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La gaceta., 1940-11-19

Admitic Conner que habta to-
nado cinco botellas de cerveza
antics del accidente que cost6 Ia
lavida a Mayo.
Conner recibe una pension de
500 y la defensa mencion6 Ia
PARALYSIS en- favor del acusado.
Carlos A, Olavarria, por hur-
tar una GAIA de medias, fue con-
denado a seis meses; H. NJ. MIN
por guar un automovil estando
borracho, $50 de multa o 30
dias; P. A. Cash, aggression a Wal
lace Stovall, Jr., con una bote-
LA, 500 de multa 0 so dias.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
Funcl0n de Beneficio

Para ell entrante Viernes es-
ia anunciada la gran function a
beneficio de la pareja de bales
internacionales "Millie y john
ny Martinez.
La function comenzara a las
is Y Sc representara Ell jugue-
tie c6mico "LA CASA DE LOS
MIIAGROS", interpretado por
'Chela Martinez. Pillar Ramirez
Irene Fernandez, Antonio Jime
nez, Mauricio Gutierrez y Artu-
Pinero.
!. La segunda parte del progra-
ma Sc cubrira con un extenso
acto de variedades en- Ell que to-
maran parte Ruth Marie Perez ;
los actos de los patinadores
ANS; las hermanas Pividal,
que haran SUI reaparici6n an
tie nuestro pGblico; la primera
tiple Sra. Isabel Marguet; la
monisima nina Martica Marti-
nez, hija de los beneficiados
la soprano Sra. Russo; el jo-
ven Willie Mike (estrella de la
Corte Suprema del Arte), aeon
pahado por ell Sr. Joaquin Bar
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
La Funci6R de MaHdnG
on eI Te0frO Casino

La Funci6R de MaHdnG
en- ell TeGtro Casino
Despues de varias semanas
de ensayoS, Sc encuentran va lis
tos las muchachas y j6venes de
las Secciones de Damas y Re
creo del Centre Espanol para re
presentar la comedia "TUYO'
SERA Ell MUNDO''. La direc-
ci6n esta e cargo de la primera
actriz Sra. Carmen Ramirez.
En- IA Segunda parte presen-
taran un bonitO acto de varieda
des, tambien d~esempenado por
elias Y ellos, que Siempre estan
dispuestos a sacrificarse en- pro
de la sociedad que representa-.
Los que interviewer en- La fun
ci6n son: Srta. Manolita Fer
nandez, Sras. Carolina Arrange,
Elvira Paniello; Srtas. Silvia y
Morales, Jennie Rodeiro,
Perfecta Colmenares, Pillar Es-
perante, Vicenta Fernandez,
Billie Fernando. Olguita VAL
des, Amelia Gonzalez, Julia CT
garran, Pc ui Escaante, Mar
garita Fernandez, Katie Scaglio
ne Y Zoraiia Lavandera.
Todo 10 qae sc recaude en- es-
ia function sera destinado al Sa-
natorio del Centre Espanol.
FL precio de entrada Sc ha
senalado en- 35 cts. para los Ma
yores Is cts. para los memories.
Sera pequeno ell teatrO Casino
para albergar a las familias que
SECURE asistiran.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

damitas de grandes simpatias
entire los asociados de esa ms
tituci6n: Olga Alvarez, Mary
Gonzalez y Onelia Santana.
Solamente los asociados ten
dram dereeho al vote. En- la
puerta de entrada Sc instala-
"a una urna, como en- pasa-
dos amos, y ALI ell socio prsen-
tara su recibo y su Garnet. A
la una Y media de la manana
Sc dara a conocer ell resulta--
do.
Este festival tendra efecto
en TODD ell edificio. En- la sala
principal dividiran honores
Jas orquestas de Manuel
Sanchez" y Bob Portion; EN-
la sala cantina ''Siboney" con
su cantante Srta. Mercedes
anchez.
Las mesas reservadas cues
tan a $500; sillas adicionales
$1.25.
En- los pr6ximos dias dare
mos a conocer los nombres de
las personals que han ordena-
do separar mesas para este
festival.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
EcOS de una Boda

