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most pleasant thing in the world
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Tn@ Rev. Roland u. itosasci<s.
pastor NJ Faith Evangelical tSs-
thefsn church. 10. peth and rsrk
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duties.
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hNAtA OF fffifti ftAANN NANsh
prayer. q 30 p. m. Young People.
3 80 D m. Sunday school. ssb a. m.
George A. Raadenbush. supt.
cnnI.rr.s SCIENCE
First-DlVision ave. and ] sts.
second So. s5th and warner.
Thira--Wrisht ave and East I st.
foufth-94s9 Broadway.
rirt-fAke stetiacoom.
Reality all b. the subject Of
the lesson read In all churches.
CHURCH OF raf orrS BIslr
Adams street Chapel so nth and
Adams hes. Fred Hornshuh. pastor.
Thursday. 7s5 y. m. Sunday school,
faIth Nisslon---summit Road. Rev,
W. A. scott pastor Services 80
y. m. and Friday. same hour. sun
day school, 10 a. m
Faith Iemple-2ist and I SITS. Rev
FRED Hornshuh pastor Services II
a. m. ana 7.s5 .. m. Sunday school.
3 as a m
CONGREGATIONAL
Ttrst-Dlsision ave. and ats Rev.
Holland Burr d. d. pastor. Services
II a m Christianity and Educa-
tion-Importsnt Allies Pilgrim fell
loWship for nigh school young people
AZ 9 80 m Sunday school az $50
a. m. Adult class BY Dr. j. W. Robin
Plymou,h-so .sth and Park ave
Rev Joseph Weiss. pastor Services
II a. m, The Open Highway" sun
day school, 10 a. m.
oovEsAsf CHURCH
First-So. 10th and l ats. Rev. Carl
n. Peterson. pastor Services II q. m,
God al Work. and 7.3o D m, Arma-
geddon AliEuments." Young People,
5 D. IN. Sunday school, s:45 a. m.
frIseopsL
Christine. 3rd and sta Rev.
Sidney 7. James. pastor. commun-
ion, 730 a. m. Services. III q. IN.
Sunday school 9.45 q. m.
Holy commnnion-so 18th and !
sta. Rev. X. II. McGlnnis. pastor
Services . q. m. and IL a. M sun
day school. 10 N.
II. Andrew's-8l6 No Cakes. Rev.
W. b Turrill pastor. Services. II a.
m, God OF Money!" sunday school.
ST. Iuke's sfemoriaI-3eoI No. Cove
St Rev. Arthur Bell, pastor. SerV-
ices. holy communion. . a. m; COM
munion and services IL a. m. sun
day school. 9:45 a. m.
II. John's-5sth and Puget Sound
ave Rev Archibald w. sldders.
PAnbDis oElhAAto FoV y AAaH WV
Infinite supply"
INDEPENDENT
independent Bible Church - Divi-
sion ave and O SITS. Rev Roy Tai
madge Brumbaugh, pastor. Services
II a. m, The God OF Power Working
Through Believing Prayer" and ..
m. God Tells Us of the Super
Dictator OF the Mediterranean and
Where Italy and Other Hstion1 VIII
Stand IN the Last War Of This Age
Sunday school. 9.45 b. m. Prayer at
D. m; meeting Of young group.
7:l5 p. m.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Tacoma Central WaTd-No. L and
Steele sts. Services. BIS a. m. fpriest-
hood meeting1 2 p. m. Sunday
school 1870 a. m
Recognized Church of Jesus Christ,
1921 East J St
LUTHERAN
Bethany Mountain highway at
Rocky Ridge Rev. H. ". Sylnth,
pastor Services .. m Sunday
schools. Loyelsnd. IA; Bethany 10 80:
Weyerhaeuser, 10 a. m; Benston,
p. m
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Adeiine Hfoukbafdt ~ PORTLAND
viii hs heard ~ the Unity Temple
Sunday in holh morning and svs-
ming services. Hbs rsturns u
Portland Tuesday.
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Protest
DsAf ~. nssY tkns ~ws.
"a mss sse seaesn kses . rffNt
10 FFssssl ssaxsl isass ss&sss
ssasss wns ,sssafxsf - sAxsr shop-
H4sk W ths aftxF~sssH faNsa q
aisis sffeFt oa thsr pas seaig fgre
,Asgn shappasg IN tss asefnznsi snd
ter catrsly ct - a tsss aaF8ug
re tasarst haass ard tsAs seats
ffurn TIRED eafksss
musf adnii ! east Fave nszAfh
sympathy fof = wuassn she hss -
stand ~ ln a BIS ~Aen ] esn tel
~ her oonyefrstsaa tAai shs hss
spent m sfisrasan shasing bar.
gains Otter these fsash-hcur 90
male problems look terribly lndlg.
nsrt ~ they have TO stand up ard
many % them glare - men Nho
refuse 70 give % their sestt
Wen. 10 give HsY scat q an cid
lady or a woman s1fh a baby IN
her arms bit II give II 20 no
thouFhtless and selfish woman who
crowds the 6uNses during hours
when she has no business being on
them.
] am not an ill-msnnefed man
but certainly am indifferent TO
the so called comfort Of women
who are totally Indifferent 10 the
comfort Of men and wosnsn work
ers who are on the husses after
days work because they have to
be there not because the desire 10
gsd found them there.
sIT-DowS. STRIKER.
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sa* sac aFtsa tsks - Ess 80
sAks - sss4y Esss.z aasaFsz $3.50 -
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
AIlIANlf

