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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Java Missionary
Will Speak Here

The Rev. William Patterson,
missionary to the island of Java.
viii speak at Faith Temple. 21st
and I SITS. Sunday at IL a. m. His
talk will be based upon his expert
ences in that capacity. AS an add
ed attraction. he will sing q hymn
in the Jayanese language.
As a representative of Bethel
Pentecostal Temple in Seattle, the
missionary. together with his wife.
founded a Bible school in Soara-
baia, Java, in 1888. From here.
125 native students were sent out
to work among their people.
Java was described as an island
of contrasts. Beautiful, modern
cities are said to have as their
suburbs. native huts in which peo-
pie live as in primitive days.
Natives. he revealed, drink wat
er from the same river in which
they battle and wash their clothes.
Much Of the disease on the islands
is caused from such unsanitary
conditions.
United States is not alone In its
preparations for a probable war,
Mr.. Patterson said. Before he and
his family left the island slightly
more than a year ago. two black
outs" were prscticed and sham
battles were fought in the air.
Even then" he said, people Of
the islands were fearing the time
when they would have to flee from
aerial warfare"
Accompanying the missionary IS
his wife, Gladys, and three CHI
dren, Billie, Marion and Richard.
They plan to return to Java late
in the fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Elders and Deacons
Meeting Thursday

Elders Of Independent Bible
church. Division ave. and C. st.
together with their families. will
be guests Of deacons Of the church
Thursday. Dinner viii be served
at s p. m. and will be followed by
a meeting at 6:45.
The Rev. Lon Hitchcock, men,
Der Of the Independent board for
Presbyterian Foreign missions.
stationed in Peru. and the Rev.
Homer f. Emerson. under appoint
ment by the same mission. will
show eolored motion pictures of
Peru.
Both missionaries will address
the congregation during the Happy
Gospel hour service, which starts
at s D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

! personalities a. the source Of their
trouble.
Nv husband Is a business man
who has the hiring OF many girls
as part Of his Job. I know from
his observations Why many girls
succeed and others fail. and ]
know that more than anything
else, a girls facial expression has
the power 10 do things for her
in a favorable first impression"
light
The girl who is a dead pan"
defeats herself from the start
She Is the sort Of girl who Is al
ways busy in her mind Justifying
herself. yet who never tries to
really be pleasant and under
standing and kind to others. She
does not know the meaning OF
diplomacy and tact and is usually
too mean 10 practice them when
she does realize their value. As a
result she finds herself as lost in
the business world as she is in the
social one. yet she is sure that
everyone else is 10 blame and the
fault lies with others when failure
confronts her.
Ny husband and I have tried to
teach our girls TO forget them
selves to a reasonable extent and
try taking the other fellow into
consideration. We have tried 10
instill self-confidenee minus self.
ishness in them and we have tried
10 make their home life both agree
able and interesting.
am not boasting when say
they have never given Va a mo.
ment's trouble. Both girls are
bright and both are self reliant
They like other people and as q
result are liked by them.
It seems to me that most lone
some and forlorn people have
only themselves to blame. The
same goes for discontinued per
sons. ! have never seen an active
intelligent and tolerant person
who was not reasonably happy
Such people are too busy to sii
around and NOPE and feel sorry
for themselves - and above all
they are too occupied TO fret about
the shortcomings Of others. They
are intelligent enough to know
that II they must waste time
worrying about shortcomings, the,
can keep busy IN thinking over
their Own without worrying about
the faults of others. MOTHER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Rv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey Come let's face the facts and stop
whining about the way poor. tired keep taking
beating from everyone. There's wasting time
feeling sorry for We only SIT back and
laugh because down in hearts know that often the
laugh" is the men,
However, have a way Of irritating and think
crazy to allow them 10 DO We ought 70 be able
TO laugh loud and raucousy every time hear
that:
All jealous Of each other, although seldom
jealous Of other men. Oh no.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Christian Advantages
Set Forth in Series

A series of sermons on the theme
"Why I am Glad I am Christian
will be inaugurated Sunday at 1880
.. m. by the Rev. John Henry
Soltman, pastor of First Evangeh-
cal church. So. 18th and X SITS, ana
will continue each Sunday evening
through the month of September.
Sermons. in order of presenta-
ton, will be IT Have Peace With
God" II Have a Satisfying Phil
osophy of Life" II Have a job"
II Have Help in Time of Trouble"
and II Have the Facts About
Death"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

