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Pastor Returns

The Rev. Leila ID. Combs. pastor
Of Unity Temple, Division and I
SITS. has returned TO Tacoma after
a three months vacation. She viii
resume her regular meetings and
classes Sunday, Oct /.
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laps WORKER
BABY Bed
Dear AiAs Grey; ! know yeu
don't nun requests for needed ar.
ticies any mors. but ! have noticed
that now and then you make an
exception and wonder II you can
help me set bed for q poor fam
lily who have no bed for their baby.
I happen to know that these people
are desperately in need. They are
not professional rscksteers who
take advantage Of persons who
might be able 10 help them. 80
II you hear from any reader who
has q baby bed TO give away, viii
you please let me know
MRS. J.
Yes, I do make an exception
now and then, and am sorry
that I can't help more than |
do, but 30 many people make
similar demands when I print
a request. that | find 1t impossi-
Bile to please them all, no as
general rule, I sidestep the pleas.
feeling that certain agencies are
better fitted to take care OF this
work than /.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
AltIAAII

Dwight IL fefkuHnhs bahtNts ~ VIII
II a. m. The Objective OF Christian
anee IN service Adult prayer. &c
D m Young People. 30 '. m. sun
day school . 40 . m. George A
Raudsnbush, supt.
eHn,sr,As SCIENCE
Tirst--DlYisIon ave aud sts.
SECOND 50. 4sth and Warner.
Thifd--Wflsht ave and East ! 1t.
loufth-atb Broadway,
Tirst--fake Hteilaeovm.
"unrssIi' - IN 7, " ,hs ,,, Subject Of
on,mcn Or ri,e crrs BIBLE
ADAMS street Chapel 80. f7th and
Adams Rsy Pred Hofnahuh. pastor.
Thursday. TAO y. IN. Sunday school,
ralih Mls.ion--summit Road. Rev
" " m a and sd'i friday s.'s same hour sun
faith Tsmple-2ist and ! sts Rev,
Pred Hofnshuh pastor. SERVICES ~
q m and 7;$5 ., m. sunday school.
CONGREGATIONAL
rirst-pisiSion ave. snd sts. Rev.
holland Burr, ID D., pastor. services
ii a m. Bearers or sharers." Pill
grim fellowship for high school young
people At $40 a m. Preside forum,
80. Mrs. J. r. Hailcn. speaker, And
SOP sunday school 1t $50 n. m.
Adult class by Or. j. w. Robinson.
Piy h--So 45th and Park ave.
Rev. Joseph Weiss, pastor Services
ii a m, Looking Both Ways" sun
day school. 10 a. m.
coyEsASf CHURCH
First--so. 10th and / sts. Rev Carl
n. Peterson. pastor. Services. II a. m,
Rev Milton Opsahl. speaker. and 7.30
D. m. Young people. y. m. Sunday
school. g:46 A. m.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and X SITS. Rev.
Sidney r. james. pastor. Commun-
lon, tao q. m. Services. IL a m.
Sunday school. p:45 a. m.
Holy Communicates. l4th and 4
sta Rev. r.. H. hcGinnis, pastor
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"Eaddlng housewives glare az him
when he refuses 10 give up his
bis seat
am afraid the gentleman has
arrived al his conclusion through
prejudice. no, sound and fair rea-
soninE.
Because 7 have a worried look
O. nay face when | manage 10 get
o. a bus does not mean am angry
about having to stand up. neither
want any mans seat nor do ex-
pect Il. But I do know this That
my dime is just as good as the
dime of any working man or NO
man. and II l manage 10 get on a
bus after my shopping IL accom-
plished. and get seat first, am
certainly there 10 grab said seat,
Just as Sit Down Striker does. And
] figure he will have no more right
70 criticize me than would to
criticize him for not getting up
and giving me his seat.
No, women don't resent having
70 stand up anymore. In fact they
expect 10 do so, but II they look
thoughtful and seriour it is not
because the men on the bus have
remained seated. II is because
most women are busy thinking
over the days work that Is TO
come when they get home.
And by the way--our Sit Down
Strikers don't look any more
pleasant than do tired women
shoppers, when they are forced to
stand. A. p.
Another Opinion
Dear Miss Grey: II seems to me
there should be no argument be
tween men and women about bus
seats. All people who pay there
fare are entitled to a little bit of
comfort at least
What is the matter with our
bus companies that they find 1t
SO necessary to pack people in like
sardines? Surely it Is up to them
10 give better service during the
busy hours.
A tired woman who has paid
her fare has just az much right
10 a seat as any working man or
business woman.
I feel that have no night 10
criticize any person whether she
be a housewife, a busy bargain
hunting woman or worker, when
she gets on the bus during the
rush hours. But ! do feel that all
of us have a right to be indignant
at the selfish seat hogs who sit on
the outside edge of the seat and
refuse to bulge over for fear some
one will sit down next to them.
Equally as bad is the typical
brazen and selfish young mother
NJ rs
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MIscELLANIous

