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Mi«s Diana Blair Gambrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ard Van Nest Gambrill of Vernon Manor, Peapack, N. X, is being married today at the home of her parents to Antonio L, Villa, son of Count and Countess Alfonso p Villa of 18 East 72d street. The ceremony is being performed bv Mgr. William I. McKean of Bernardsville and will be followed bv a reception.

Escorted by her father, the bride is wearing a gown of cream colored faille silk, a long veil of heirloom Belgian lace which was also worn by her mother, and she is carrying white spray orchids. Her maid of honor and only at­tendant is her sister, Miss Ann Van N. Gambrill, who is wearing a replica of. the bride's gown in green faille silk and is carrying yellow spray orchids. " Paul G. Pennoyer Jr. Is acting i best man for Mr. Villa) and

die usher* are Lieut-Commander Robert Grant 3d, Lieut. Augustus G. Paine 2d, Lieut. Geraldyn Red­mond and Lieut. Endicott Pea* body, all U. S. N. R., and Major John Hamilton and Lieut. John Irving of the Army.

The bride was graduated from the Foxcroft School in Middle-burg, Va., and was introduced to society in 1941 a t a supper-dance given at Blairsden. the freajack Borne of her grandfather, ,C. jLed-yard Blair of this city and New­port, R. I., former governor of the New York Stock Exchange and one-time commodore of the New York Yacht Club. She Is a granddaughter also of the late Mrs. Blair, who was Miss Flor­ence Osborne Jennings, and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gambrill of New York.

Mr. Villa, who has been in Gov< •nment service since 1942, when he served in South America, was graduated f r o m t h e Groton

tool and from Harvard, where was a member of the A. D.

Club. He returned recently from Italy, where he served with the

{' Allied Control Commission.

Miss Barr Is Married To C. E. Loizeaux Jr.

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Ate marriage of Miss Elizabeth Manning Barr, daughter of Mrs. Raymond Van Vranken Miller of Plainfield, N . J., and of Frank Seymour Barr o f Sparta, N . J., to Charles Edward Loizeaux Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Loizeaux, also of Plainf ield, i s taking place today in the Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church in Plain-field. The Rev. Dr. John J. Mo­ment, pastor of: the. church, Is performing the ceremony, and a reception will follow a t the home of the bride's parents.

f. C- Markert Weds Miss Ve& C.Riecker

Miss Vera Carolyn Riecker, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Wil­liam Frederick Riecker of Kings Point, Great Neck; L. I., i s being married this afternoon in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Great Keck, to John Conrad Marker t, son of Mrs. John Markert and the late Mr. Markert of this city. The Rev. William Grime, the rec­tor, Is performing the ceremony.

Lieut.-Col.J. C.Stewart Weds Miss Bossong

Miss Jacqueline Caye Bossong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C Bossong of New York and Wernersville, Pa., was married yesterday, t o Lieut-Col. James C. Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Stewart of Corona, Cal., in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. A reception followed a t

Ljferty's. .

MfeMBERS OF COMMITTEE

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British General Insists on Moyein

Princess Kyril Schefbatow (left) and Mrs. A. Charles Schwartz at a meeting of the committee for tha Traveler* Aid Society benefit dinner-dance which will open tha Wedgwood Room at

the Waldorf-Astoria on next Friday for the season.

By Way of Mention Mrs. Kenneth N . Gilpin of

Boyce, Va., and Mrs. E. Kirk Haskell of Peapack, N. J., are ex­pected to arrive tomorrow at the Weylin.

Mrs. William W. Reese is ex­pected to arrive today at the Ambassador. Mr. and Mrs. James Cary 3d are at the Ambassador from Baltimore.

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Washington and Mrs. George T. Draper of San Francisco are at the Savoy-Plaza.

Mrs. Andrew Van Pelt and her daughters, Mrs. R. Fulton Cut

Lt.L.H.B. Malone Weds Miss Reilly

Miss Joan Gilroy Reilly, daugh­ter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Reilly of 1 Lexington avenue and Rye, N. Y., is being married today In the Church of the Resurrection, Rye,,to Lieut. Lee H. B. Malone, U. S. N. R., son of Mrs. Lee Quayle Malone of 128 East 83d street and Cleveland, and the late Mr. Ma­lone. The ceremony is being per­formed by the Rev. Hugh Duffy and Mgr. John Fearns is the cele­brant of the Nuptial Mass, as­sisted by the Rev. John D. Mc-Gowan and the Rev. Joseph O'Connell.

The bride has her sister, Miss ting and Miss Helen Van Pelt, Macy Ann Reitfy, for maid of are- at Hampshire House from honor, and her other attendants

Singapore, Sept. 29 (A. P.).— British Lieut-Gen. Sir Philip Christlson, newly appointed Al­lied commander for the Nether­lands East Indies, said today the Dutch administration at his ur­gent insistence will meat with de­fiant Indonesian nationalist lead­ers. The Indonesians have stated they would resist any occupation landings, if Dutch troops were among the forces, Christison as­serted.

[The New Delhi radio quoted J. J. Lawson, British Secretary of State for War, as saying at Singapore that Britain's obliga­tions to her Allies.did not in­volve fighting for the Dutch against Javanese .nationalists, nor for the French against the people of Indo-China.1 •

British Imperials, mainly In­dians of Christison's Fifteenth Indian Corps, will begin landings tomorrow at selected coastal key points in Java and Sumatra.

Suffering in Sumatra. Palembang, Sumatra, Sept 28

(Delayed) (A. P.).—The first American party Into Sumatra found evidence today that the na­tives in this once rich food pro* ducing island are threatened with starvation.