II was spoken bitterly. Hear
ing her name. June paused in
stinctively. She recognized the
voice Immediately. First the
voice Of her own personal maid,
Marie. a sleek. rather brazen type
girl that June had disliked at
the first instant Of sight.
Undoubtedly Marie was angry
this minute, 40 angry that she
didn't care il the whole house
heard her Indignation.
She said. Il hate her more than
ever did before. I'm telling you.
Ham, mark my word. there's
something pretty funny about this
girl She doesn't even seem like
the same girl"
You're crazy, Marie" a mans
voice answered and June reeog-
nized Hamilton Burton's voice.
She had been unwilling 10 believe
she had heard right when Marie
called his name before.
SO he hadn't gone home then
when she parted with him in the
big front corridor
You're crazy. that's what you
are, Marie"
Maybe not as crazy as you
think ! am. You've made prom
ises before that you didn't keep
How do ! know you are on the
level when you say you'll divorce
her and split the profits with me :?
There's something pretty funny in
Denmark about the whole thing,
II YOU ask me"
1T means cash for the future. /"
Hsmilton's voice was almost
pleading. you've got TO be
patient"
Told Lies
How do know what It means
for me- You've told me hes be-
fore. Haven't you got enough Of
f the old iadys money sailed away
night now without going through
with this idiotie plsn7 A few
hundred thousand dollars is plenty
for yours truly, and don't forget
it
! Not for me Il I can get a mil
lion. - the man asserted. Quit
trying 70 back cut and listen to
F reason"
Ito Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Bible Course Is Planned
By Emmanuel Methodist

A Bible course for young people
will be started Friday by the Rev.
]. C. Bringdale. pastor Of EN-
manuel Methodist church. So. 18th
and SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernacie-so eth and NJ sts Rev
Dwight H Ferguson. pastor SUNDAY
school. e:f5 a m. services II a m
and $50 ,. m. Young people, $50
p. m. Youth and adult PRAYER. {
and $50 ,. m. Evening sermon.
Chart Study Of Revelation OF Jesus
Christ"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Dr.. Roy L. sprseue TO
Speak Sunday Mornino

DR.. Roy L sprsgue, executive
secretary of the Pacific Northwest
conference. will Re the visiting
speaker at Trinity Methods
church, eos Ea. 35th St, Sunday
at II a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
Christine Sd and K sts. Rev.
Robert 2 Pfefffer rector. HOLY COM
munion. 7s3O a m. Holy communion
II a. m Subject. The Gospel OF
Labor"
Holy Communicates i4th ana 1
Ets Rev Charles T Mentzer. rector.
Communion and Sermon II a. m.
-. Andrew's-sie No. oakes. Holy
communion. 8 q. m.
ST Lukeis Memoriai--seol No Cove
81. Rev. Arthur Bell. rector Holy
communion, q. m. Service and
sermon. IL a. m.
ST. Jehn's-ssth and Puget Sound
ave Rev. Archibald W sidders,
rector. Services. Tao D. m.
NpErfspsxr
independents Bfbie Church - Divf-
mage Brumbaush. pastor. SUNDAY
school e:45 q. m; services. II q m.
and .. m. PRAYER At D. m.
meeting OF young groups. 7.is D. m
sermon. Sacrifices That Live" and
The Kingdom Of God Taken Away. /"
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln mard-s3d and PARK ave.
sunday school. 1890 a m Priesthood
meeting $50 a. m. MIA services. y.
m. Eleanor Lice. speaker. Play Ches-
ley Thomson and Jean Morris
Tacoma Central ward-Ho L ana
Steele SITS. sunday school and Sacra-
ment meeting. 10 80 a. m MIA ser
vices, Z p. m. Speakers. Garian Quails
and Newell Brown. Play BY Dewey
Coy, Russell Hochstrasser. Norman
Williams. Milton Rubert and Calvin
kiinseF. Leah Evans, rtader.
Rrorsanized Church of sesu. Christ
-a72l East J 1t. Rev. Ray stewart.
II a. m. vesper services. 30 D. m.
Lyle Gilmore preachins at 7.3o pm.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutheran-Ezst Harrison
and @ sts. Rev. J p PflueFer. act
ms pastor Services. II a m.
Faith Evangelical. wisconsin synod.
-soth and Park ave. Rev r. Jaech.
pastor. Sunday school. 10 q m: serv-
Ices, II a. N. Sermon. "Paeanism
Runs Rampant"
First--eth ave. and ] SITS. Rev. Carl
y Rydell pastor. Sunday school
e:45 .. m, Service. IL a. m. Sermon.
Jesus Talks to Working Men"
Ruston Chapei-Ne. Sand and Pearl
sts. Carl T. Rydell pastor. Sunday
school. $50 .. m.
Bethany Mountain highway a.
Rocky Ridge. Rev H n Svlnth, pas
tor. Sunday schools. weyerhAeuser
10 a m. Benston. m Services
8 p. m. Cottaee services. 2:3o ,. m.
At home OF Charles Larson.
Grace missouri synod1--so satin
and Lawrence. Rev. W. A Schroeder.
pastor Sunday school. 10 . N Ser
Souls"
BetheI--so. sam and / STA Rev. Z.
A Larson. pastor. SUNDAY school. 10
q. m. Services . a. m. Sermon. God
Cenfrai-so. 10th and O sts Rev.
p. D. Hoff, pastor. Services. II .. m.
Sermon. The Treasures We Seek.
Grace Evangelical GU. L. Gibson
50. Park ave. Rev. II. n. svinth.
,iastor. Sunday school and adult
Bible class $50 a. m. Services. 1880
a m. League devotional service. 9
2. m; Sermon. Seek Ye First the
Hope - SO o2d and Warner sts.
school and Bible class GAS m.
Service. II a. m Council. Tuesday,
Z so y. m.
ImmanueI-No i4th and Stevens
Rev. Gerhard Belgium. pastor Services
IL a. m Rev. George Ioftness. guest
pastor
Emmanuel Luthersn-so ssth and
Birmingham SITS. Rev L. A. Larson,
pastor. Sunday school. 10 q m.
Services. 10 a m
Luther Memorial-so sth and SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
ANSWERS TO roDAY's QUIZ