Tabernacle sth and NJ sts Rev
Dwight n Ferguson pastor services
II a. m The Basis % Acceptance
with God and so , m. The Re-
kults Of Perfect Vision" AdDit
prayer. q 30 D. m. Young People.
80 D. m. Sunday school. . sb d. m.
Gcorge A Haadanbukh supt.
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Answers 70 Test QUESTIONS
Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed On ths editorial
page;
4. Jack rabbit.
Z. $40.
Z. James Roosevelt.
4. Two.
.. Dry rot.
.. India.
7. West P1tnk, y. =.
O. Tarrsn'-tu-la: nss ens-en-
tu'-ia.
,. Seven o'clock .. ~
TO- Two: wsitsrwssght 81 ND
dIeweight.
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CaIyary-ssis So. d ". Rev. W y
Folsom, pastor. Services II a. m and
80 D. m. Sunday school, ss4b =. m.
Iirst-TscoFna ave. and DIVISION
ave. Rev. J Renwick Mccullough,
pastor Services II 4. m. Gently
Will He Lead Thee" and 7.s5 y, m.
when God Says Must for I4ie =
Societies at $50 D. m. Intermediates
In Snyder hall with Marjorie Bosr-
land; Seniors In Eelson hall with
Pat Downey. Young People In Middle
ton parior with Phyllis Baker. Sun
day school at 8 ;55 a. m.
ImmanueI-No. 9th and J sts. Rev.
Harold B. Long, pastor. Services IL
a. m.
Little Church on the Prairis-Iake-
wood community. Rev Hugh NJ.
Miller, pastor Services. 10 a. N, last
sermon Of pastor Sunday school, 10
a. m. Meeting Of young people at
6s30 D. m
Ianitou Park Services, II a. m,
THE Road OF Life" and 1880 y m,
Mountain Peaks Of Scripture Chris
tian Endeagor at $50 D. m Sunday
school. $50 d m.
Oakland-5o 34th and Proctor SITS.
Rev. Clarence Weyef, pastor. 5erYiees
II a. m and 8 .. m Sunday school,
3 As A. m.
spraEne Memorial church 57th
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CnRI.IIAN SCIENCE

st--DiYiaion ave and ] sts.
second 50. s5th and warner.
Thtrd--NriGht ave and East ! Of.
foufth-94si Broadway.
IirA-fAke steiiscoom.
Reality xill h. the subject Of
the lesson read tn all churches.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Worlds Fair Executive
To Speak at A. U.

DR.. Benjamin Gerig, New York
Worlds Fair executive, will speak
at the annual fall convocation Of
American University at 8 o'clock TO-
night in Hurst Hall auditorium at
which two doctor of philosophy and
seven masters Of arts degrees will
be awarded.
DR.. Gerig and the new graduates
will be honor guests at a recep-
ton in the women's residence hall
held under the auspices of the
Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma
National Graduate Women's Fra
ternity.
Recipients of the two Phi. D. de-
grees are Thomas Bransford of Ar
Ington, Va, and Elton Atwater of
Elmira, N. Y. Those who will be
awarded master of arts degrees are
Arthur Conover and Wendell Little
of Arlington. Va: John de Beers
OF Chicago, Ill; Leonard Fischman
OF Brooklyn, N. Y; Robert Byrd of
Tacoma. Wash, and Doris Detre
and Nathan Koffsky of Washington.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
uld be In a favorable position to

would be In favorable position to
help.
He went on to advise against the
effects Of q war boom-whose ele-
ments, he declared, already were
present-saying:
"A war boom without our partici-
pating In the European war will
bring depression beside which the
one from which we have not yet
emerged will seem like an infant.
And . war boom followed by our
entry into the war, thereby produc-
ing still bigger and more inflated
war boom. would be something from
which ! fear we might not recover
at all"
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Capper Suggests
j. ). Initiate .
Peace Negotiations
Senator Fears Effect
OfWor Boom on Nation s
Economic Life
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Senator
Arthur Capper, Republican. of Kan
sas suggested last night that this
country initiate peace negotiations"
to end the European conflict.
'The United States" he said in a
speech prepared for the Bronxville
Mems Club, cannot afford to par
ticipate in this European war. To
do so would be a disservice to itself
and to Europe, in my opinion.
But the United States can, and
ought to, participate in a program
for peace in Europe and the rest of
the world now. This would be
service, not disservice, to all con-
cerned."
The Senator suggested that this
country as "a powerful neutral"
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Better Federal Guard
Pay Is Theme al
Banquet
Special Police Beneficial
Association Advised to
Draft Legislation