We arrived by plane after cir­cling'the city and the blackened and bomb-wrecked oil refineries. Japanese guards were much In evidence and were virtually the only troops In Sumatra with arms. The occupation forces have not arrived, although most Allied war prisoners have been evac­uated.

An intelligent native employed by the Japanese said women and children everywhere on the is­land are crying for food. A Fran ciscan priest who today reopened

The Choir Loft Choral Works by Lotti and Yon Will Be

Heard Tomorrow* By WILLABD IRVING KEVINS.

Lotti's mass for three voices wi l l be sung under t h e direction of Ernest Whi te a t the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, 139 West 46th street, a t 1 1 A . M. tomorrow.

Ernest Mitchell will resume his weekly organ recitals at Grace Church, Broadway and Tenth street at 12:30 P. M. next Friday.

Under the direction of Andrew R. Watson the Women's Univer­sity Glee Club will hold their re­hearsals In the Mount Holyoke Club Room of the New Weston Hotel, Madison avenue and 50th street on Mondays at 8 P. M. College women or those with spe­cial musical training are welcome as members.

The full choir, directed by Dr. Hugh Porter, will return for the 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. services at the S t Nicholas. Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue and 48th street, tomorrow.

Pietro Yon's "Regina Pads" will be given by Dr. Charles M. Courboin at St. Patrick's Cathe­dral, Fifth avenue and 50th street at 10 A. M. tomorrow.

The forty-sixth year of the Gull-mant Organ School will open next Wednesday. Special courses in choir training, organ and theory are open to service men.

George William Volkel will be heard in an organ recital at the Park Methodist Church, Bloom-field, N. J., at 4 P. M. tomorrow.

A cantata entitled "The Story of the Kingdom of God" will be presented by the New England Lutheran Choir at 4 P. M. tomor­row at the Gustavus Adolphus Church, 151 East 22d street

Christmas In SlcUy. Ton: Belgian Mothar's Song, Beaolt; Toccata. Wider.

. Programs Tomorrow. , BAPTIST.

RIVERSIDE-At 11: Organ, Praelucitim UI, Mendelssohn; anthem*. Morale* Hymn, Henschrt: Thou Alone Art God. Mendels­sohn. Frederick Klneley, organ!st.

CHRISTIAN* SCTEXCE. THIRD CHURCH-At 11 A. U. aad S

P. 3d.: Organ, Large, Handel: solo. Com­fort To. Handel: organ. Air in E minor. Handel: Every Valley Shall Be Sui ted . Handel. Leslie Harvey, organist.

NINTH CHURCH—At 11 A. M. and 4:30 P. M.: Organ. Meditation Ste. ClothUde. James; solo. Our Father, Because Thou Art in Heaven. Stephens: organ. The Swan. Saiat-Saeno; Oread Choeur la C, Ohauvet. Merlon See tens, organist.

COLLEGIATE.

Hall; tele, Than Shal! the Righteous, Mtn-" IOBB: ergen, l a Thee la Joy. Bach.

At 4:30: Organ. Chorale. Karg-EUert; Nunc dlmlttli in F, Coleridge-Taylor: an­thems. Lovely Appear. Oounod: Lord, for Thy Tender Mercies. Ferrent; organ, Credo. Bach. Xraest Mitchell, organist.

INTERCESSION-At 11: Organ, Adagio ia A minor. Bach; Kyrle Eieison, Serblea Liturgy: anthem, Glorloue la Thy Name. Morart; Sanctus. Bened Ictus. Agnus Del, Eyre: motet. Breed, of th# World. MacKin­non: organ. Toccata Jn C. Baca. At 8: Organ. Elevation. Couperia: Magnificat and Nuno dimittis, Shaw: anthem, O for

Closer Walk With God. Foster: organ. mphony la B Cat. LeBegue. Clinton

Reed, organist. . ST. JOHN THE DIVTNE-At 11: Com­munion Service ia O, Wlllaa; anthem. To the Master of Music aad Loveliness. Row­ley. At 4: Magnificat ead Nunc dimittis in C. Stanford: anthems. Thee O Christ. ths Father's Splendor. Pange Lingue: an­them. Hallelujah! Amen, Handel. Norman Coxe-Jephcott, organist.

ST. MART THE VTRGIN-At 11: Organ, Allegro. Symphony VI, Widor: Mass for Three Voices. Lotti: motet, Tata polchra es, Maria, dt Ranee: organ. Fugue la-C

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the Night, Woodman: organ, A Seng of Triumph, Dlggle. Hart Giddlngs, organist.

BAST EIQHTT- NINTH S T R E E T 1

CHURCH—At 11: Organ. IdyUe. Boesl; Prelude on Meditation, Sowerby; anthemi, Gloria.* Morart; Fierce Raged the Tern-; peat. Candlyn: organ. Fanfare, Lemmeos, Ralph Douglass, organist.

'UNITARIAN. A l l , SOULS-At 10:43: Organ. Chorale.

Pt iere: Suite Gothlque, Boellmann: Con-moto. Mendelssohn: duet. X WUl Mega!fg Thee. O God. Moeeathal: anthem. Come. Thou Holy Spirit, Wacely; organ. L a Marche dee Grls-velue. Couperia. Will iam Heary Brewster, organist.