ANSNERS 10 IODAfs QUIZ
Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
!. No.
?. Asia
3. Springfield. III.
4. Zinc.
5. I came, saw, conquered.
6. Twenty miles.
I. Lake Michigan.
s. An American magician.
2. November.
10. December q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Firsf-Division ave and I sta
seeond--So. saith and Warner.
Third-Wright ave and East ] 81
fourth-p4Sa Broadway.
first-Lake SteLacoom.
Christ Jesus IL thu subject OF the
Lesson Sermon which will be read
Sunday IN all Churches OF Christ,
Scientist, which are branches OF The
Mother Church. The First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. IN Boston. MAssa-
chusetts.
Golden Text: God sent not his Son
into the world 10 condemn the world.
but that the world through Him
naisht be saved 1John 3, 10.
Among the citations which COM
lowing from the Bible: How eeauti-
ful upon the mountains are the feet
Of him that bringeth good tidings.
that publisheth peace. that hringeth
good tidings OF good. that puolisheth
salvation: that saith unto Zion. Thy
God reigneth." isaiah Sad.
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passage from the Chris
tan Science textbook. Science and
Health with KEY 70 the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy: Jesus was the
son Of virgin. He WAS appointed 20
speak Gods word and 20 appear 70
mortals IN such form OF humanity
as they could understand as wei as
perceive. Mary's conception Of him
WAS spiritual, for only purity could
reflect Truth and Love. which were
plainly incarnate IN the good and
pure Christ Jesus" tp-3s2 $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
cHuRcH OF THE OPEN BIBLE

Adams street Chapel-So 18th ana
Adams Rev Pred Hornshrh pastor.
Sunday school es45 q N Services
Thursday. T;<5 .. N.
Faith MiSsion-Sumnit Road Rev.
" A Scott. pastor Sunday school.
% a m Services II q m also
Wednesday and Friday. 7,4s D. m
Faith Temple-2lst and ] ats Rev
Fred Hornshuh. pastor Sunday
school p.ss a m. Services. il a m
auc AS . n Evening sermon.
What John Saw when BaniSheo on
the Isle Of PatmcS Missionary VII
liam Patterson. morning speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
CHRISTIAN

