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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20
Baptist Ministers OF
Tacoma and Vicinity 10 Meet

BAPTIST ministers II Tacoma and
vicinity will meet Al the hnuss N
Rev. A. n Morris. rsysliur. Tues
8ay morning st tosa They VII
meet fire. ~ the First baptist
church a Payailup Il 1000
NJ. Nafean Nth 10 the guest
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Ministers saiesnanshlp Minis
tsrs needing trsnsrertaisen can
cali Rev. A n SeisCn. NAN snts
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u attend whether having = reza-
lar charge cr ret.
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school, slt5 . ~. worship ssrys
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Christian a MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Central Branch. Rev. n. ". Yer
gDsons 20 Sih ami ~ sta. aatur-
day. fso p m. Spiritual Jubilss
Singers from Chicago Will pu, ON
all request program ~ Negro
apiriiuais sunday. ss5 q. m.
Sunday school Morning worship.
II sermon subject The Power ~
the Life 20 Come" Mass meeting
? 30 p. m. Young Peoples prayer.
= p. m. Adult prayer nesting ~
Young peoples public service 70
Evening ayAngellH,ic service ] 10.
sermon subject. "sampsons Fall :"
Monday evening. 7so. Plants
ton Scenes and spiriiuais e Wed.
nsstay. sii-dsy Young psopies
rally. transportation furnished
"Wednesday, prayer service Al Tab
ernaois. 7 80 .. m Friday. 10
a m. % 4 D m. day u prayer snd
fasting.
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ROSE SOCIETY
MEETS MONDAY

rhs rsormA Nass soetesv. esuss.
sssd In encourage plsHtla8 spN
h>stey care ~ rsznpe. vtI1 Neot n
Ire Motel Wlathswp heuN6n1 ~ 3
p NJ Many nsUtth. SEATTLE rnao
nruWst. wiit ts1h - IN seteettrs.
planting sHd core ~ suaes h NJ
spstnG
1he ssrtsty 10 encouraging ~
planting ~ ysitow sosss thte
spring. IN celebrate shs senss'o
sso,s~n jubilee
Dr. W. y. Prizes. prsssssset ~ IN
group. announces thai II the susi
os the Nesttn9. thsse Wtll ~ =
spntsst for free ruass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

a. m. Morning service. II a. m.
sermon subject; Gods SUI
ficiency." Rev. c. W. johnson,
Christian Endeavor. $50. The Nov
Testament Bible class Thursday
noon at the home OF Mrs Glass,
1926 so. Huson
Oakland Presbyterian so. saith
at Proctor. Minister. c. ~eyef, jr.
The Truth About Guardian
Angels" Is subject for morning
worship. II n. m. Bible school nj
s:s3. { E. at $50 .. M. Evening
gospel song hour. 7.30. subject.
The City That was Dumped Into
the Sea" first IN a series of ten
sermons on theme, Fulfilled Pro-
pheeies That Prove the Bible =
Women's sOciety's regular meet
Ing on Tuesday when Ladies' Guild
viii entertain at noon luncheon.
Marie Louise Franz Guild VIII
meet on Thursday. Choir practice
and prayer meeting on Thursday
night. beginning at Ti5.
FIRST Dr. J. Ren~ies necul-
Tough. Sunday school. st5. Morn.
ing worship. ii a. m. Subject.
shall I Join a Church ?" Senior
G. h., L.. s. Tacoma hospital, $50
y. m. Senior G. r. business meet
ing. Nelson hail. $50 3. m. Chris
iian Endehgors. $50 Adult pray
ef service. 8 30. Middleton parlor.
Subject. The Child and the Hsay-
emily Kingdom"
Monday. Young Peoples council
In the church office. 7 .. m.
Tuesday. Circle y will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Charles Hopkins
and Mrs. William Browning, i3b
50. Tacoma ave. apt. u. 1880
lncheon. Westminster guiid. $50
p. m. Yoder parIor Prss6ersans.
Stone hall. 7 p. m. Char party
at home Of Dr. and Mrs. J. Rem.
WICK Mccullough. sis No. Stadium
way. at ! 20 .. ~. Session regn-
lar meeting. Middleton parlor.
7.sO.
Wednesday. Ladies' Bible ciaaa
VIII have potiuck dinnsf al .. m
In Nelson hall. Mems Bible class.
guests
Thursday. sooiislG Bible class.
Snyder hail. 10 a n. Synthetic
Bible study class with the pastor
In Snyder hall. 7 ,. IA Mission
study class. 7 p m. In Middleton
parioF. Ald~ssS prayer seryies,
Stone hail. : .. NJ
Friday. Senior {. 4 party. sny-
der hall. Z 20 2. ~.
Saturday. Young Peoples Pei
loNshlp II prayer, Yodsr parior
7 . N.
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CHURCH or Jesus CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
LIncnIn Mard Rar Lama. Ill