EcOS de ana BOdd
En- la noche del pasado sa-
bado Sc juraron amor eterno
una apreciada parejita de es-
ia localidad, la Srta. Dinorah
Menendez y ell joven Oscar
.Garrido.
La ceremonial tuvo lugar en-
en- la Residential de los padres
lie la novia, 1907 de la avenida
Michigan.
Una numerosa Goncurrencial
presenci6 los esponsales de Di-
norah y Oscar.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
R DE L ocRIM1NAL
DecIdrado capable IN pcecIEticO

Tn exsoldado de a., Sfos, P.
j. Conner, que tiene paralizado
el lado derecho Y sin embargo
obtuvo una licepcia para name
jar autom6vil, fue condenado a.
yer en- la corte de 10 criminal,
como autor de un homicidio por
imprudencia, a 312 amos de car
eel.
Manejando su a%utomovil, Con
ner ocasion6 la muerte a Ed Ma
yo, de la raza negra, en- la ave-
nida de Florida, en- Ell mes de
JUNO.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19

cena; FL Trovador Rey; Alicia
LourO; los hOmenajeados; Lille
Blanchard y Bonnie Richards
un grandioso conjunto con Bot
sic La Fe, Robert Woodward,
Lille Blanchard, Joe DiBona,
Bebe Fernando y Weldon Fam
" la celebrada pareja c6mica
Joe Jordan,
Separe su 'ocalidad con ITEM
pc.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
NOTAS SOCTALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

2S), una deliciosa comida, en- la
cue no faltara ell "pavo".
FL dnico requisite que hay
que llenar es ell inscribirse en- Ia
Mission Pla, que Sc encuentra 81
tuada en- ell 2217 de la Gale II,
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
OperadO

.OperddO
Como dijeramos en- dias pa
sados, fue Scmetido a una deli
cada Intervention quirurgica
nuestro apreciado amigo Sr. An
tonic Barcel6.
La operation lie fue practica-
da ell sabado, en- ell Sa~natorio del
Centre Espahol por Ell DR.. L.
Rey.
Mucho nos ALGERIA saber del
fsliz resultado de la operation.
Dentro de breves dias sera tras-
ladado a su residences.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
NOche de Gaia

~ OCNt Ub GUtU
Ell pr6ximo sabadO efectuara
la directiva A la Sociedad Cen
.tro AsturiaWNbna de las fiestas
de mas resOnancia de la tempo
rada, fiesta denominada NO
che de Gala. TODD 10 mas
selecto de nuestra sociedad Sc
reunira ALI para testimoniar
su simpatia a S. M. Consuelo
Aizpuru, Reina actual de la
sociedad, y elegir al mismo
tempo a la nueva ReinA
Aspiran al trono de Miss
Centre Asturiano, tres bellas
MM Ia MAa
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
FL Bale de la Logia


Union D Firmeza No. !
I'm merecido exito Sc anoto el
sabado la Logia Union y Firma-
"a No. A., de la Orden Caballe-
ros de Marti, cen ell bale eele-
brado en- los salones de la socie-
dad "Sicilia"
Las orqueStas Don Francis
&C" Y LA Sonora, esta Ultima
con Sus cantant;s Srta. Josefina
Ramil Y Joaquin Barcena, hi
cieron las delicias de los baila-
dores.
La fiesta sc prolongo hasta
las cuatro de la manana.
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
RhAnmaiin Pain Quickly

n you luHer Iron Rheumatic. inhfi-
Inexpensive home recipe that Thousands
sre using. Get padage Of Ru-EA
Compound today. Mix Il with . quart
Of water, add the juice Of 4 lemons,
It's easy. No trouble at ail and
p@lss.sn,. You need only .sbls.
within 4s hours sometimes over
night splendid results are
ob,sipsd. II he pains d9 10,
feel better. Ru-EE will cost You
your drussist undsr en- sb,olats
monsy-bsk guarantee. Ra-E1
Compound Il tor sale and ncom-
msndsd By Good DrugstOrss EvayWhEs
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
En- la Mission Pla