MARBLE—At 1 1 : Organ. Elegy. Noble . Arioso in A, Bach; anthems. Spirit of God, Weaver: Rejoice i a the Lard Alway, ParceU. A t 7:45: Organ, Suite Oothiaue. Boellmann; solo. God I t a Spirit. Vi Dyke; anthem. O Com* to My Heart . Ax arose. Charles R. Croabam. organist.

ST. NICHOLAS—At 10:48: Organ. Rhap-eodie.. Barnes: anthems, O Praise the Name. Techaikowsky: In Him W e Live. Baumgartner: organ. Finale. Symphony II, Barnes. At 7:43: Organ, Meditation. Bu-heck: Andante. Stamlts; anthems. Magni­ficat, Stanford: Holy. Holy. Stewart: or­gan. Modereto ia C minor, Bingham. Hugh Porter, organist.

CONGREGATIONAL. BROADWAY TABERNACLE-At 10:45:

Organ, Voluntary ia C, Wesley; Aria . P a r -cell: Sonatina. Bach; anthems. Almighty and Merciful God. Goes: Let This Mind B e In Tou, Beach; Alleluia, Hummel. John Grotb, organist.

EPISCOPAL. G R A C E - A t I t : Beaedlctas

minor. .Bach. Edgar Hilllar, Ernest White , director. .

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METHODIST. BROADWAY TEMPLE-At 11: Organ

Largo, Handel: anthems. Open the Gates of tha Temple. Knapp: Arise. Shine. Mac-Dei-mid; organ. Maestoso. 3d Symphony, Schumann. Emily Avery, organist.

PRESBYTERIAN. BRICK—At 11: Organ. We Praise Thee,

We Bless Thee, We Give Thanks Unto Thee. Welti; anthems. The Lord I t My Light, Parker: organ. Be Strong. Am­brose; Heroic Piece, Webhe. Dr. Clarence Dickinson, organist.

GREENWICH-At l i t Organ. Sonata VI, Meadelssohn; anthem, As the Hart Pants, Mendelssohn: telo. My Hope Is in the Ever-lastbhf. Stalnex: organ. Fugue from So­nata VI, Mendelssohn. At 4 : Organ, An­dante from Sonata VI, Meodelsaohn; an­thems. Let My Prayer Come Up. PurceU: I Sought the Lord. Stevenson: organ. Lord God. Now Open Wide Tby Heaven. Bach. Edith Gwinn, director; John Ahlstrend. organist.

RUTGERS—At 11: Organ, Andante. C minor Sonata, Rheinberger: Melodle, Tachalkoweky: anthem. Send Out Thy Light, Gounod; organ. On Wings of Sons, Mendelssohn. Charles A. Baker, organist.

WEST END—At II : Organ, Adagio from Symphony IV. Widor; solo. Comfort Ye and Every Valley. Handel; anthem. And the Glory of the Lord. Handel; Moderato, Franek. At 8: Reverie. Vierro; anthems. Beheld the Lamb of God. Surely He Hath Borne. Handel: organ. Our Father Who Art in Heaven, Bach. John Harms, or­ganist.

WEST-PARK-AtUt Organ. Air la F . Handel; Sanctus, Andrews; anthems,

at . Domino. Thou Art My King, Thompson; A Song In

VJKTVEBSAU8T. DIVINE PATERNITY-At l i t

Andaate. 5th Symphony. Beethoven: gto Oaatablle, Senate Pattwttaue. Seettto* vea; solos. O Lord. Most Holy. Fraaakf Just for Today, Beaver; organ. Adagio. Moonlight Sonata, Beethoven; Trio in D major, Beethoven.

Boy Badly Injured i. By Accidental Shot

William Scheuerman. 15 years old, of 1017 East 178th street, the Bronx, was in critical condi­tion today at Fordham Hospital with a bullet wound in the left side of his chest William was rushed to the hospital last night after a .22 caliber rifle went off accidentally as his twin brother. Robert, was examining i t

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Lieut.-Com. Richard T. Whar­ton, U. S. N. R., and Mrs. Wharton are at the Ritz-Carlton from Newport*'

Mrs. Daniel Cox Fahey Jr. is at the Barclay from Chevy Chase, Md.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pew of Bryn Mawr, Pa., are at the Wal dorf-Astoria, .-Mr. and -Mrs, Wil-

are' Mrs. Theodore T. Meehan and the Mioses Mary Agnes and Made­leine Halpin Reilly, also sisters of the bride; Daphne Skouras, Mary Louise Molony and Madge Daly, cousin of the bride. .

Benjamin Hauserman is serving as best man for Malone, whose ushers are Lieut Gregory M, Reilly, A. U. S., and Myles Reilly, brothers of the bride; Lieut.-Commander Lemuel Cooke, U. S. N.; Lieut. Bas i l . D. Henning, Lieut Maurice Flinn, Lieut. (j.'g.)

i M S S S d i S *ft*3v» **.»Sfe " ^ Washington, D . c , after a short stay a t the Waldorf.

John AcheJisWeds Miss Mary C. Harlow

Trinity Church in Concord, Mass., i s the setting for the wedding - today of Miss Mary Cheever Harlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dexter Harlow of Concord, to John Achelis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnfritz Achelis of this city and Rumsoii, N. J.

The bride is being given In marriage by her father and is attended by her sister, Mrs. George E. Vialle, and the Misses Louise Achelis, sister of the bridegroom; Elizabeth Cotton, Caroline S. Hallock, Julie Anne Foote and Patience Hosmer.