Pike, presiding bishop.
Sunday school, 1890 = m: Eve.
ming Sacrament service, 7 p. m
Primary Association. Saturday. al
100 p. m. Priesthood and Relief
Society. Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. Mu.
tnal Improvement Assn. special
program. Thursday. 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school and Relief Society
meets In Seattle Sunday for
monthly union.
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cATlioric

~ Ans's Rev Maurice Calvin
pastor, 70s7 80 PARK ave Masses
= and 10 ~ m
NJ Jo~~ph's fsissasj Rev 10,
seph Hayostak. pastor sos 10
ssfh 81, 8Assea $50 and 10 10
NJ iss's the Great Rev A J.
Kssbsbaeb. = J pastor. ITO No.
isth " Masses .. 80. 40, , N
and ~
st Patriek's ~ Rev Mfgr
W soonsB. pastor iiiz No J
IT Masses $40, 7so. st5. 10
and ~
sta. Peter and Pad troiisbl ~
Rev Henry EsxNeki. pastor. Port
Lard ave and s&th 81 Masses 10.
. 30 ana 1870
~. Hits fIfaiissB Rev. A.
Bruno. pastor 1908 No. Ains~ostn
ave Masses 730 and 1880
Holy Essary Rev. AptbonY
Hack. pastor. 5i7 30 Both Il.
Masses .. 100. s,s5. 10 and N.
sacred Heart Rev. A. H. Al
lard. pastor. $3.50 Mckinley ave
Masses 30 ana II
Visitation isogib Taeofns1 --
Rev Dominic Hack. pastor. Aaass.
7. sI5 and 1870
~. Bracelets spanaxay Esv,
James Toner. pastor. Mass . q. m.
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Sosth Carolina leads 81 sshee
ssssss II ths unlon IN vsius n
xasasn vegetables grown fos huNss
consumption
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rREsnYIEsIAN

o
William J. sharp. minister. Bible
school, sS5 a. m Morning vor-
ship, IL a. m. The pastor VIII
preach. Evening worship. 9 30 D.
m. After the worship hour the
pastor Will give an exposition on
the book Of Acts 70 adult group.
Young people and Intermediates
Will meet for their discussions.
Westminster. 50. 50th and l. sta
w. o. Benthin. pastor. A. the
VeFper hour Sunday Mrs. Benthin
will give a dramatic reading. The
Man Born Blind Morning Nor-
snip at II. preceded by Billie
school al s:s5 The three youth
exprsssiOn groups will meet a.
7 30 p. m. Morning sermon. God
Comes Through Giving" Chill
dren's sermon. The Boy Who
Made Soap
sprague Memorial. Rev. A. y
Van Zsnts. pastor. The newly Or
gained young peoples choir yyiil
sing ss regular feature Sunday
evening A. 7:sO O'Clock. Rev Van
Zsnte will speak On The Measure
q 4 Man" ~ IL m. the ser
mon subject Ntll be @ConsscFate1
Personality Sunday school 81
9:f5 a. m. Christian Endeagor At
8 30 ?. N.
The Mems Brothefhood viii meet
Tuesliay In the church socisl roam
at 10 .. m " 4. Williams
val tell Of his experiences IN the
b n navy.
HaBitou Park Bible school, 8 %
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FIRST, sixth ave and Grant. ksy
J George Cunningham Theme
Wells of Salvation" Bible school
ast5 m. Young Peoples Society
$40 .. m. FiTssids hour 100 p.
70 Thursday evening prayer sers-
zee 7.z0 p. m
south Tacoma, 30. o0th and
Warner ats. Elmer o Psulson.
pastor. sermOn subject for II a.
n. service, Pleasing 4 Person. "
The nss1eaRe for the tbs .. n.
Rogpei feaylee gfiii be n Reyeia-
tn a. Mea.g He's In Response
70 the Word 81 Cod Sunday
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EPISCOPAL