FL Sr. Octavio Pla hace Saber
a todos los neceSitados que, CO.
mo en- amos anteriores, servira
ell Dfa de Oar Gracias (jueves
La gaceta., 1940-11-19
KIDNEY STAGHATIOH
is WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATION


Ne oEAsF C-gMn n yOuR bo6y 80
more lmpoEtnneo than you kdnsga- ~
your kidneys thare are nina mlilh4
Nnbss which must work day and niaht ~
Nltaw Ghs fluids and Keep the ay11em hu@
erom wastes, acldA, poin0ns which, y p@ns
mlttad TO remain, may aus maxa0@n naa@W
and blaadaR trOubioA.
II h No wonder 2sa Wa4 Nneu1o
sftsns eails fog kslp - clean eut -
hdnsya. So n yoa ere tzoublod Wtn
Gsttin9-UpNightA Leg Palma Backahhaa
Nerves. Headaeha Dimzines - Los =
RnarRy, due 70 functioaai hdnsg MsordnHas
~ UDANs. the fnmgus hanay rsree4Rs
whieh aids Nature 70 fuah eu1 0e m~
mayn. % filter al wnstsas ~ pwsvsmt Nd
msy m4agnatlon.
KYDANs d SAFE md RsNaki&~ Ths@s
sands report entire satiafactlom- TakuH
According 70 diroctiona, KTDANa wnl ~
eplsndid rssulta. TY uDANa. Buy \ a
r Special Pdoo Oher e. I've boHeA Un4
- ~. n not satisiisd. rsturn uaopeaaA
= - 81 you1 noaIES BACK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

state youth advisor. Seattle: Rev.
Stanley c. Logan. state president
council Of churches, Everett; Rev.
w. Carl Calhoun. Congregational
minister. Bellingham; Mrs. J. War
ren Hastings. youth leader, Uni
versity Christian church, Seattle;
Rev. Norman McCay. Vancouver
district superintendent, Vancouver,
Wash: Rev. w. p. Mccormick.
Presbyterian minister, Seattle:
Rev. C. N. Ridenour. Disciples of
Christ minister. Seattle.
Miss Jean Eller. wenatchee;
Miss Ruby Richardson, Seattle:
Miss Bertha e. Pease. religious
education director, Portland. Ore. !:
Mrs. A. b. Coon. youth header, Spo-
kane; Miss Jennie Dodge. youth
leader. Seattle: Miss Martha Pearl
Jones. instructor Of drama, CPS;
Rev. Stewart, Disciples minister.
Vancouver. b. c.: Rev. Mark
Schrock. Church Of the Brethren
minister. Olympia.
Rev. Ed. Ernst. Methodist min
lister. Spokane; Rev. George r.
kincaid. Disciples minister. Seat
tie: Prof. Frank G. williston. in
structor at CPS: Rev. Z. p. Blair.
minister Of Free Methodist church.
Seattle: Rev. Dwight c. Ramage,
Presbyterian minister. Cashmere,
and Rev. Il. c. Woods. minister Of
United church, Grand Coulee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

Manning the IS engine COM
panies. three truck companies. fire
boat and hose wagon which COM
prise the fire-fighting artillery,
they are the first line of defense
against an omnipresent foe.
The singular fact stands out--a
lumber capital. filled with the fac
tories and industries that create a
fire problem. Tacoma never has
burned.
Time and again flame has licked
at her feet. Still fresh In her
memory Is the morning of Oct. IT,
1885, when galloping flames raced
through the Tacoma hotel. peril
ing the lives of 1875 who fled or
were carried to safety. leaving the
$500. 900 ruin Of a beautiful struc-
ture behind.
Splendid Rating
Fire Chief Emory Whitaker d.
reefs the activities Of Tacoma 3
fire battalions. He is In command
In the field, with Public Safety
Commissioner Holmes Eastwood as
his superior officer.
Under these men. Tacoma en-
joys a better rating today than at
any time In her history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

