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La gaceta., 1939-03-27

Perpignan, Francia, mario q
Las noticiaS de Madrid indi-
can que ell Gobierno de la Repd-
blica, representado por ell Con-
sejo Nacional de Defensa, esta a
punto de rendirse a los faccio-
SOS.
Ell primer paso sera la entire
ga de la aviaci6n, convenida en-
Burgos, segGn Sc dice, por los e.
miSarios republicanos.
Franco, al decir de los peri6-
iicos, ha iniciado una ofensiva
en Ell frente de Cordoba.
En Madrid Ell Gobierno esta
sacando a los trabajadores de la
direction de las instituciones
bancarias, industriales Y conner
ciales, facilitando asi ell canine
para la capitulaci6n,
La direction del Banco de Es-
pana Sc ha confiado a una junta
que preside Placido Retana, dele
gado del ministro de hacienda.
Jose Quereda, jefe del depar-
tamento leal, fue nombrado con-
seiero de la Nueva Junta. La ca
beza del Banco, que habia sido
trasladada a Barcelona, quedara
restablecida en- Madrid dentro
de varios dias.
Una nota Official reveal que
los ataques de la aviaci6n en- Va
lencia, desde la primawera de
1887, ocasionaron la muerte a
1926 personals y heridas a 2,870.
: Mas de 1000 edificios queda-
ron destruidos o sacramento ave-
riados por las bomibas.
BESIDE Burgos comunican que
las negociaciones con los repu-
blicanos sc hicieron por tres de-
legados de Madrid, dos jefes mi
~litares y un funcionario civil.
Ell general italiano Gastone
Gambara destruy6 en- los 1lti-
mos dias, en- Burgos, las conde-
coraciones mandadas por Mus
solini y Ell rey de Italia, a Ramon
Serrano Suher, ministro de la
gobernaci6n, y otros jefes fac
ciosos.
Dicese que las dltimas propo-
siciones de paz de los republica-
nos, fueron estas: La RepGblica
reconocera a Franco como el IL
nico Gobierno legitimo de Espa-
ma; la RepGblica convene EN-
d%esmoralizar su ejercito, inme-
diatamente los republicans qui
taran de Madrid, a la entrada de
los franquistas, la dinamita
puesta para volar los edificios
los republicanos demandan que
los facciosos no sc opongan a
la partida de los lideres del vie
10 Gobierno.
La gaceta., 1939-03-27

La Retaguardia, estamos segu
rOs, "na perdera la guerra" con.
ira los facciosos locales, amigos
politicos de Mussolini.
La Retaguardia no puede per
der la guerra porque ella lucha
IRA ell fascismo internacional
sentado por Alemania, TIA
Fiia, Franco y Ell Jap6n.
Una derrota temporal en- Es-
paha, no prede significar la de-
rSpta de los ideales republica,
nos y democraticoS.
La guerra no ha sido perdida
por el pueblo espanol, a quien Sc
lie nsgaron y Sc lie niegan los ar
mafhentos que la '1ucha moder-
ma" requiere.
Espana fue vendida por ma
RIGA" Chamberlain y Ell miedosc
Daladier, los dos entes que ven-
dieron a Austria, Checoeslova
quia y Memel.
La gaceta., 1939-03-27
Ell TEMPO

Llovi6 al RediOdia de hoy. La
oficina meteorological local dijo
que habia ligeras probsbilida-
des dc lluvia. Los vientos del sur
han aumentado Ia humedad.
MaxinN temperature sker, 80
gradoS; mnima, e.
La gaceta., 1939-03-27

Las agencias de noticias insis
ten en- asegurar que Espana sc
rendira muy pronto a los faccio.
SOS.
Ash sera, para deshonor de las
potencias llamadas democraticas
y regOcijo de los dictadOres y
sus satellites.
LIE quitaron a la Repdblica e.
reconocimiento diplomatico, en-
repulSivo e indigno contubernio,
los mismoS individuos que ahora
procuran Ia amistad de Russia y
hablan de un frente undo con.
ira los paises agresores.
Espa1a, traicionada mil wees
no perecera porque su pueblo, e.
leal y republican,, es immortal.
La gaceta., 1939-03-27