ChIist-No- 3rd and K SIS. Rev.
Sidney T. James. rector. Services
for Qulnqus gesirna Holy commu-
nion a. TO a m. church school
a. s:f5. morning PRAYER md sc--
mon b. the rector at II O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-20

Ash Wednesday. Holy Communion
At 1890 q. m. Friday. Lenten ser
vice. 1890 a. m. In Parish house.
ST. Andrews, sic No. Cakes st.
Rev. W. 4. Tnrrill. rector. Sunday
school. a.4s q. m: service and ser
mon at IL. Subject, How the
Church Came 10 America"
on Ash Wednesday. Feb. %,
Holy Communion VIII be at T:so
a. m. and IL a. m. service for girls
and boys, p, M. service every
Friday In Lent at As p. m, preach
or. the Rev. Archibald w. Sidders,
rector Of Christ church. Puyallup.
subject, Christian Healing
Church Of the HOLY Communion.
So. i4th and I SITS Rev. r. II. Nc
Ginnis. rector. Early service. 8
am. Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. at
IL a m.
81. Luke's Memorial No. 96th
and Cove SITS. Rev. Arthur Bell.
Holy Communion, 4 a. m. YP.F.
breakfast, s45 am. Sunday
school and confirmation class at
a:25. Morning service. II m.
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Church Of God z5zs W. Wilks.
son vt. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning service a. II a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday AZ 7s50 p. ~.
Faith Temple 2ist and sts.
"Whst Church or Churches IN Ia
coma Preach an UncOmpromlslng
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First. Division ave. and 81.
Second. So. saith and Warner 81.
Third, Wright ave. and East | st..
Fourth. 9s5is Broadway.
First, Lake Steilacoom.
Mind" u the subject of the les
son-sermon which will be read to-
morrow In all Churches OF Christ,
Scientist, which are branches of
The Mother Church. The First
Church Of Christ. Scientist. in Bos-
ton. Mass.
Golden text. BE We all OF one
mind, having compassion one Of
another, love as brethren, be pitt
full. be courteous" Il Peter, 3:s).
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-scrmon Is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: :" the
first of all the commandments In,
Hear, O Israel. The Lord Our God
Is one Lord: And thou shalt love
the Lord thy God with all thy soul,
and with all thy mind. and with
all thy strength: this is the first
commandment MARK 1929, J0).
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Sci
enee and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy;
Having no other gods. turning TO
no other but the one perfect Mind
TO guide him, man IL the likeness
OF God, pure and eternal, having
that Mind which was also In
Christ" n. 1gT.lal
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CoNGREGATioNAL

ffrst- Division ave. and J at.
Rev. Holland r. Burr. Church
school, s:45. Morning worship. IL.
With Malice Toward None" will
be the title Of DR.. Burr's sermon
for Brotherhood day. High school
Pilgrim Fellowship. $50 Fire
side Forum for college business
young people. $40 Tuesday. 2
p. m, Martha circle " giving a
tea for all the young married
women Of the parish.
Plymouth ~ SO. s5th and park
ave. Rev. Joseph Weiss. pastor
washington service. Sunday at IL
a. m. with a patriotic sermon. The
Royal Robe Of Dignity" by the
pastor. Church school 10 an
Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 D. m.
George Washington dinner
VIII be served by the ladies' al the
church Friday beginning $50 D. m.
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sPIRITUAf.IsT
HKIsIIAN