Allen Chapel. A. M. E,--i4Oo 80.
Yakima. Rev A. B. Amos, pastor.
Services, IL q. m, "self Scrutiny:
league. $50 .. m. sunday school,
Church Of Gad--2b24 30. wilkeson
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sALvATiOS ARMY

Corps No. loo 30. 18Th u. Major
Earl Williams, captain. Services, II
a. m. and 7:$s D m. street ser.Ices
1910 m. and D.. m y y L., .
Corps No. lila 80. 18th u. Mr..
and Mrs. q. Pierson. captains. Bsrv-
ices II .. m. 3.3o y. m. Praise service
ff,candinayian). Mr. and Mrs. g,
swAnstrom. conductors, 7.30 y. m.
Sunday school. etb .. m.
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nsIhei--tl0. iith ana { ga nssl
Carl Hsassn. pastor. services II ..
m and J 70 D. ~ Prayer, D, ~,
sunday school, e,ss q ~.
Tall Gospel ilshi iiesse --toos Nc
Kiniey ave- hsx a. knubss. pastor,
sunday scho0l. g41 O. m
fabernarie 40 18th and y sts.
Rev Harry J, etpii. pastor Services.
~ = IA. and 20 .. M sunday
e. ifooi d - a m
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METHODIST

Asbtry--6e0l So. Puget Sound ave.
Rev II. A Anderson. pastor. Services
III O. m, My Unconscious Influence, I"
and 730 D. m. What Christ Does 70
iyiduals" Sunday school, D;4b.
League, 6.i3 D. m,
Bethany--so B7th and Park ave,
Rev Ernest Barber pastor. Services
i0.45 a. m, THE Parade OF the
Ages" $50 .. m, EpNorth and For
um leagues. 7;30 y. m, Does the
Church Regard Doing Religious
Things More Than the Spirit OF
Chrlst7" Sunday school, 9 80 a. m.
Bethany--Ro. 41st and Verde SITS.
Rev. william j. Sharp. pastor. sery-
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coSssrsArIosAL
coyEsaSf cHrHcH

Firsf---So. 10th and ] sts. Rev. Carl
n. Peterson, pastor Services. II a. m.
Rev. Milton Opsahl, speaker, and 7.30
D. m. Young people, 5 y. m. Sunday
scbool. g:46 a m.
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EPISCOPAL

Christine. 3rd and X SITS. Rev
Sidney n. James. pastor. Commun
ion, tao q. m. Services. IL a. m
Sunday school. e:45 a. m.
Holy Communicates. l4th and
sta Rev. r. III. McGlnnis, pastor
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JAPANESE Get
FLYING PERMIT

WASHINGTON A Japa nese
goodwin air mission today was
granted permission by the civil
aeronautics authority to fly over
American territory on a world
flight.
The goodwill flight is sponsored
by two, Japanese newspapers
Osaka Mainichi and Tokyo Nichi
NichL
Permission had been asked for
the Japanese plane to fly over
Alaska and the continental United
States. The flight will touch
American territory at Nome, Alas
ka. and proceed to Miami. Fla. by
way of Fairbanks, White Horse,
juneau, Seattle. San Francisco. Los
Angeles, Kansas City, New York
and Washington.
The Japanese plane win be pilot
ed by Sumitoshi Nskao and will
carry two passengers and crew
of four. CAA's permission was
extended to Sept. 30.
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Ask No Welcome
For Japan Fliers