Lester Coonley Marries Miss Bliss

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Miss Virginia Bliss, daughter cf George H. Bliss of N e w Lon­don, N. H., is being married to-fey in the chapel of Christ Methodist Church t o Lester Coonley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coonley of 241 East 61st street and Lake Sunapee, N. H. The Rev. Ralph H. Sockman is performing the ceremony, which v-lll be followed by a reception tt the Weylin.

Miss Munhall Engaged To Arthur G. Benzie Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Mun-nail of Flushing, L. I., have an­nounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Martha Munhall, to Arthur G. Benzie Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Benzie of La*ke-

Ohio. Miss Munhall studied a t Blue

nidge College, New Windsor, Md. Mr. Benzie attended Antioch Col-|*fe, and was graduated from Western Reserve University. *

The wedding will take place in October.

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Ensign P. C. Browne ToWed Miss Hancock

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Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock of pedarhurst I* L, have announced we engagement of their daugh­ter, Miss Jeane Hancock, to En­sign Peter C. Browne, son of Mr. ntf Mrs. Curtis Northrop Browne of Hewlett L, I.

Ensign Browne, a.graduate tn JH3 of Ensign Gunnery School Washington, Conn., was selected rot the NavyV-12traIningcourse, l i v i n g his commission two Months ago at the Midshipmen's Reserve School, Northwestern yniversity. He will leave shortly for Pacific sea duty.

*• AT THE WALDORF. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bralnard

* Hartford, Conn., are at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mr. and Mrs. whn Paul Jones of Chestnut Hill, **., are also at that hote l

T- T. Knappen Weds MissGeorgiannaFerguson

Miss Georgianna Ferguson of 35 Fifth avenue, daughter of the late Wilson Ferguson of Read ing and Pittsburgh and his first wife, Mrs. Shirley Brockunier Ferguson of Wheeling, W. Va., is being married today in the Marble Collegiate Church to Theodore Temple Knappen of this city and Old Westbury, L. I. Mr. Knappen is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Macfarlane Knappen of Wash­ington, D. C. A reception in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Grosvenor is to follow the cere­mony.

Andrewt*all U.~S." N. R.; John Hauserman, and Sheldon and John Allen, cousins of the bride* groom.

After the ceremony a reception will be held at the Manursing Island Club in Rye.

The bride was graduated from the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Noroton, Conn.; attended ihe Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart and has served as a nurse's aid at St. Vincent's Hos­pital. She is a sister of the late Capt. John Sheridan Reilly of the Army, who was killed in action in Belgium last October.

Malone attended the Univer­sity School of Cleveland, Chil-lon College in Switzerland, and was graduated from Tale in 1939. Before entering the Navy he was in the office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, Wash­ington. He has served with Fleet Air Wing 15 in Africa and with the United States Eighth Fleet in the Mediterranean, where he re-c e i v e d special commendation from Admiral H. K. Hewitt for his participation in the invasion of Italy and southern France. He is now assigned to Carrier Air Group 74.

Miss Jacobs Is Bride OlD.S.Pakradooni

ORGAN BJECITALS. Br Ernest Mitchell at Grace Church.

Broadway aad Tenth atreet. Vat 12:30 P. M. next Friday: Chorale. Vierae: Can-zona. GabrteU; Sous I« Noyer, "Jacob: Paraphrase-Carillon, Touraemlre.

At the Cathedral ot St. John the Divine by Victor Powell at 3:30 P. M. tomorrow: Concerto la G minor, Camtdge; Andaate. Sonata I, Hanrood.

By George William Volkel at the Park Methodist Church. Bloomfleld. N. J., at 4 P. H. tomorrow: Toccata aad Fugue In D minor. Bach; Sonata VI. Mendelssohn; Sketch in F minor. Schumann; Nocturne. The Fountain. Nocturne at Twilight, Dale-

t h e C a t h o l i c h o s p i t a l , S a i d m a n y i m a t e r : Marche Pittoreeque. Bioeger: Bell natives had die* Another na-\™S*± °**«" »"»"»• Humors. tive said that since early in the war the Japanese systematically visited every farm and plantation and confiscated 80 per cent of each crop. .-The Japanese did not bother much with the rubber planta­tions, the native said, and the trees have not been tapped in several seasons.

A Japanese captain, who met us at the airdrome with auto­mobiles to drive us to the Buys Hotel, said Major-Gen. Tanabe had 26,000 Japanese troops in South Sumatra.

Later, we visited the. Standard Oil Company and Shell Oil Com pany refineries riear the city. .At the American-owned refinery we found tanks with a capacity of 700,000 gallons flattened by direct bomb hits.

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jfolfajQttjj Notices Baptist

Catoat? Psptitft Ctwrcb STth Street between 6th and 7th Avenues W I I . U A M WARD AYER. D .D . . PASTOR

11—"Marat of A Rellgloat Traitor" 7:15-"Why Join-the Churchr»

' 3 - D R . FRANK E . GAEBEI/EI.\T

"The Place of tha Jew In God's Plan" s CALVART RADIO BROADCAST Sunday. 11.30 and 8 PJI.—WHN 1050 Kc.

THE RIVERSaOE CHURCH Riverside Drive and 122nd Street

I I A . M . - D r . HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK "The Urgency Of Ethical A s , ; Well A B Economic Reconvaralon.0

7:30 P.M.—USNR Service; Chaplain Metters

CNofe change to Standard Timt.'i

The wedding of Miss Ann Loyd Jacobs, daughter of Mrs. L. Richard Kinnard of 25 Fifth avenue and of George Wayne Jacobs of Wayne, Pa,, to Dikran S. Pakradooni, son of Mrs. Haig Herant Pakradooni of Over-brook, Pa., and the late Mr. Pakradooni, is taking place to­day in All Saints Church, Wyn newood, Pa. Archbishop Tirayre is officiating at the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Gibson Bell and the Rev. Leonce Arabian.