Flrst-sizth ave. At Kay st..
Rev. Carl A. johnson. Patriot
ism" discussion subject at Church
Of Youth. ?. m. Living kadi-
antly" will be pastors sermon
topic for the IL a. m. service.
Mckinley Psrk-3sth and spo-
kane ave. !. G. Shaw. minister.
Bible school. e55 a m. Commun-
ion Of the Lords supper. II q. m.
Sermon. The Faith That over
eometh the World G. r groups
meet al . 80
Capt John " Stoddard. national
chairman Of the National Home
Defense committee. viii Be the
guest speaker Capt Stoddsrd ~iil
speak on What Potential Enemy
Threatens the United states with
Invasion. Why Spend the Huge
Sums for Armaments That Are
Now Urged ,"
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.cheoi. eas a N n " '. I
4 70 n IN
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-18

FOR Log cabin at Mile A. Not more than city block length to Hope highway Noun tain stream at back door. Near Summit Lake, Gooo fl ishing and hunt ing. 10 of ground, $75.Oo Inquire at Moose Pass Miner.
Moose Pass miner., 1939-10-18
CULVER = NAPPE

Miss Margaret Culver ,Whc ( vieited Mrs. Ralph Reid in Moose Pass last summer ,wi l l be married in Seattle dur ing the Chri stmas holidays to Leslie Nappe of Goodnews Bay, formerly of Seattle.
 The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Culver of Anchorage, both we'll known in Moose Pass. She was graduated from Anchorage High school with the class of '38.
 MT. Nappe is with the Goodnews Bay Mining Co. and they will live at Goodnews Bay.
 Joe Stant on has comp1e- ted good job of bull dog ing around his cabin at Mile A.
 Mrs. Nellie Neal -Lawing and Mrs. Irene Holden were callers at Eddie Tulare's cabin before Mrs. Lawing sailed for the States.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry L. Smith had Mir. and Mrs. Jake Laub scher and Bud" Tol son for their dinner guests Monday night.
 Mrs. Irene Holden is now in charge of Lawing Roadhouse.
 Harry Conkey plans to spend the Wlnt CT Out side. He will sail in November.
 Say That Again
 The ranch owner tele- phoned his manager to buy 1.-two sows m pigs."
 Imagine his surprise 9 few days later to receive a bill for "2, 1000 pigs."
Evening star., 1939-03-03
House Unit Ends Inquiry
On Rail Differentia|s
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The House Interstate Commerce
Committee ended its hearings on
railroad rate differentials abruptly
today and indicated it would make
no recommendations for legislative
action.
Chairman Lea announced the
committee would start next Tuesday
the taking of testimony from rep
resentatives of water carriers on the
whole transportation problem" He
said testimony would embrace pro-
posals for coordination between
water and land transportation sys-
TENS and their rate schedules.
Il think the hearing just con-
cluded has accomplished the pur-
pose of those asking for it by draw
ing attention of the public to rate
difterentials," Representative Lea
said.
Nearly all witnesses have testi-
fed any adjustments necessary
could be made by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Gandhi Is Fasting
.!'Unfo Death 10 Win
Government Reforms
Demands Voice for People
In Administration Of
Rojkot Stote
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RAJKOT, India, March s.
Mohandas K. Gandhi slipped cup
of hot goats milk today and then
foreswore food in a hunger strike
to obtain administrative reforms
for the inhabitants of the tiny ma
tive state of Rajkot.
He said it would be a fast unto
death" unless the native ruler,
Thakore Saheb Shri Dharmen-
drasinhji, gave the people "a voice
in the government"
Even as the tottering Indian ma
tionalist leader and holy man be-
gan his fast, serious communal
rioting brought death to two per-
sons in Lucknow, 700 miles from
Rajkot.
The town of Rajkot lies In the
interior Of the Kathiawar PENN
sula, ITO miles west Of Cambay. It
Is famous for its dyes.
A crowd of spectators watched
Gandhis final preparations for the
A@NAASSA oCAAhSy WlllCIl lcCdllcu Ills
unconditional and irrevocable"
three-week fast of May, 1893, on
behalf of India's untouchables.
In three other fasts he went with
out food for six days in September
1882, a week in August, 1888, and a
week in August, 1884.
The little man chatted cheerfully
with his followers as he began an
other important day in his demon
strative career. First there was his
usual routine of messages and
ablutions after which he looked at
his mail.
Shortly before noon he took his
last meal-whole wheat bread,
! tomatoes, cooked vegetables and
oranges and finally a cup Of hot
goats milk just before the zero
hour of his hunger strike ultimatum.
Gandhi accused Thakore Saheb Of
breaking a promise to introduce
democratic reforms in Rajkot. An
Evening star., 1939-03-03