ftrst-6th ave ana X n. Cart
Johnson. pastor Sunday school . As
m. Service. II a. m. Communion
Peril
Lincoln Park-3ath ana 50 a sts.
rev L Taber pastor Sunday
s-1ool. IS a. m. Communion and
sermon, .. m. Rev. Z. J Barber.
guest speaker.
Mckinley Park-Ka seth ana spo-
Kane ave. Rev. l. q. Shaw. pastor.
SUNDAY school. e:55 a m. Con-
munion OF the Lords Supper. IL q.
Pine streef-5eth and So. Pine sta
Kew Earl Seitx. pastor Sunday
school. e:<e q m: services II a M.
Groups. $50 D. m
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt ave.
and sherman. Rev Paul Deans Hin
SUNDAY school. Gas q. m; services.
IL a. m. sermon. How snail We rs
cape LIES Tragedy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

"Jone spoils her fomiy by
fixin' five different kinds o
breakfast. Let 'em oct os hun
oy os mine used to be and
they'll oil soy eroce over fried
mush. 4"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
BAPTIST

nNH
American Lzks south fnsupas Pap
81 charsnl Rev Harold Jaeoos<n.
r2stor. Services. 10 = N ana 7.so
p n
Befhesda-so. zsth ana I s,s R-r
Marian n Flint pastor sunday
school SO q m Services II q m
ana 80 .. N Y p 80 D n.
Csntrzi-So 18th ard } ga Rev
y 6. Parsons. pastor. Sunday school
s;&s n Services. j = n and $50
, n sermons. Good Cheer and
Promises Mace b ~ SAVIOR
Flrxt--etn ana Market sts Rev.
waiter Q Naeosksy. pastor Sunday
school s.4s N Services 1880 a
90 q. N. Sermons. .'Co-Workers- and
RecTuIts
oalvsry-2oth and } So. Rev. wal
Ter c, DaFnrau. pastor Sunday school
IS a. r. Services. Il q m Rev
Elmer Q. Psuison. guest speaker.
Fern BllI-ssth and 50. o 81. Rev.
Merrill skaug. pastor. Sunday
school. SIS . N. Services. i a m
and 9 ,. m. B Y p q .. m.
Grsee-so. sssh ana Mullen sta
Rev oeorss Barton pastor, sun
and $50 ,. N. sermons, Listening
a. the Cross and I've DETERMINED
Observance Of Lords supper. morn
lng service
Redondo Mission Temple Baptist
church, meets az home Of Dr. North.
sunday school 20 = N
Sixth Avenne-6th ave ana pfc
y Rev. William 7. Turner. pastor,
sunday school es45 q m. services,
u = N, and 80 ,. n: Dr.. o. c.
mon. And Ne Went Further Eve
ming service. Linfieid college. Rainier
National park and Crater lake.
south Tacoma-So. ooth ana Warn
e sts Rev. Elmer o Paulson. pas
Tor Sunday school es4s = m: Ger
rices II > n and D m. B Y
=. Q; and adult Bible class. D. m.
Jesus Christ Axei Hammerstro, n
morning speaker.
Temple-So. ana ana 81 Helen.
ave Rev r. L Powell pastor. Sum
oaF school 9.z5 \ n Services 10 so
Is. Sc are We" and Christ in
Bethlehem Baptlst-isth and I st
Rev William J. Monroe, pastor. sun
CAY school. 1880 D. m Services. II
CATHOLIC
81. Anni.-7oz7 So Park ave Rev
Maurice Calvin. pastor; masses. Q
and 1890 q. m
81, 1oseph's 6slovak) -eo4 50. ssth
~. Rev Joseph Hayostsk. pastor:
masses. $50 ana 1890.
81. Leo's the Great--Tfo 30. 18Th
81. Rev. A J Krebsbach. s. J. pastor:
masses. .. 7;so. $50. $50 and IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Women Have TO Tolerate Some
OF the Opinions Of Men

Might as We'll Make Up Their Minds 10 Accept Some
OF the Quaint Feminine Conceptions Man Possesses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Advice

