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Holy Week Services'
Planned Tomorrow 11
In Area Churches jj
Many Washington area 0
churches will hold services to- :
morrow as part of their Holy 1
. Week observance. c
Representative Judd, Repub- I
lican, of Minnesota, will speak c
at 8 pm. in Reformation Luth- 1
eran Church, 212 East Capitol f
street.
At St. Peter’s Evangelical 8
Lutheran Church, 1725 Michi
, gan avenue N.E., the Rev. Don- I
aid F. Brake, pastor, will talk on F
‘ The Tears of Jesus” at the 8 1
p,m. worship. c
“Y” Series to Close 8
The lenten supper series spon
sored by the Central Branch 8
YMCA, 1736 O street N.W.. will Q
close tomorrow. Dr. George M. j
Docherty, minister of New York .
Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will bring the message.
The Rev. George H. Yount,
minister of First Presbyterian
Church. Arlington, Va., will con
duct a service at 8:30 p.m.
, A young people's worship will
be held in the Full Gospel Taber
nacle. 915 Massachusetts avenue;
N.W., tomorrow at 8 pm. The i
Rev Lloyd Christiansen, pastor,
will conduct the service.
Washington City Brethren
Church, Fourth street and North
Carolina avenue S.E., will also
hold a service at 8 pm. with the
Rev. Duane H. Ramsey, minis
ter, In charge.
Dr. Sydnor L. Stealey, presi
dent of the Southeastern Baptist
Theological Seminary, will speak
on “Victories of Faith” at the 8
-p.m service in National Baptist
Memorial Church, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road N.W.
Air Force Chaplain Harry A.
McKnight, jr„ will preach on
» “Sheep, Prodigals and Rebels” at
the 8 p.m. worship in Briggs
Baptist Church, 5144 Massa
chusetts avenue, Westmoreland
Hills, Md.
District area churchgoers and
visitors attended Palm Sunday
services yesterday in record
numbers.
1,917 at Cathedral
Washington Cathedral had its
largest Palm Sunday gathering
in recent years, with 1,917 wor
shipers. This was approximately
200 more than attended services
a year ago and nearly 300 more
than were present in 1953 and j
1952.
New York Avenue Presbyterian j
Church also attracted a large
gathering, with 1,750 persons
in the congregation. Other
churches of the metropolitan
area reported their attendance
equalled or surpassed that of
last year.
Palms were distributed in all
Catholic and Episcopal churches
and in many churches of other
denominations.
Many churches were scheduled
to hold noonday services today.
Among them are Epiphany Epis
copal Church. 1317 G street
N.W.; National Presbyterian
Church, Eighteenth street and
Connecticut avenue N.W.. and
Reformation Lutheran Church,
212 East Capitol street.
Priest Lauds FBI Group
For integrity Example
Our country's “best people”
were urged to enter the fields of
government, education, labor re
lations and literature by the Rev.
James Keller, founder of the
Christopher Movement, yester
day.
Father Keller spoke to 600
FBI workers, relatives and friends
at the group’s sixth annual
' breakfast at the Mayflower hotel, j
He told the gathering the FBI
was a good example of “in
tegrity” and "devotion” in gov
ernment.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Dixon-Yates brawl
’'Scandal! Giveaway! Corrup
tion!”— that’a what foes call
this government contract. But
what is the truth?
April Reader’s Digest brings
you the most readable and in
formative story of the Dixon-
Yates ruckus that has yet ap
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complete picture of what has
been a jigsaw puzzle of conflict
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'lnside' Clue on 'Outside Job'
Brings Arrest of Employe
Two men were arrested yes
terday in a housebreaking “in
side job” faked to look like an
outside theft.
Probational Detective Clarence
W. Knotts of the third precince
cracked the case. He charged
Howard W. Plumfner, 20, colored,
of the 2100 block of N street
N.W., with housebreaking, and
Samuel Jackson. 18, colored, of
the 900 block of S street S.W.,
as an accessory after the fact.
Plummer is a service man for
Paul L. Brand Si Son, a motion
picture equipment firm at 2153
K street N.W. The company’s
office was ransacked March 18,
and SB4 was taken.
Pulled-out desk drawers, and
an open second-floor window,
made it appear as though an
outsider had entered the place.
But Detective Knotts noted the
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1321 14th St. N.W. 1 8-6330 j
window opened on a sheer, 30-
foot drop, and dust on its sill
i showed no footmarks. He began
checking details about the em
. ployes.
■ He said Plummer admitted un
i der questioning that he made a
. 1 duplicate office key months ago.
;! Plummer said he took the money
11 March 18 to pay a $45 debt to
[ 1 Jackson, the officer added.
• | Detective Knotts said Plum
mer told him Jackson drove him
:i to the office and waited while
i Plummer took the money and set
i! the stage.
5 1 The two men were scheduled
• to appear in court today.
1 760,000 Oil Burners Sold
i CHICAGO.—A total of 760,000
. j oil burners of all types was sold
; 1 in the United States last year.
Knights of Coiumbus
Honors Late Members
The District of Columbia
Knights of Columbus honored 22.
members who died during the
past year at a Paftn Sunday
memorial service yesterday in!
the Knights of Columbus Hall,
918 Tenth street N.W.
The group presented a memo
rial chalice in the name of the
deceased members to the Rev.
Joseph B. Coyne, curate of St
Gabriel's Catholic Church. John
E. Lynch, chairman of the Dis- 1
trict chapter, made the presenta- j
tion.
John D. Fitzgerald told the
more than 500 Knights of Colum
bus present their departed com
rades had been “true to their
faith and true to their country”
throughout their lives.
Francis B. Myers, chairman of
the program, presided.
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Grade A Milk Homofeniied 2Vn
Vitamin D Milk —"’ 22 c n
Tomato Juice s 2•- 49 c □
Applesauce “ —7 - S 1 □
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Vet’s Dog Food*3 -49 □
Bel-air Succotash 2’E 41 ‘ □
Orange Juice ~ 2 m 25 c □
Orange Juice for Babies carton 49 c n
Breaded Shrimp ST r 49‘ □
Haddock Fillets .v 39 c □
Fish Sticks is 39 c □
Seafood Dinner 59 c □
Westphalias Smoked*Butts ,b * 63‘n
Plate Beef *■ 19 C □
Short Ribs 35 c □
Frankfurters - 43 c □
Sausage Links —is 29 c □
Golden Carrots s— -10 C □
Asparagus 39 c □
Fresh Corn «,3 - 25 c □
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