strated in Warsaw last week end.)
Beyond the general settleshsiitsy
1t Is in the interests Of both coun.
tries to reach really practical re-
suits in handling minorities in .oSdtf
to remove inflammable matter which
repeatedly hinders deepening Of
German-Polish friendly relationGs,.
The article referred to important
tasks facing the committee of Polish
and German representatives now
meeting in Berlin in an effort TO
smooth minority problems. =
The basis Of the discussions is
the 1887 agreement which specified
rights of minorities in language and
speech, education and the practices
Of trades. .
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Minority Settlement
Needed With Poles,
Says Hitler Paper
1887 Declaration FoiIed
To Bring Alienation,
Il Declares
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BERLIN, March 3-Chancellor
Hitler's newspaper, Voelkischer Beo-
bachter. declared today that anti
German demonstrations in Poland
made "alleviation" Of minority re-
lations between the two countries
necessary and urgent"
The authoritative newspaper de-
clared that events have shown
that the German-Polish minority
declaration Of 1887 did not bring
the expected alienation.
Especially in view of the most
recent unpleasant occurrences in
Poland this step is as necessary
as 1t is urgent (Students demon
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Two Persons Killed
In Lucknow Riotino

LUCKNOW, India, March 3 (R.-
Two persons were killed in Lucknow
and shops were looted and fired
today In Hindu-Moslem rioting
which brought troops and police out
in several cities Of the United
Provinces.
The two deaths, by shooting, oc-
CURED In the Etah district Of Luck~
now where armed police constantly
were patrolling the streets.
Troops were rushed from Bareilly
to Buduan, 125 miles north of the
capital, to restore order.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
THE STAR, WASHINGTON G, FRIDAY g. 1889.

hour and . half after Gandhi start.
ed fasting the native ruler main.
tanned his stand in . letter to the
Nationalist leader.
Gandhi tossed 1t aside with the
remark that 1T merely is adding
fuel to the flames"
The rigors Of previous fasts
had left Gandhi emaciated and
shrunken.
He disTegarded his recently fail
ing health, however, to push his
fight with the ruler of Rajkot, whom
Gandhi called my son." The leader
said he hoped by "self-suffering" to
evoke his (the ruler's) best nature" J"
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Many Would Be ExiIed

More than 900 people, many of
them women, applied for the posi-
ton of warden of tiny island
sanctuary off the Isle of Man. The
person selected will be alone for 10
months in year, according to a
London report, will live in an
abandoned lighthouse and will have
the company of 10 species of birds
Evening star., 1939-03-03

118 of our Finest Benchwork
Suits. Were to $65---$38.75
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Man Adopts AIIiqutors

Every night the second mate Of
the Danish freighter Olympia,
which recently visitet Durham,
South Africa, sleeps with two alli-
gators under his bed. AS they do
not snore or get seasick they make
good travelling companions. The
man bought the queer pets in Brit
ish Guiana and has made a home
for them In a drawer under his
bunk.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Sweet Brior Meetinq

The Sweet Briar College Alumnae
Club of Washington will meet at the
home of Mrs. M. D. Mcdowell, 2101
Connecticut avenue NV, tomorrow
for bridge party at 2:3O pm.
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Clipper Reaches China

HONG KONG, March 3 (P.-
Pan American Airways' new 40
ton. 74-passenger clipper today
completed her maiden trans-Pacific
flight alighting here on the final
leg from Manila,
Evening star., 1939-03-03

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Kerry Keith's included! Now
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(61) SLACKS. Were S5.95
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(15) $3.50 REVERSIBLE
RAINCOATS - TOPCOATS,
Reduced S16.75