En- Ell tablero politico de Euro
pa, Francia e Inglaterra, cubier
tas de tango, procuran ahora
una alianzza de varios paises pa
"a rechazar a los agresoreS ma
us y fascistas.
Russia QuisO svitar u dsStrue-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
People In
The Neu,s

Rudy Nallee. the erooner. was
cleared by a Florida judge of an
assault and battery ch arg e,
brought by a 17-year-old night
club hushoY =. Sir Nillmot Lewis,
Washington correspondent OF the
London Times. said in a news
broadcast that Germany's military
forces would be completely mobo-
lized March 10 'friehten' Great
Britain and France INTO giving
way to Italian and German de-
mands for colonies =.
Claude stroud. member of the
radio and stage team, the Stroud
Twins, was married at Miami
Beach, Fla, 10 Gloria Brewster.
moving picture starlet who also
is a twin. Strouds best man WAS
Jack Dempsey, in whose hotel the
ceremony was performed -.
Frances Drake. film actress, and
Cecil Arthur Howard, brother OF
the English Count of Suffolk. are
honeymooning IN Hollywood after
a Tucson, Ariz., elopment over the
weekend
j. Edgar Hoover. chief of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
said in New York that he Is de-
voting all his time to the inquiry
under way into the conduct of
Martin T. Manton. resigned senior
Judge of the second L. S. circuit
court of appeals
Comedian W. {. Fields 40th
year in the show business will be
celebrated at a banquet given by
the Masquers club at Hollywood
Thursday night Funeral ser
vices for Franklin p. Bull. who
was a defense attorney for Super
visor Coffey in the 1909 San Fran
cisco graft case and also for
Harry Thaw in the Stanford White
murder case, viii be held at Los
Angeles tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
POLICEWOMAN'S
HOME is ROBBED

!. F. Pabst. whose wife Is a
Tacoma poIicewomsn. informed Pc
Ice headquarters Monday night a
burglar had ransacked Their ZONE
AZ 1912 No. 18th s.. and stolen A
small hank containing about $40.
No one was al home when the
prowler entered through a rear
door. he sad. Their dog he added.
instead Of frightening The burglar
awav. escaped when The door was
opened and was later found n a
neiRhbors home.
Several other thefts were re-
ported 10 police Monday night and
Tuesday NJ. D. Enloe sad thieves
broke INTO truck parked Al So.
74th and Clement sts. ana stole
- pounds Of grease and eight
gallons of oil.
Two persons had tools stolen
from their parked cars Monday
evening. William Xoss Of Route s.
Box IS. said a set Of carpenter s
tools were taken from his car at
18th and Commerce. and +. J. Nor
man of Seattle lost a set Of ma
chinists tools from his truck at
18th and Commerce.
Harry Weaks of Waller road re-
ported the theft of an Indian blan-
ket and other articles from his
parked auto. and an aluminium
truck part was stolen from the
highway Truck Equipment Co., at
1924 South Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

Sen. Ted Schroeder. PuNal-
iup: The municipal plants
represent property taken off
the tax rolls. At first glance,
it seems 10 me the states bur-
den should he balanced"
Sen. Kathryn Malstrom. Taco
ma. There IS plenty Of room fer
argument
kerstetter Opposed
Sen. g. B. Kerstetter. Tacoma:
I'm against the taxation bill. On
state control. I'm still open
minded.
Rep. II. y. Jackson, South Ia
coma Such taxation is cut"
Rep. Gerald Dixon, Mckinley
Hill: I'm willing to hsten-the
state needs money
Sen. Gordon klemgard. Walla
Walla. State control IS fair pro-
posal. I don't see why they should
not pay state taxes, too, but I want
to hear the plan debated.
Sen. II. l. Kyle. Enumclaw.
I'm against both bills. It's
another move 10 undermine
public ownership"
Sen. John Ferryman. Okanogan
4 think its well worth talking
about.
That's enough to indicate that
the principle of public ownership
no longer IS an unbeatable "sa-
cred COW Apparently it's gong
TO have to fight TO maintain Itself
on its present basis.
In fact, the prediction freely is
made here that the bills will get a
do pass committee recommends
ton and viii pass the senate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