Chelan county Youth council, Is
scheduled for noon. Presiding off,
GERS win be Dwight Ramage and
Edith syring.
Saturday nights dinner program
win BE- In charge Of Spokane Chris
tian Youth council. Presiding will
be Edith Osborne and Sally Berg.
The only public meeting. other
than services Sunday morning. will
be held Saturday evening when
Gypsy Smith. world famous evan
gelist from London. Eng. will
speak on THE Story Of My Life"
Communion services win be held
1T the church between $50 and
10:45 Z. m. Sunday. The confer
ence will be closed when delegates
join with the congregation in the
morning service at IL o'clock.
pestov 10 Speek
Rev. Cyrus Il. Albertson. pastor
Of the church. will have as his sub
ject, Have You Found Sources Of
Power ?"
Leaders who win participate In
the program include; Miss Cert
rude L. APPEL. general secretary.
Washington Council Of Churches,
Seattle: Mrs. George 3. kinkaid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

Rev. Carl johnson. vice president
- Tacoma Council Of Churches,
Nill follow Criffen and welcome
ylsltors. Greetings from the city
win be delivered by eithcr Mayor
J J. Kaufman. or his personal rep
rcsentative.
Proceeding the official welcome
yin be the International friendship
dinner which win be served In First
Christian and First Methodist
churches ct $50 p. m. The pro-
gram has been planned by the Sc
attle Christian Youth council. Elix-
abeth Holman and Paul Karlstrom
Nill preside.
a panel discussion, participated
"a BY n groups. viii open Satur-
Day morning At . O'Clock. Every
member Of the conference will
tnlkD part. Youths who attended
~ World Christian Conference In
Amsterdam last summer win lead
- discussion.
ploa fun luWeheoN
Various UNCONVENTIONAL groups
IN meet a. 1l:15 O'Clock to per-
fect = state organization Of young
people.
- nun" luncheon, in charge Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

Personnel. equipment, stations.
water supply, MIGRANTS, age and
type Of construction of buildings,
alarm systems-all are carefully
checked by national experts when
city's fire rating is formulated.
The points of deficiency" are
added. Cities with no more than
500 deficiency points fall into the
first class; with 1000 or less, sec
ond class; 500 or less. third class,
etc.
Tacoma lifted herself by her
bootstraps into the third rating.
Although the fire department is
operating with 81 men and one
station less than In 1882. when
Whitaker became chief, her fire
status Is better.
Approved Bond Issue
The credit in part belongs to Ia
coma citizens. They put through
the $500. 900 bond issue. in 1928,
that gave the department three sta
tons. the fireboat, and an i'm
proved alarm system.
When that fund was exhausted.
the firemen kept up the progress.
They studied and observed, learned
all they could, and went TO work In
the shops. From those shops came
equipment Tacoma would have been
denied otherwise. because Of cost.
The city's aerial extension ladder is
one of the products, made by Ia
coma firemen for their use. and
comparable to equipment costing
much more than it did.
Today, the fire department is
1913 points over its third class
rating. and removal of $50 points
would steer 1t toward the desired
second-class bracket.
Operating cost of the depart
ment for that year was about
$420. Firemen answered 1855
alarms. The cost of answering
each was 1927, high at first
glance. but balanced by the re-
duced loss per alarm.
Unusual Contrast
Contrast is furnished by the first
annual report Of the department
as published at the end of May.
1890. by Fire Chief II. M. Lillis.
Cost of equipping and maintaining
the force that year was $63.563-
and the city's fire loss for the year
was S102.5s0. In those II months,
the force answered only IS alarms.
The force then consisted of 40
men In the four engine companies.
the hook and ladder company and
the hose company. Such had been
the growth OF Tacoma's Paid Fire
Department. established only five
years before with the appointment
OF a chief engineer and one as
sistant. plus outlay Of SIPS for
uniforms.
Surveys show Progress
The last survey. in 1886. result
ed in recommendations for Inn
provement Of the water supply,
such as daily consumption records.
installation of a metering system,
replacement Of certain mains, gate
valves and hydrants.
Recommendation for the de-
pertment itself included retire
ment of men from duty after 81.
appointment of chiefs for an In
definite time with removal only
for cause. addition OF men, estab-
iishment OF an engine company at
East nth and Milwaukee way.
change Of hose company TO an
additional engine company. Sug-
gestions for q drill master, the
alarm system. building inspection
and the building code were ineor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02
Core Of the News
HONOR TWO TAooMANs