Yanks Got Roundabout Aid. Saigon, Sept 27 (Delayed) (A.

P.).—Capt. Lee Frost, 37 years old, of Pittsburgh, one of ten Americans who were engaged by revolting A n n a m i t e s here Wednesday in a pitched gun bat­tle, worked for fifty minutes be­fore getting through a radio message to Kandy, Ceylon, for aid.

The Annamites had cut tele­phone wires leading from the house in which the Americans took refuge after Lieut.-Col. A* Peter Dewey of Washington, D. C, was killed, and the Americans had to send a message to Kandy to get help from the British only five miles away. The message traveled 3,400 miles to Kandy and back.

Bullets peppered the house and zipped in through the windows as Frost worked. Finally he raised the Kandy operator, who relayed the message for help to the British at their Saigon head­quarters.

l e d e r c Going to Saigon. Paris, Sept 29 (A. P.).—Gen.

DeGaulle has ordered Gen. Jac ques LeCIere to proceed from his headquarters In India to Saigon, Indo-China, "because the presence of & high French official Is need-ed there," the Foreign Office said today.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway and 79th Street

Arthur Franklin Williams. D . D . , Pastor SUNDAY. 11 A . M. and 7:45 P . M.

PREACHER:< DR. H. A. IRONSIDE

Divine Science -

Protestant Council

CHURCH of theHEALING CHRIST MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE 34th Street and Eighth'Avenue

OPENING SERVICE

SUNDAY. OCTOBER 7th, 11 A. M. DR. E M M E T FOX, Preaching

French Church SJAINT F S P R 1 T Old Huguenot Church S i U N I E O r r U l JOB Bast Sixtieth Street 10:45 A.M.. Cults at. Sermon: pr . Mayaard.

Hinduism BAMAKRI3HNA-VIVEKANANDA CENTER 17 East 94th'St.—Swaml NlkhUaaande

11 A.M.—"Indlaa Eternal Message."

. F B I . . 7:45 P . M. -PRAYER 'MEETING.

Central bapt i s t Cimrcfj 92nd Street and Amsterdam Avenue Dr. Walter Theodore Teylor.' Pastor.

11 AJa\—"And Who Is My Nelghhourt" 8 P . M.—"In God's Courtroom."

MADISON AVE. BAPTIST , i f t D R . GEORGS CALEB MOOR. Paator.

11—"The Demands of a Christlike Lite ." 8—"The Challenge o t Pride."

Christian Church Disciples

Christian A ™ Park Avenue a t 85th Street

THE REV. IRA W. IANGSI0N. Pastor 11 A.M.—"ITS ABOUT TIME."

SPEClAIi MUSIC—Solon Altcrti, Director

Christian Science

Jewish

TEMPLE EMANQ.EL Fifth Ave. at 65th St.

Rtv. DR. SAMUEL B. OOLDSHBOlT.RaVH Rev. Nathan A . Peritman, Associate Raobt

FEAST OF CONCLUSION Saturday Morning '.. .10:30

RABBI PERILMAN will preach on:

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THE PROTESTAM COUNCIL O F THB CITY OP NEW- YORK

48 Cedar St. New York 3 BO. 8-7900 Don't Miss the

ONE DAT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION -CONFERENCE

for ministers, ehurchworkere. parents, Protestant public school teachers. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. 65th St. and 5th Avenue. Oct. 4 . 10:30 A i l . to 9:30 P.M. Exhibits, demonstrations, dramatisation. speakers an pertinent subjects. Call o r write. Protestant Council for Information.

Protestant Episcopal

tfie©tutne 8. 8 ._and 11, Holy Communion.

10. Mornbig Prayer. 4, Kvenlng Prayer 111am E . Sprenger 10. Morning Prayerlag

11. The Rev. William E . Sprenger. Director, City Mission Society.

. _ _ *, The Rev. Robert S. Ksrr WEEKDAYS: I'M, 8 . 9 (& Wad. 10) S. Cathedral Tours: Sundays. 1 2 4 0 and "

All Weekdays: II , 12, 2 . 3 . 4 .

Protestant Episcopal

(SraeeCftttrcJsPid^eet T H E REV. LOUIS W . PITT, D J > . . Rector

8—Holy Communion 11—Morning Prayer; Sermon: The Rector

Tenor Soloist: DONALD DAME. 4:30-Vesper service. Address, Dr. Sherman Noondays. Tues., Wed. , Thurs. a t 12:30. Friday. 12:3Q-Organ Racial, E . Mithell.

Spiritualist I S f t t l f f e h ? e v - E « L - Thorne, Sun. 11 V U U I O I 237 Columbus Avtf. (TO Sun., Tues. . Wed, and- FrL 7 ; Thur. , S a t . . 1 •

Theosophy

United Lodge of Tneosopnists Auditorium—22 E a s t 60th Street

Free Lecture Sunday Evening a t 8:15 "WHY MEN SUFFER." •

School for Children, Sun's 10:40 AM.. I S Meettags Wednesdays A Fridaya 8:15 P.M. All Welcome Inquiries Invited

BEOINWHQ OCTOBER 1st DAILY EVENING SERVICE AT 6lS0

WTHECHAPa

ALL ARE WELCOME Lutheran

A n V F f J T Broadway at »3rd Street A U V t N l iU j t ^ . Henry W . Snyder. J r .