girl? J. A.
No. I don't think il would be
fair to the second girl, for you
would always have the first girl
IN your mind. In fact the first
girl would have the advantage
Of being a creature of your
dreams while the second one. If
you married her. would be the
very human person you married.
It is difficult for any human
being to be a rival TO a dream
person and that Is what most
old sweethearts are ! would
advise you to either make
strenuous effort to forget the
first girl land this IL often an
inpossibIlity for old loves have
. way OF holding your thoughtsD
or else give the second one up.
II would be extremely unfair TO
marry her and make her the
constant object OF silent COM
parison. 20 until you have put
the first girl out Of your mind
you had better forget marriage.
Unfaithful
Dear Miss Grey: They say con-
fession Is good for the soul, but
! don't suppose there Is much hope
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
Claim for $1,000
Presented to CitY

a $1,000 claim against the city
was filed with the city clerk Tues
day for consideration Of the council
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchanan,
3416 So. Washington s..
The claim states that Mrs. Blu
chanan suffered severe injuries on
Dec. L when she fell over a con-
crete block on a city sidewalk a
short distance west of 1852 Center
st. in the Oakland addition. Nesll-
eence of the city in allowing the
block to be on the sidewalk was
responsible for the accident, ae-
cording TO the Buchanans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the Editorial
Page:
/. II is on the white river. which
is non-nayigsble.
2. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
3. PSI.
4. One hundred dollars.
s. Capt. Frank Spur.
6. New Jersey.
Z. Sixty dollars.
8. Empire State building. New
York City.
9. Exclusion from religious priv
ileges.
10. New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
SCIENCE AT LAST FINDS GOD
Describes Him As A
"Mathematical Thinker"

A strange method Of mind and
body control that often leads 70
immense powers never before expert
eneed. s announced BY Edwin J.
Dlngle. 2. r. G. s. weil-knoWn ex-
plorer and geographer. The method
IS said 70 bring about almost un-
belleYaele improvement IN power Of
mind. MANY report improvement n
health. Others acquire superb bodily
strength. secure better positions. turn
failure into success often Win SUI
prlsing speed. talent. ability. and a
more magnetic personality are de-
reloped.
THIS extraordinary system Vas
found n a remote and mysterious
country, where Il has been used With
remarkable results fcr Thousands q
years. And nov Il IS supported oy
the latest scientific Developments n
psychology and physics.
Recent discoveries explains NJ.
D.ng.e. Have tevolGtloalzed re en-
tire structure Of science. Nany SCI
en;.sts now admit that the universe
does not follow purely mechanical
principles. but appears 10 acs accord
ing % TIE thought CT deciding
mind. TIE atom = found % be not
a so.td. but form @ eEerEs Light
and graEltstlon sre no longer e1-
planned mechanically Tire entire
matsFia..stlc thought O. tie past
century has been based on fzlss
Ideas q the nature o. mater A
number % scientists nov conclude
tlst me whole universe IS pure
thought and nothing else - TIE
thought O. a Mathematical Thinker
G vEich even human beng IS
vial part. What can this Mstaeust-
AGA. Thinker &c but Goa9 Strsrgsst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

