synagogue, 1905 Sixteenth street
NV.
Rabbi Tzvi H. Porath, spiritual
leader Of Montgomery County
Jewish Community, will speak on
THE New Adventure"
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and Miss Tyrtova win speak at
the 8 pm. service in Brookland
Baptist Church. Sixteenth and
Monroe streets NE.
Mr.. Karev and Mr.. Ivanov will
speak at the 1880 pm. worship
in Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets NE.
The Russians will 60 to Rich
mond. Va. and Augusta. Ga.
before attending the Southern
Baptist Convention, May 30
June 2. at Kansas City, Mo.
Arnold T. Ohrn Of Washing
ton, general secretary of ..the
Baptist World Alliance, said the
visitors are here on an invita-
ton extended them by q repre-
sentative committee Of the ma
jor Baptist denominations in the
United States and their presi-
dents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-19

BETHLEHEM I'd. CO.
I Berthal. $50 $50 and ii am.
CHRIST I'd. c.
VIM z Bruening. $40 and II am.
FIRST TRINITY I'd. CO..
4th and E SITS NV, Rev H. 3.
Roetk. $40 and IL am. Service
Broadcast Over Station WOOK
AND at 1870 Am and WAN
MOUNT OLIVET I'd. CO.
1906 Vermont Ave. NV. Rev.
VIM. Schiebel, II am.
, PILGRIM I'd. c.
$500 Mass. Ave. NV. Rev. Emo
across Street, western Junior High.
During Building Of New Sanctuary
at $50 and IL am; Sunday
School. $50 am
CALVARY (Silver Spring.
a545 Georgia Ave, s:45 and
ST. ANDREW (Glenmont)
l2247 Georgia Ave. Rev Paul
Foelber. $40 and II am
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Russell Rd.. Rev. wilmer
D. Mensing. $50 and ii am.
BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Va.)
Beacon Hin Rd and Oak DR., Rev.
Jonn Graudin. Sunday School.
,g:I5 am: Worship. 1920 am.
THE LUTHERAN HOUR" s.
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VISITOR The Most Rev.
Metropolitan Leonty, Arch
bishop Of New York and
Primate of the Russian
Orthodox Church of Amer
lea, will conduct the 7
o'clock service tonight and
the 1890 am. worship to-
morrow in the Russian
Orthodox Church of st.
Nicholas, $500 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. The
Sunday service will mark
the first anniversary Of
dedication of the church's
basement section. The Very
Rev. Arkady Moyseyer is
rector of st. Nicholas
Church.
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Muy Procession

The annual May procession on
the grounds Of the Catholic
Home for the Aged. 3043 p
street NV, will be held at S pm.
tomorrow. The affair is being
organized by the volunteer nurs-I
ing committee Of the Archdi-I
ocesan Council of Catholic Nurses
of Washington.
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LUTHERAN SERVICES
missouri synod
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
BIBLE CLASSES, s:4s AM.

ST. PAUL'S Gals Church)
beesb1rg pkg and Idaylwood Rd..
OUR SAVIOR (Arlington)
Kavasch. $40 and ii am.
FRANCONIA (Virginia)
Franconia Elementary School.
Service, IL am; Sunday School.
LUTHERAN CHAPEL
tOxON HILL, Md
5T35 Oxon Hill Rid Sc. GAS
am: Sunday School, IL am.
TRINITY mt. Rainier)
Both and Bunker Hill Rd.. 1890
am. sunday School. 9.I5.
REDEEMER .(HyattSville)
3Sth and Lonefellow, Rev VIM. n
Kohn. 1890 am: Sunday School
GREENBELT t22 Ridge Rd.)
Rev Edward H. sirner $40 and
ASCENSION (Landover Hills)
a sSb9 10th Ayes Rev Henry
s schooi. s:s6 ) ana Il am; Sunday
TRINITY (BOwie)
Bowie. Md. Rev. Henry Schroeder.
$3.50 am; Sunday School, 1880
Church Of the Deaf I'd. CO.
Al Christ, 510l 18th st. NV. Rev
W A. Westerman. Cali ia 9-95b2
for Time of Service
NDAY, 1880 PM, WEAM, 1890
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Missionary
AtCuthedruI

The Rev. Raymond j. Hammer
OF Oxford, England, will preach
at the 4 pm. service tomorrow
in Washington Cathedral.
Mr.. Hammer is on furlough
from his post as missionary and
professor at the Tokyo Central
Theological College. Tokyo,
Japan.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated at the IL am. service
tomorrow by the Rev. Robert F..
Met regor. a canon of the Ca
thedral. The Very Rev. Francis
B. Sayre, jr., Cathedral dean,
will speak.
The Illinois State nag will be
carried in all the Cathedral pro-
ceSSions tomorrow.
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Oil Puintino
To Be Shown

An oil portrait of the late Rev
John T. Huddle, pastor Of st
Paul's Lutheran Church from
1904-29 and pastor emeritus unit
his death in 1910, will be un.
yelled at 4 pm. tomorrow in the
church, Connecticut avenue and
Everett street NV.
DR.. Huddle's widow will attend
the special service and unven the
portrait. 1t was done by Mrs
Helen Minifie of Washington.
DR.. Harry F. Baughman, presi-
dent Of the Lutheran Theological
Seminary. Gettysburg. Pa, will
speak. He served st. Paul's
Church from 1854.
DR.. Henry w Snyder, pastor OF
the church, will also take part
in. the service.
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FoirIington Church
Will Seek $15O,000

Members Of Harrington Meth
odist Church Of Alexandria, Va,
will take part in q drive for
$150,000 tom orrow through
Thursday.
The campaign is being held
to retire the debt on the church,
completed in 1854 at Leesburg
pike and Shirley highway, and
eventually to start work on a
third unit.
The Rev. Alton E. Lowe, of
the department of finance,
Division Of National Missions,
Methodist Church, is in charge
of the drive. He will speak at
the $50 and IL am. services
tomorrow.