I CHOIR LOFT DIRECTORY |

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BRANCHES OF T H E MOTHKB CHURCH Toe l i n t Ckareh of Christ, Sdeotlst, Boston

S u n d a y - U A . M. seal 4>3§ P . M. FIRST. . . .Central Park West and &Sth f t . FOURTH F t . Washington A T . and 185th St . SIXTH 1 W Anthony Ave. , Brona SEVENTH 820 West 112th St . (nr. B'wey) Free Lecture, Seventh Church, Oct. e, • F J f . NINTH/. IM West CTth St. TWELFTH (Colored) . . - M l Wert 123d | t . FOURTEENTH 8 » Weft 141st St.

Sonday-11 A. M. and 8 P. M. SECOND...Central Park Wert aad Mth St. THIRD Park Ave aad 68rd St. Free, Lecture, TMr* Church, Oct. Sth, $ PJt. FIFTH . - i i 9 - K ? f t ^ Sh EIGHTH . . . . . . . . . . . K S East tjth St. TENTH.171 Macdoogal 8 t (nr. Waab. 8ci.»» ELEVENTH 39 West 180th 81., Bram THIRTEENTH Ml West 8M St. FIFTEENTH . t«2«E.Tremont,Weatch. Sq.t »8:15 P. M. tNo Sunday evening eervice. Wednesday Tettlrooalal Meettog, S P. M. except «th, 12 Noon; 6tb. 12 Noon A •*•*? 4th. «th. 10th, 11th, 14th A Hth. 8:18 P. M. Children are welcome In Sunday School.

g , f Tf««t»»*rf 3 0 S W e e t < 6 t a 8 t* SSJl. JJ.UBC » A . L. Nelbacher. Pastor 11 AAL—"The Ministry of Reconciliation/'

tSrate^fttSattlVSce^sW Rev. Asfra4 S. Peanbtcktr, M. A , Patter

10:45—Holy Communion IMMANIIFI SSth St. A Lexington Ave.

• U U W 6 1 * \Arthur R. Kltpe. Paster. 11 A.M.—"WE MUST CH

epe. FSJ IOOSE."

Mnete

Capt. R. J. Forhan Marries Miss Kirkland

Lieut-Cot and Mrs. James A. Kirkland of Port Arthur, Texas, have announced the recent mar* riage in London of their daugh­ter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Kirk­land, to Capt Richard James Forhan, A. T. C • *'

The bride was graduated from P o r t A r t h u r Colk-ge, Texas. Capt Forhan Is a' son of Mrs. Enzo JR. dlTrbania of this city. He attended Beaumont College, Old Windsor, England, and Is a graduate of Canterbury School, New Milford, Conn., and of G e o r g e t o w n Foreign Service School, Washington, D. C He enlisted in the Air Forces in 1942, and is with the Air Trans­port C o m m a n d stationed in Paris.

CHRISTMAS MUSIC for e

tRSflt tf Mixed Volctt

Back. The Virgin's Lullaby. Harker. In Excels** Gloria. MattJwera. Voices of the Sky-MVkey. Christmas is Coming. Bogers. Candlelight

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Waaserman Thoto. Mrs. Herbert Weston at a meet­ing of the committee arranging the dinner-dance, to be held on Thursday in the Iridium Room at the S t Regis for the benefit of the New York War Fund,

COME FROM DETROIT. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flint of

Detroit are at the Waldorf-Astoria.

ARRIVES FROM NEWPORT, Mrs. H. Stillman Taylor has

come to tha Savoy-Plaza from Newport.-

MU. 2-81 3 l\ 43rd St.

fsiefracfiem

iNSTsrcnoN, ooAtaxia AN M A E. SNOREMOURT . F'<CHM)0'

CHy Stadle, T«J. SS ' 8H. W»7t SIOHT SINGING, ac«ompanyln*r rolca-

piano. organ. T 809,THE SUN, 280 B'way.

Stagers Wamleat TKNO* AVO SASS. mla-Manhattan choir,

*!»M rtadint r*o.olred. $s per « M k . Box T IM4, THE SUN, 2M BroaJlway.

Cijtigt Cijurcl) Park Avenue a t 80th Street

P R . RALPH W. SOCKMAN. Mtnl.ter 11 A .M . - D E A N LTNN HAROLD HOTJGH

^>t f anteg* Madison Avenue a t 71st Street

Rev. H. W . B. DONEGAN. D .D. . Rector 8. Holy Communion

11. Morning* Prayer aad Sermon Preacher: The Rector

Wed. 7:45. Thurs. 13 Noon, Holy Cora'nion

tErinttp Cfturth Broadway aad Wall Street

frederlc 8. neminy, D.D., Rector Sunday: 8. 8, 11. 3:30

Preacher at II: The Rector. At 3:30: The Reverend Donald H. Morse

Weekdays 8, 13 (except Sat.). 8.

&tePartljolometo*g Park Avenue and 81st Street

REV. G. P . T . SARGENT. D .D . , Rector 8 A.M., Holy Communion.

11 A.M., • Morning Service and Sermon. Preacher: Rtv . Harold E . Towae.

Holy Communion, Wed. 8 A.M., Thar., 1 0 4 0

HeabentpSlest*^-B « T . Henry Darlington, D . D . , Rector

S aad 10. Holy Commenton U—Moratag Prayer: Sermon: The Rector Tuts . , 11 A.M.. Service of Divine Heeling

rnvmuroxa WELCOME.