And then one by one the towers
and pinnacles of the vast palace
began to fall and the lights went
out. Sitting in the darkness. they
heard the towers crash through
the roof, one by one. with a hor-
rible slow interval between each
lapse, and presently Maria Lishin-
skaia began to scream wildly and
horribly, the screams rising above
the sound of wailing and terror
which had risen from all over the
palace.
Savagely the old lady shouted
at her, stop that bloody row.
Stop screaming It helps MOTH
ing And in the voice of the old
woman there was the timbre of a
terrifying authority and scofn. as
if she felt only contempt for a
historical in the face of death
woman who grew frightened and
abandoning the dignity without
which man became something a
little lower than a dog.
Then the faint rocking and
sound of the falling towers ceased
and after a moment she said
It's over now. Go and fetch my
electric torch. Don't be FOOL
There was no answer, but in the
darkness the maharanee knew that
Maria Lishinskaia had obeyed her
In moment the companion re-
turned, preceded by a little circle
of light. The wailing in the palace
seemed to have taken on a rhythm
now, rising and falling, loud
Continued on Page s, Column s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been Is
sued by County Auditor 5. Clifford
Davis to Clarence Osborn and
Thelma Ostrom. both Of Eaton
vile: Clarence r. Ridout Of Buck
lev and Ruth Clark Of Seattle:
Thomas Moore of Selleek ana
Margaret NJ. Mullins Of Seattle;
Everett Johnson Of Tacoma and
Betty Schwengler Of Yakima.
William Andrews Of Seattle and
Arda Wilder Of Spanaway; Storm
Holland Of Chehalis and Anna
Scott Of Centrslia; James P.
Stuart and Palma VI. Olson. both
Of Tacoma: Leonard Swanson and
Ann Wolfe, both Of Puyallup;
Miles Nurss and Myrtle Hamme-
ken. both Of Tacoma; William
Newman and Corrinne Wassell
both OF Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

One Of the governors senate
leaders has asked that they be
placed under stare control. and
this proposal. too. is meeting With
a good deal Of favorable comment.
Like il or not. there i a
definite. well planned move
under WAY To place the pub
licll owned systems under the
same form of state supervision
and taxation a. arc the private
systems.
Two bills embodying the ideas
are row IN the senate utilities
committee, and Sen. Joseph Drum
heller. Spokane. the governor S
uppr house chief and chairman Of
the committee. said today.
They are good bills. and they
will be reported to the senate
floor They will be considered by
the committee some time this week
and may be the subject Of public
hearings.
Municipal utilities ought TO be
taxed by the state. and they ought
TO be under state control. Why
should the people as a whole play
favorites 90
First "backfire' against the pro-
posed laws came Monday from
the hospital bed of J. D. Ross,
Bonneville and Seattle City Light
chief who Is recuperating from an
operation at Mayo Brothers insti-
tute. Rocheter, MINI. Ross opposes
taxation BY the state
Just to indicate that the meas
ures may find friends among men,
bers here. the following comments
are quoted:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

C all great psychologists nov ave
- re same conclusion d another
ROAD
NJ. D.ngie maintains that Al hu-
man beings. therefore. are giants N
strength ana mind poHeE 1aps bic Of
surprising feats. from TIE ceisF q
CD age 70 the p-olcnz.1z o. fou i.
and the achievement o. dszz41g
business ara professional success .
realize then really marvellous pos ers,
men and women must escape from
The mater.allstlc- mechanical xag =
thinking which science nov aaoWs
% % false Tbs can be achieved
ONLY through practice TIE ancient
methods Of practice tound b. Ar.
D.ngle are SAID . Dc remarkably -
strumental n freeing ire giant pow
ers within Is
A uiue-thogsana word treatise re-
vealing many Startling results G. Us
system Is nov being offered d tle
Institute o. MentalpnEs. zi3 Sch
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Readers are Uzzed - we N
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
To COMPLETE COURSE
AT HARTFORD FRIDAY