VICTORIA, b. C.-victoria post
Of Native Sons of British Column
bia today asked federal, provincial
and city governments to refrain
from extending any welcome to the
crew of the Japanese newspaper
plane Nippon" scheduled to take
off from Tokyo Aug. rs on a
round-the-world flight.
The organization today approved
resolution stating 1T would be
more conducive to international
understanding If the japanese gov
eminent organized goodwill
gesture towards its Asistic neigh
bors."
Members of the organization
pledged themselves to buy no Jap
anese goods, and went on record
as urging that the Ottawa govern
ment close Canada to japanese
immigration. and expel all jap
anese now resident in the domin-
ion.
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life Can Be Beautiful
KO NJ o - Julia Blake
a:l5, Home Service
KJR-National Farm sns
Home.
KIRO-Serials.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMo-News. Q ~. T. c
Sawyer.
XVI - Woman's Psge
| Gas, Yours Sincerely.
KOM = Health Club
Gas. DR.. Kate.
KJR = News, esS, Wo
| man Wonders
KIR O. Connie Worth
Gas. Piano.
| 10 A. NJ.
EMO Trade. io:i5
Freddie Neasl's Orch,
KV1-Bis Sister, loiib
Real Stories
KOMO-Bstty ana Bob,
| 1o:15. A. Grimm
KJR-Reading
| 1880 A. M.
, KMo FL Paseo; lo:45
Homespun.
XVI Melodies; Io;45
Enoch Light,
K o MO = Valiant Lady
lo.45, Hymns,
RJR - Cecil Solly; l0:45,
Harmony Time.
KIRo-Singing Organlst
IL A. NJ.
KMO-Marriaee Licenses
1915. Girl About Town
KVI-Strings,
K o M o = Mary Marlin.
ll:l5. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Marine Band.
IL: 80 A. NJ.
KMO-Bayreuth Music
Festival. il:4s. Ensem =
XVI - Three Consoles,
l1:45. Headlines,
KOMO - Pepper Young,
ll:45. Guiding Light
Kirkland; iiisb. Book
ends.
IL NOON
/ KMO - Harmony Home
/ i23i5, News.
| KvI-Kitty Kelly; i2iib
Nyrt and Mhrse.
Notwithstanding Wife
1915, Stella DALAI,
KJR--Ciub Matinee.
KIHo-Serials
1880 P. NJ.
KMo-Wayne and Dick,
Songs: 12:45. orches-
ira.
XVI - Hilltop House
l2:45 Stepmother.
KOMO-Vic and SADIE
i2.45. Midstream.
KJR-News: l2:45. Agri-
culture.
KIRO--Seriala
l p. Nj.
KMO-Labor Luncheon.
KV1-BaInes; 1915. DR.
Susan.
KOMO-Miss Julia: i:l5
Patty Jean.
KJR-Cowboy Joe; los
Orchestra.
KIRO-Serials.
1880 p. M.
KMO-R / C ard Love
Orchestra; | AS. Notes
XVI Barry W GOD
Songs: las. Science
X o NJ o Song Sweets,
las. Adopted Daugh-
KIN Affairs of An.
| thony: i:45. Trio.
KIRO-Singins Sam
| = p. M.
| KMO - Moments of Mu-
sic. 2:lo, johnson Fam
ily.
XVI Fletcher Wiley
AIS. Deep River Boys
KOMO - Corn Cob Re-
rue. AIS. / Love 8
Mystery.
X II - Orchestra. 2:05.
Country News.
KIRO = 2:l5. Lost ano
Found
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-Family Robinson.
2.45. Manhattan Moth.
er.
XVI Uncle Jonathan.
2.45. Judith Arlen
KOMO-Womans maya.
zine of the air.
KJR-Ray Perkins, pia-
mist; 2 as. Box Score
3 T.. NJ.
KMO-Feminine Fancies
XVI Piano Duo. Sis,
Maxine Sullivan
KOMO = Render ' o u 8
Sis. Luther Laymer
/ Singers
X JR Strings at Tes
! Time.
KIRO-Tea Dance.
| $3.50 p. Nj.
MO Strea ! tined
/ swing. s<S, Fulton
Lewis.
KVI-Tea for Two: 345
Brown and feo
KOMO - Rush Hughes
a:sS, Orchestra.
kJR - Rhspsodies. S4s
Science
KrRO-Studio.
4 p. NJ.
NO - Chuck Foster
/ AIS. News
KVf-Orchestrs.
KOAO-Dlck Tracy.
KJR-Moving World
kIRO-Stuolo
| 4:30 p. NJ.
KAO-Orch.
KVI-JAne Powers. 4s5.
Songt.ne
kCAO - Walter Reezner
Orchestra.
KJR-Trlie or False
KiRO-Pisno. 4;45. Cos
tlgar-
5 p. NJ.
KMO-vitslity club: s;is
wandering cowboy
KvI-Man About holly-
wood
KONO-Time and Tempo
KJR-Magic Key
$3.50 Z. NJ.
KMO-Hcnry Weber. Or
chestrs. S:45. Phantom
Pilot
KNI-Guv LouoGroo.
KoMO-Horace Heldt.
KJR-Msgic Key
s =. N.
KMO- sports Talk. el5
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Radio Time Table

sson Latest sys .s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
JUDGE HODGE To SIT
AT SKACrT PUD TRIAL