Better pay for Federal guards was
the keynote of speakers at the
banquet held last night at the
Harrington Hotel by the Federal
Special Police Beneficial Association,
Inc.
The association, with 80 per cent
of its members World War veterans,
has contended that Federal guards
are underpaid for their service, and
several speakers at the banquet
echoed the sentiment that the 81 200
minimum salary for a Federal build
ing guard is not adequate for
decent living.
Members of Congress and Federal
executives attended the banquet as
honor guests.
Harry B. Mitchell. president of the
Civil Service Commission, said that
the classification system made it
impossible for the commission to
raise the pay of guards. He suggested
that the only remedy was to draft
q legislation and take it to Congress.
Vote Qualification Urged.
Men in Federal employ should
remember they are still citizens of
their respective States and should
qualify as voters, thus making an
impression on Congress, Representa-
tive w. r. Poage of Texas told men,
bers. Mr.. Poage spoke in place of
Senator Connally of Texas, who
was unable to be present.
w. E. Reynolds, commissioner,
Public Buildings Administration, and
Col. John Thomas Taylor, chairman
of the Legislative Committee of the
American Legion. stressed the belief
that Federal guards were not get
ting what they deserved. Col. Dan
Edwards, World War hero and
honorary chairman of the associa-
ton, advised the members to unite
firmly and seek help from members
of Congress. Hitch yourself to a
wagon" Col. Edwards said, and
looking at the honor guests, he
added, you've certainly got one
now"
Others Speak.
Other speakers were Millard Rice
national legislative chairman of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars: Raymond
Barnett, secretary to Senator Con-
nally; Representative Raymond S.
Springer of Indiana, Leroy West
bury of the associations Public
Relations Committee, Morris James
chairman of the Association Com
mittee, and Jacob L. Parrott, associa-
ton president.
Representative Bolles of Wisconsin
was master Of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
'HitIer's VIII Amuses

London has been chuckling over
. Last Will and Testament of
Adolf Hitler" which has been selling
on the streets at penny. Part of
1t reads: II give and bequeath all
my German people that believe in
me to the Dumb Peoples League. I
return my moustache to Charles
Chaplin, from whom I annexed it..
On my death I proclaim the annexa- =
ton of He'll which I have tried to
give to my German people,"
Evening star., 1939-11-03

FOUR GENERATIONS Albin F. Rose, 81; Martha E.
Hodges 82 Cecil Rose 34 and Cecil Rose represent
ing four generations Mrs Hodges makes in North
Carolina having been resident there during War;
Mrs. Rose, her and grandson live Richmond Va The
photographed in the home Of Hodges youngest
daughter and sonn-law, Mr. Mrs r. s. Morgan of 84
Decatur street NV. -Harris-Ewing Photo
The Washington times., 1939-01-27
Fearing possible discontinuance

Fearing possible discontinuance
of a monthly milk.rating bulle-
tin. Representative Jennings Ran
dolph CD of West Virginia, chair
man of the House District Commit
tee. today conferred with District
Health officer George C. Ruhland
to urge it's continuation. in the
interest of protecting public
health"
Randolph met with the health
officer at the District Building
to tell him that II very much
favor continuance Of the publica-
ton of this bulletin and I should
like to be advised of any effort
made in the future to bring about
elimination of this very valuable
service"
The bulletin scores the local
dairies and rates them on the
average cattle, farm and dairy
scores, as well as the chemical
and meteorological examination
of the milk.
IT am advised" Mr.. Randolph
said, following his conference,
that this bulletin has been pub
The Washington times., 1939-01-27
False Fire Alarm
Empties Apartmen!

Scantily clad residents of the
Cresthill Apartments, 14OO block
Of Belmont st. N. w., fled to the
streets last night when a score or
more fire alarm bells in the build
ing's corridors were accidentally
set off.
Mothers gathered up small chill
dren and joined in the general
flight to the streets. When no
fire engines responded and no
signs of smoke or fire were seen,
the residents moved back into the
building and were told a short
circuit in the wiring had caused
the alarms to sound. Firemen
were notified of the short circuit
and did not respond to the alarm.
The Washington times., 1939-01-27
u. S. AID ASKED
IN WAR ON VICE

eff members of the Metropoli-
tan Police Vice Squad are made
United States Deputy Marshals,
much of the problem of crack
ing down effectively on mum
bers racketeers and violators of
vice ordinances would be solved"
That was the statement today
of Capt. George M. Little, head
of the vice squad, who hopes the
matter will be brought up at the
tri-State conference between Mary.
land, Virginia. and District police
on February Is.
Captain Little pointed out that
under prohibition police were
deputized as Federal agents; and
that unless some such authority
again is conferred, the vice prob,
lem promises to remain a thorn
in the Capitals side.
The Washington times., 1939-01-27

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