William S Leake of s19 Wash
ington building, Tacoma. on Fri
day Will complete four week
course at the life insurance school
conducted by The Travellers Insur-
anee Co. at its home office in
Hartford. Conn. He was chosen
from among number of appl-
cants throughout the Uni e d
States and Canada TO attend the
school. where he has received in
tensive training in underwriting
practice and sales procedure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
Man Seeks Solution
For Ancient Problem
Doubts Wisdom Of Marrying Fiancee Because
He Still Loves Sweetheart of His Youth
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey. don't suppose il is very often that
member of the male your space in the paper but
would like to take advantage of it at this time.
am young man in my early twenties. When was II
lived with my folks in Australia and met girl of l.. We
fell in love and went together for three years 10
America five years and planned get married the
of 1886 We correspondent regularly and then out
of clear sky she that she married OF
stopped writing then but last took trip back
my old home and found that still loved her than
and she still loves We did discuss the feeling have
changed.
Now. four months ago met girl who appealed to
thought could love her and asked her to marry me- but
find cannot get the first girl out Of my mind. Do you think
would be fair to the second girl ahead with
rage plans when hopeessly in love with my first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
THE RAINS CAME

Copyright 1881 1888. 1889 by Louis Bromfield
Distributed BY Ledger Syndicate

At the moment of the disaster
the maharanee. bored and rest
less in the heat. sat playing six
pack bezique with Maria Lishin-
skaia. The game went badly and
the maharanee found that she beat
her companion too easily to find
any pleasure in the contest. She
was bored with the cards, bored
with Ranchipur. bored with Maria
Lishinskaia. Maria, like herself,
had had too much of the moon
soon. She looked pallid and i'll,
and seemed to have little spirit.
Perhaps" thought the old lady
things are not going too well
with Mr.. Bauer. or perhaps she is
Just tired After all Maria
wasn't young any more. The ma
haranee wondered how old she was,
and presently she asked not, How
old are you, Maria - because she
knew Maria would lie in answer
answer to any question so direct,
but How old were you when the
war ended % and Maria. caught
answered quickly and truthfully
"Twenty-one.'
Yes. the maharanee calculated
quickly, that made her 80. and al
SO one wasn't young and fresh any
more, especially if you'd led a life
like Maria's. There were times
when Maria looked younger than
her age. and times when she look
ed much older. She was. the old
lady had observed. very change
able. In those moments when she
was more Asiatic than European
she became as old as time itself,
old and frightened and despairing.
Would you like me TO read to
you ." asked Maria.
No. I think III go to bed
Maria lighted a eigaret and fell
To PLAYING patience. and while she
was laying ont the cards, an
extraordinary change came over
the palace The air seemed 10
grow unexpectedly heavy and SUI
locating and there was a sudden
silence as if the world itself had
been checked in its turning More
and more slowly Maria laid down
the cards until suddenly, as if she
were aware OF some danger. she
stopped. listening and waiting. a
look of terror IN her eyes. Her
salow face grew white as wax
and opposite her the maharanee
braced herself unconsciously in her
chair.
The old lady knew what was
about to happen and suddenly she
was transported back again across
more than 5 years into the dusty
little village in the Deecan from
which she had come to be ma
+ haranee Of Ranehipur She knew
that feeling in the air. Il mad,
f her see again the whole villag,
oollapsing into the streets IN s
cloud Of rubbish and dust. Sh,
heard again the cries Of thos,
buried In the wreckage OF tht
fallen houses
And then the floor seemed 4
heaye beneath their feet as Il there
were an enormous monster Just be
meath them. Bits OF plaster fel
from the ceiling and the net.
which kept out the giant bat.
swsyed az the windows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
AT LAST!
the TRUTH ABOUT
L0SING FAT