Virginia Lee knight and Jean
Bullen. Tacoma students AT Whit
man college. have been named to
Mortar Board honor roll.
Choics cactus. HIM. Florist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02
Christian Youth Conference
NIL Start Friday Night
! Tocomo Council Will Greet Delegates
: From Washington and Port Of Idoho

Greetings from Tacoma Christian Youth council win be
attended Friday evening by Wayne Grffen delegates of
terdnominationa Christian Youth Conference of Wash
Mgton which includes part of Idaho when they assemble
- First Methodist church. The conference will continue
through Sunday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

One hundred and seventy five protect the $50 900,
900 City of Destiny against possible "bazekrieg."
They constitute the forces which protect all the lives
within that city. They the members of the fire de
partment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-02

A match game between the Ia
coma and Olympia Chess clubs will
be held Friday evening. starting at
7:So. At the Carlton hotel
Rose bushes. 2sc. Puget Sound
Nursery. Inc. e2o1 Pacific ave.
adv.
Butter down again. Cow Butter
Store adv.
FORUM MEETS MONDAY
Tacoma public forum has ar
ranged two speakers for its meet
ing Monday night at 7,45 o'clock
in Mccormick branch library. +.
Garrett Fisher win speak on
~AdaptAbility. the Price Of Sur
vivsi." and Stanley Shaw win dis
cuss the Breakdown # Peace. {"
m pubaie n invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
Santa Coming

You may have noticed that show windows
along Front street have been filled with the
things children expect Santa Claus to spread
beneath their Christmas trees. There are toys
galore-new kinds of toys, for Santa is an in
ventive fellow, and the old kinds that even
grandpa and grandma played with half g
century ago. Nothing shows the persistence OF
tradition more than that little girls today
have as much comfort in a doll and little boys
in a wagon as did their progenitors four Or
five generations ago.
Now that all these fine things are again in
sight, Santa is to come in person on Friday. as
his yearly custom is, and smile his Way
through downtown Wilmington for all the
youngsters to behold, and to initiate the Christ
mas shopping season. If We know anything
about his manner of doing things, he will en-
courage parents to start right in that very
cay to do their buying, not only for their own
CT nvenience but in mere, to the merchants
and their hard-pressed clerks.
And if everybody follows Santa's advice,
there will be no mad eleventh-hour rush, no
nervous collapses, no frenzied illustration, on
Christmas eve. Households and stores alike
will come up to the great day-the greatest
of all 1865 days of the year-calmly and happ:-
ly, as Christmas should be celebrated. Fur
thermore, it's a hundred to one bet that by
spreading the shopping period over the longer
interval afforded by an early start, children
will fare better-and adults too-and budgets
weather the strain more easily.
From all viewpoints, Santa's visit on Friday
should be the signal for a start on Christmas
shopping.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
Chamber Of Commerce

The Chamber Of Commerce membership
meeting, which is to be held in the superior
court room at 8 o'clock tonight, will gain i'm
~portance in proportion to the size of the at
tendance and the diversity of the interests rep
resented. That is to say, if the attendance is
thoroughly representative, the decisions ar
rived at are more likely to reflect the entire
:ommunity's wishes than if only a few are
here, and they all of one mind.
The invitations sent by mail by the chamber
specifically urge citizens interested in COM
nunity advancement to be on hand. That is
plain enough, and urgent enough, to assure an
audience of overflow proportions, provided
enough invitations went into the mails. Lest
some Wilmingtonians failed to receive them,
he Star is pleased to give this notice to its
readers and urge as many as can do so to
Mrn out, both to hear what may come up
md to take part in the discussion.
It goes without saying that everybody wants
Wilmington and all southeastern North Caro-.
lima to get ahead. This meeting may advance
a program for that purpose. 1t will be well
to have a voice in that program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
Editorial Comment
NO NOTWITHSTANDING DECISIONS
Durham Herald