M ME. IIDidEGH 108 EAST 88TH STREET

Rev. ALFRED B . HAAS, Pastor 11 A. M.—••The RepaUIag Christ.'*

Presbyterian

Church of the Truth

CHURCH OF THE Engineering Auditorium

28 West 89th St. BB-ERVMSEALEsaeak* 8un.ll A AC. on

Do Too Know tht Wayf*

TRUTH Collegiate Church

AT.***!* Second Avwwe and Tth Street i t t l O D I t DR. ERNEST R. PALEN 11 A.aL, "The Challenge ol the Impoaslhle"

MARBLE C0UE8I ATE CHURCH Fifth Avenns and » j h Street

11 A.M.-RKLA?nind L J V E ^ h POWBR. 8 p.M.—HOW TO RBCOVRR FROM A

SETBACK. ,

DR. NORM^VWOENT PEAtE

Fifth Avanae and i t t h Street T*« Chmrth a t Rockefeller Center

DR. JOSEPH R. SHOO anB a m * 11 A.M.

PENDING THB MILLENNIUM 8 P aVE*

THE SUSTAINING ' F O R C B S OF LTfTB Dally service. 12:8Q-tl:S0 ( « C S a t >

Central Church PARK AVE. a t 84th ST.

ReT. THEODORE CUTLER 8 P E E R 8 . D.D.

Dr. Steers vnlltreach 11 A . M . - ' O R E A T EXPECTATIONS-

Tues. aad Thurs. 5:80-5:80, Kyg. Prayer EVERYONE WELCOME

ififtf) Soenuc ^re«b»tetian FIFTH A V B N t m AND SSth 8TRBET

JOHN SiriHERLAIOB0NNElXsDJ>nLU> 11~"THE CHRIST O F KVBRT ROAD"

4 : « > - - A FISHERMAN FTNDS A FRIEND' Dr. Bonntll WUl Preach

Wig-Toe*. 5:$S AM. A l\M P.M.Dr.Beaaet Wed. , 8:15-MIdweek Service. Mr. XesMtt

Wt*t ^nb Anv>t. Ave. a t lOGth St. D R . A. F D W W HFlGWrN'V DR. ANDREW R. OSBOBN i

D B . OSBORN r • 1 1 - - J B 8 W CAME TBACHTNG^

Ohew-Jolm Harme-WW. Helit, t e j g - ' T H B CTJetR O F 80TJL8"

BROADWAY PRESBYIERLAN Rroadway and IHth Street

JOHN H . McCOMB. D . D. . Pastor. 1 1 - - D A R K N E S S A N D U O K T . "

A - ' G O D S JUSTtCB." W s d „ 8:15 P . M.-Prayer MeeWag.

• « Mt Mft.'hTttk St.. West et B'sray UHtSl WLtWrH. KAta* FreaUta Boealg 11 A.M.-*ON BEGINNTNG OVER AOAIN'

r :WASHmGT0N 181« St. A Fort Washington Ave.

11 A. M . - D r . Henry A. Vruwlnlt, Minister

Fifth Avanae bet. Hth end 12€h 8ts .

J . V . MOLDENHAWRR preaches FIRST CHURCH 11-Dr.

on "irim, c« iv vr n i i f l . . 8-Mr. Gee. B. Betlbr,'Lift DpTMbe Byte,

Wet., 8 P. atv-Praparatory Service.

Community Church

BARITONB, Tenor, mlo opportunities, vol­unteer. Y R20, THE SUN, 280 Broadway.

SUmmtUn* Wmmied

CATBOUC OROANIRT-Daflret position in Urge B, C. Church m New Tor* City.

vicinity or other muelcal center. Married. 43 years eld, thoroughly experienced, now employed, Boropeaa graduate. Boa T 888, •mpteyei , European grade

( T H B SUN, S89 BroedVay.

C6MMrMTV CKUBCH Town Hall W . 43rd l l - J O H N HAYNBS hOLMES

"IS THB WAR BBALLT BNOBOT*

Congregational

i8roalrt»au«Zafterti«IeCfjutcf) Broadway aad 88th Street

Dr. ALLAN KNIGHT CHALMERS. Mmtttar ll—"Oatlasting Thee* Ttwer* •

Soloists.: Ellen Repp, Vera Weiket, David Blwyn Thomae

W E S T - P A R K jwasa Areaae a t Weed Mth StrseA

HAROLD O. DaWINDT, M I N i y Rev, . 11 A . M , - " A T THEIR BND"

Broad way a t 73d St.

RBV, RALPH W. B E T , Th. D. . Mlnltter II A.M.-OUR RBASONABLE SERVICE

Xttttgtttf Cfjnrtf)

iHabtsion Bit. 11 A.M. A 8 P . M - D r . George /

At 73rd Street

Buttriek

©tie ^Britfe Cfmrcfi Park Avenas at t l t t Street

11 AM.-REV. PAUL WOLFB, D.D. Df. Clarence PKktnson, Organist

Unitarian

Cturclj of J3U g>mil£f 80th Street aad Lexington Avenue

11 A.M.. The Reverend De l* DeWitt. B.D." "HOW CAN RELIGION SAVE U S ? "

Unity

UNITY ASSEMBLY HOTEL WELLINGTON*. 147 W . 55 S T .