Selection Of Superior Judge f. D.
Hodge of Tacoma to sit in Mount
Vernon next month at a hotly-
contested Public Utility District
trial, was announced Saturday by
skagit County Judge w. L.
Brickey.
The case, set for Sept. 3, in
wolves suit of the town of Sedro-
Woolley to block the Skagit county
PUD from taking over property
of the Peoples Water g. Gas Co.
In sedro-Woolley.
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- . - -
Harmonies
1850 p. NJ.
KVI-Arohle Bleyer.
Reflections.
KJR--Organist.
KIRo-Blsyer's Orch
TUESDAY
7 A. N.
KMO-Devotionala
RVl-Sinsing Cowhand
tbs, Melodies.
< q NJ o - Top OF thu
Morning; T;ls. Morn
inR Memoranda.
KJF-Ensemhle,
xfRo-Klock klub.
1880 A. M.
NO News; 7;4b
What's New
XVI Breakfast News
T:4s, Studio.
KOMo - Financial; 74h
kjnRs w News; 7.4s. Wit
Saver.
( i r O. Newsreel: 7.45
Encores
s A. Nj.
KMO-Sons OF Pioneers
8:15, Haven OF Rest.
kVI-Top OF the Morn
ing: BIAS, When q Cir
Marries.
K o NJ O-Reveries: 6:l5
O'Neills
KJR-Song Writers: Sis
Christian Science.
X ! r o 49, $40. Weather
6:l5, Serial.
$3.50 A. Nj.
X NJ o - ven: s:45
Christian Science
KVI-Helen Trent. e:4t
Gal Sunday
KOMO-Ship OF Joy.
KJR-National Farm ant
Home
kfRO-Serial.
3 A. NJ.
KMO-Talk, els. Talk.
VI Goldbergs, ei5
Life Beautiful.
KOMO-Farm Talk e:ls
Trio.
KJR-Farm and Home.
kIRO-Serisls.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMo-News: Gas, Xsvie
Cugsts Orchestra
XVI Womens Page
a:45. Mary Taylor
K o MO = Health Club
Gas. DR. Kate.
K J r - News. PAS. Wo
man Wonders.
K 1R o - Connie Worth
p:45. Mary Lee Taylor
10 A. Nj.
K NJ o - Trade Program
lo:l5, Organ.
XVI - Big Sister. lo:l5
Aunt Jennie.
KOMO - Betty and Bob
1918. Grimmis Daugh'
ter.
KJR-Merry Music: io:l5
Orchestra.
KIRo-Serials.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-Morton FRANKLIN
Orchestra. 10 as. Graos
Merrill.
K VI Mystic Melodies
10 As. Tune Time.
K o MO- Valiant Lady,
lo.S5, Hymns
KJR-Cecii Solly; 1915
Ofchestra.
Harding
IL A. VI.
Brockerman
1873. Three Quarter
Time.
Not So Long AGO
X O NJ o - Mary Marlin
has, Ma Perkink
KJR-BRnd
KiRo-pop Program
1850 A. NJ.
KMO--PAul Decker.
Kvf-Stofy OF . eons
li4s. Front Page.
KOAO = Pepper Young
fs.ag Gtt12ins lIQht
KJR-Song and Dance
iI.45 Betwee the
Bookends.
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ll,oOO,0OOTH PRINT
SEARCH MADE BY FBI

WASHINGTON - Federal bur-
eau of investigation announced to-
day the eleven-millionth finger
print identification search has been
made in its vast file of finger
prints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
TALK WATER DISTRICT

All interested in discussing for
nation OF the newly proposed wa
ter district will meet at spanaway
school Tuesday evening at 7:3o
o'clock.
See the Hayes Jr. Spray Gun al
The Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros.
adv.