The Hitler-Molotoff talks have ended. Molo-
toff is returning to Moscow and although it
was stated in advance that accomplishments
of the conference would not be announced,
the communique that was issued indicates
plainly that no Notwithstanding decisions were
reached.
Conversations took place, Berlin says, in
the friendliest atmosphere ano understanding
was reached on all outstanding issues in
volved III the two countries. ct may be signl-
ficant that no Italian interest was recognized
There is vague talk, too, of an understand
ing whereby Hitler recognizes Russia as the
boss in that broad sphere between Europe and
Japan and Russia recognizes German domi-
nation in Europe, except European Turkey.
if Turkey 'behaves.'
But to the extent that is true. Hitler-Molotof
talks did little to making it true. And there is
the not unimportant point that somebody has
to determine whether or not Turkey is behav-
ing, and so far as the Berlin communique
reveals Stain has as much leeway to do that
as has Hitler.
Everyone agreed, of course, in advance OF
the conference that out of it would come some
grandiose statement calculated to impress the
world, but little of a naure calculated to re-
veal what took place, what was promised,
by whom and at whose expense.
So, because it had to be that way rather
than because Hitler SO decreed, the Berlin
version that German action following the con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
JOHN LEWIS QUITS
AS LEADER OF CLIO
Continued from Page One)

nothing what happened yesterday
except insofar as the events of yes
terday may bring wisdom w h
them to us to guide u steps to.
morrow.
To Name Successor
Lewis successor will be chosen
in the closing stages of the con-
vention. Up to now, all eyes have
been conferred on Philip Murray,
the quiet-spoken Scot who has been
a co-worker of Lewis for 80 years.
In relinquishing his CLIO presi.
dency, Lewis remains a figure in
labor affairs through the presiden-
cy of the United Mine Workers
union which he has headed since
1920.
The retiring CLIO chieftain indi-
Gated that his role in the future
would not be a silent one and that
his course would be that of de-
fender and advocate for what he
called the "unprivileged segment
OF the nations population.
In this connection he spoke of So
million persons who were hun
cry and "undernourished," 20, 900
farmers who cannot sell their food
stutfs for a return, and 10, 500, 600
White and negro residents of the
South who cannot vote. he ex-
planned, because they have to pay
a cumulative poll tax" /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
Justified Pride

There is good reason to be pleased that
New Hanover county will not be called on to
send any men to camp under this first draft,
Not that there is any wish in the county to
hold back, but because the %county's quota has
been fully met by volunteers and national
guardsmen already in training.
This, we believe, %justifies New Hanover
county's deep pride in the spirit of its youne
men, in ther willingness to make any sacri
flee for their country in any emergency al
my time.
It is in the best tradition of the community
and proves. as nothing else could, that the
softness of which we hear much these DAYS
does not exist here.
There is no way of foreseeing what the fu
ture holds for America. If all goes we'll
there will be no further call for military train
ing. except as it may be decided to perpetuate
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-19
DIR. %RONDTHALER
TALKS AT Y HERE
Continued from Page One)

A. and nothing could take the place
Of this organization in my life, as
it has constantly provided me with
interesting and intimate relation
ships in all phases of dealing with
YOUTH" said the speaker, who re-
called some of his personal expert
ences in the work of the Y.
DR.. Rondthaler told the workers
they would not go ou. alone" in
the campaign as Jesus Christ
would always be at their side in
their solicitation of funds for the
Christian character building pro-
grams of the association.
when you go out you will not be
alone for Jesus Christ, invisible
and real, will be with you," he
said, as you seek funds which will
enable the association to reach the
youths who need What the Y has to
offer in Christian group activities.
Jesus Christ puts his arm
around each of US, and his steadi-
ness enables us to walk, stand,
and feel straight in the Christian
way of life" said the speaker who
urged the workers to h a pa
tience, spiritual power, courage,
and Christian spirit of friendliness
in approaching others this week
for funds.
The Rev. Mr.. Glover, general
chairman for the drive, thanked
DR.. Rondthaler for his message,
which he said, brought out a re-
alization that what we are trying
to do is a holy thing"
Huntington asked the workers to
hold their first report meeting at
6:15 o'clock tonight at the Y. The
canvass will begin today and con-
tinue through Thursday, with the
campaign goal set at $500. /