Sunday. 11 A. M.—"Inner Cor quest" GERALD REYNOLDS. Speaker

opsvnra CLASSES THURS., 3 P.M.—"Lessons ia Tmth'»

FRL, 2:30 P.M.—Sutras Of Patanjali, Bk. t 8 P.M.—Sutras of Pataajall. Bk. m

Universalist

CHURCH^DIVINEPATHWny Central Park Weet a t 78th Street

DR. BENJAMIN B. HERSEY. Minister 11 A.M.—"BLESSED I S THB MAN." .

Vedanta VBDANTA SOCIBTT *

Feuaded by Swunl Vhaaateada—84 W. Tl St. Hit oea Djecfple. Swami BoeThaaeads. Leader 11 AM.—"Toga and Practice ot Toga ."

All Welcome.

Other Services

Rev. Thomae McCandless, Rector. 8 A.M.—Holy Communion.

11 A.M.—Morning Prayer A Thaakagtviag. 8 P . M . - S T . M I C H A E L S D A T FESTIVAL.

Reception afterward. ALL; ARB WELCOME.

HCT. R0ELTF H . BROOKS, 8 .T.D. , Beeter 8 A. M.—Holy Communion

11 A. M.—Morning Prayer A Sermon, Rector Dally 8:30 A. M. -Ho ly Commnnlon

Thursday 11 A . M.—Holy Communion

BROTHERHOOD of the WHITE TEMPLB TRUTH CBNTRB

717 Steinway Hel l . 118 West 57th Ft. Rev. MARGARET O. PITT, L e a d e d

Saedey 11 A.M.—"LMnt the CertttSsa L i f e * Voaday. *-M P.M.—'The Path of Dlrtne Truth.* . „ Hre . Emma 6 . Kraft, Speaker ATI welcome. Questions answereS.

LITTLE CHURCH AROUND the CORNER

t r t a n * f < g t t t a i < a n f & 8 ^ Rtv . RANDOLPH R A T . D . D . . Rector

Communion 8 and 8 (dally 8 ) 11—Choral Eucharist with sermon. (Rector)

10—Thursday. Friday, Comma 4-Vespers and Devotions.

a * t e n i M o n m £ 2 S e e 7 Rev. BOSCOE THORNTON FOUST. Rector

8 A. M. -Ho ly Communion 11—Morning Prayer. Sermon: The Rector

Dotty 8*rr4cf»: 8 A. M.—Holy Commanion

8:30 P . M.-V«sp»r» (Toes, through FH. )

ST. MARY THE VIRGIN J & ™ e t T H B RBV. GRIEG TABBB. D . D . , Bet ter

Low Masses, V and 9 , Hi th Maes, sermon (Tt. Taber). 11

Maaaa For Three Vetceo-Lott l Evening Prayer, Benediction. Address, S

RESURRECnON 1 ^3«Sa r 5a M . . . . . f S and •:*>. Holy Cosaarentoa Suadag | n t uxmt Bocharist and Sermon

4, Evening Prayer Dally: T:» (ate. Moo. A Sat. 10), B. P., 8

^ S ' l f o l p Communion Sixth A venae and Twentieth Street

WORCESTER PBRKTN8. Rector SUNDAY, 8 A. M.. Holy Oewimunlon

11, Morning Prayer; Sermon: Tha Rector

«*?8? Intercession Broadway A IWfKRtfWt

M # T H S. SDNKIS, VVtar The Bee . . Services: 8. 8:80. l l A M. and 8 P . M

|iic«tit«t<o« ."StttWR REV. JOHN A. BELL, Rector

8 and 10 A.M.—Holy Communion 11—Morning Prayer, Sermon: The Rector

Stth i 8 . 1 1 AJf.—Tke B t v . James A. Paul. V k a r

A K A S H I C S C I E N C E • Bertlne Powers. D.D.,

Hotel McAlpm Conralt Bulletin Board for room number

Sun. Evening. 8ept. 30. 8:15 P. M. Topic: LOOKING WITH THE EYE OB

THB SOIL Akaehlc Teste

Public Welcome Free Will Offering

METAPHYSICAL LECTURB By THOMAS V. FEW

SUNDAY AT 8:15 P. M. 8ubject:

"Xaack Aad It WOT Be Opened Tate Ton.* Steinway Hall, Room 809

118 West 57th 8L. New Tork CMy.

CHURCHT<)fF ABSOLUTE CENTER 111 West 57th St . Sunday a t 8:18 P . M.

^ * 8 B 8 i VorviVrrrrr> V t o e w t

Also "Toor Llfs History la Yonr Name.** RAMA of INDIA LECTURES

Tonight 8:8n-"Tha Invisible Helpers .* Son.. 1:45-"Real is ing the Supreme P a t h *

Sun.. 8:.VV--Our Friends, tha 8ta^».*• Rm. 703 Steinway Hall . 113 West STth St ,

jBtoofctgn Baptist

Presbyterian

(IT) -A SOCIBTT.'*

Other Services

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Dr. T. T. Shields World famou* Toronto paator known a s

the Scurite<.n of Carad*. 11 A. M.—S P. M.—8 P. M.

Baptist Tabernacle 341 Gate* Ave.. Between Franhlla A Classo*

R«v. ROBERT McCATJL, Patter , (TAT Subway to Nevtn* St. , Gates Ave. Bug

to Gates A FraaWtn.)

FIRST CHURCH <CT*r* Rt • »• «• ?.v PHILLIPS P . ELLIOTT. D.D. , Paet/ir 11—"The Christian Meraage to the Pose*

^ f . r ^ - r W A B g ^ W t B T * " , J ®

Fhaiuif Gsspe! Cester «>f-« 8:80 A.M.-Sunday School

T:80 P.M.—Fred Peers from Canada

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