NEW YORK. y. Yin test BIZ
prominent Ne Nolk physician and
nationally known newspaper woman
- women last total - ESQ ihs.
II - dass YOu. too. can follow ta.s
SAME SENSIBLE pan risht at home
ana heue i Is
Flrst o. al 50 Hsht on fatty meats
ara sweets e. plenttuilE q lean
meats iIsa. fowl fresh fruits aid
vegetables And for proper functions
ias bY removal 81 accumulated wastes
tar a aaif teaspoonful e krusehen
n hot water every nofuinS--DONr
MISS A MORNING - krasehen Is
MADE rlsht here n l. 5. A. from
famous English formula.
And this i Important kruschen ~
NOT harmful. II Is not Just one salt
as some people iSnorautly believe.
Rather its blend of Is active min
erals. Witch when dissolved In water
make u healthful mineral drink SIM
liar 10 highly effective spa waters
where wealthy women have gone for
wears. \ lar Of hru>ehen costs only
few cent, and lasts d weeks.
50. al iad!es-set some Sunptioni
MAKE Up YOUR MIND YOU'LL
STICK 70 tie ABOVE PA Ter IS days
and tust see = you don't lose fat
ard feel healthier and EoEager. You
can set kruschsa a. druggists every
where.
PAY Less Drug Store. Crown
Drug. Owl Drug Company
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
Clans


Dear Miss Grey: II neighbor's
child is mean and always In mis-
chief. hasn't another neighbor q
right TO punish that child if II
misbehayes in her home? / have
a friend who lives near me and
she won't speak to me because
slapped her naughty little boy not
long ago when he took a toy away
from my little girl. She tell:
friends that she could have me-
arrested. Is this So
MRS. X.
In the first place l should
think you would be ashamed TO
enter into such typical baby"
trouble. II you are going
through life Shaping all chill
dren who get into arguments
with your little girl you will
probably find yourself telling
1t to the judge and am sure
it viii serve you right. Your
child is not the only important
child in the world, you know,
and you had better be woman
enough 10 forget doing battle
with youngsters who do not al
ways get along with your own.
Yes. II is risky business 20
slap some other persons child.
l can imagine your fury If some
woman slapped your little one.
You no doubt would see to IL
that she never did such stupid
thing again.
There are enough real battles
in life 10 engage our attention.
without entering into combat
with children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
KING URGES WORLD
DISARMAMENT CALL
WASHINGTON - Ser. "

WASHINGTON - Sen. William
II. King. D.. Utah. taking issue
with Secretary Of State CordeN
Hull. said today the hour was al
hand for the United States 10 call
a disarmament conference.
He believed almost all nations
except Germany. Italy and Japan
would accept invitations. and that
those three could be brought into
| the conference later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
ENUMCLAW PIONEER
Is TAKEN BY DEATH

ENUMCLAW-J m G s Mont
gomery, s4-year-old Enumelaw
pioneer, died Monday at his home
here He had lived in Enumclaw
for IS years. A retired farmer,
he also had served as county road
supervisor. He leaves son, James,
of Enumclaw, and two grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 2:30 p. m. from the
Enumclaw funeral home, l. Q. O.
F. lodge No. 1872 officiating; burial
will be in the Evergreen ceme-
terry at Enumelaw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
Do This IL You're
NERVOUS

Dent take eharcss On products you knov
nothing shout or rely on temporary relief
when there's need q good general system
tonic Ike tins-p-eNea LYDIA +. Plaknzr1 8
Vegetable Compound, MADE especias-s faf
xorssz from wholesome herbs and roots
Let pinkhau's Compound help build Up
mere physical resistance and thus al n
calming lanEiy nerves lessen distress rom
female functi9nAi disorders and sn4ke he
worth living.
Fer over 50 years ere woman has tod
another haw 70 e smiling fhru zlth
plnAhzm's-ayer .oee 900 women have
written in reporting g.cr:9-s be-etts-Is
AN@. % SSS adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15
EVANGELIST TO OPEN
MEETINGS ON FEB. Il

A series of meetings win be held
at the Central Baptist church, So.
18th and SITS. from Feb. 81
through March 5, it was announced
Tuesday. The speaker will be
Rev. Oscar r. Gunnerfeldt, evang-
elist of the general conference of
the Swedish Baptist Churches of
America. He will be accompanied
here by Walter Natkin. a tenor.
Meetings will be held Sunday
mornings at II o'clock. Sunday
evenings at T:3o and other nights
at s, with the exception of Mon
days and Saturdays.