Dear Miss Grey: I am always
interested In the letters written
10 you by young girls. especially.
because I happen to have two
daughters Of my own. When !
notice letters you have received
from discontented girls I can't
help but read between the lines
Of most of them. These girls are
their own worst enemies for one
can sense either a mental lszi-
ness or discomfort or unwilling
ness TO adjust themselves 10 other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
CONGREGATIONAL

rirxt-D1Vislon ave ana } - Rev.
Holland Burr ID. D pastor. sunday
school. ? 50 a. m
Piymouth-So 45th and Park ave
Rev. J. J. Pruitt. pastor Summer
services. O.So a N including classes
for the children Senior sermon.
Men Who Would Be Gods and Il
Illustrated junior sermon
Pilgrim-No Gath and warner
Arthur RuEh minister Rev Edgar G.
Wheeler. interim pastor Church
services discontinued until Sept. 9
German-So. gard and Alaska sfs
Rev. = q. Lind. pastor sunday
school $50 q n. Services 1850 q
n and 80 . m PRAYER ?. N
COVENANT CHI KCB
F1rxt-So 10th anc sta Rev
Carl Il Peterson. pastor Biole school
anc morning service. CSC a m
Harvard BFsneh-kadlAnd- SUNDAY
school 20 - n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
PRESBYTERIAN

Hethany-No 4lst and Verde Rev
Arthur J Stevenson. pastor. Sunday
school PAS a m Services. Il q. m.
Executive board meeting Wednesday,
II a. m Sermon. An Unconditional
Possession"
Calvzry-ssle -. D ST Rev W p
Folsom pastor SUNDAY school e.45
m Services. II q m and 7.so .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

AL women are by nature catty.
Women never make good bosses.
Women can't drive as well as
men.
Women make no effort 10 Ike
other women.
They can't tell = story and get
all the facts straight
They talk much more than do
men.
They waste more time than men.
Allow vanity TO dominate their
lives.
Allow their emotions to rule
them and. further. lack The COM
mon sense and good judgment the
Creator handed out 10 men.
Are unfair 10 men and wom-
en- when they work after they
are married. And are also
charged with being lazy. nom
producing parasites II they stay
home and live Off their hard
working husbands)
And can't keep a secret
Yes. these are just a few Of
the charges we get hurled at our
heads. It's really funny. The
only thing that is funnier Is the
gaseous male who usually has the
most TO say along this line.
MI "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Glycerine

UIN CtTIHt
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
publish how 10 remove giycerine
spots from a KHAKI oolored Boy
Scouts suit L. A. NJ.
Glyoerins Ia. as you no doubt
know, q solvent itself for the
removal Of other stains. II your
Boy Scout suit Ia washable. the
rlycerine can be washed out.
II the material il non-washable.
the glycerine can be steamed
out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

sion ave. and O st. Rev. Roy Tai
mage Brumbaugh. pastor. Sunday
school, e:45 n N; services. II q m.
and y. m. prayer At D. m,
meeting OF young groups. tbs D. m.
sermon. Sacrifices That Live" and
The Kingdom Of God Taken Away .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
sPiRITUALIsr CHURCHES

prise lake, Rev. Bertha Watson.
president. Lectures. II q. m. 2 80 and
7.3o ,. m: healing services. e.45 q.
m. Message circle. 4 80 p. m
United Spiritual Assembly-Samson
hall, 18th and Fswcett ave. Rev. LII
Lap Webster. pastor. open forum. 8
p m; messages. p. m. healing, 7
p. m. and lecture. so ,. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

fTo Be Continuedl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-11-22
SIDELICHTS
in the netUs

q An election aftermath in many
communities was the public burn
ing of all campaign literature as a
gesture of unity" In Salina, Kan,
they had a fine blaze. In Tacoma.
WASH, the gesture was Stop"
Reason-nobody showed up with
anything to burn.
q The Civil Liberties Union has an
nounced itself ready to aid in the
legal, defense of eight German
American Bundsmen charged with
making anti-semitic speeches at
Camp Nordland, Andover, N. ].
d The Chinese have invented a
three-story bamboo basket which
is placed on the roofs of important
buildings to catch Japanese bombs.
It works, too, according to neutral
observers.
d A draftee in Washington, D. c.,
turned down because of i'll health,
leaped to his death from Rock Creek
park bridge.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-11-22
FIFTY-FIFTY:
Election aftermath

Immediate aftermath of the prec-
edent-shattering election of Presi-
dent Roosevelt to third term in
the White House was the strengthen
ing of the foreign policy.
Japan had seen this as likely
happening, and the Axis powers had
commented on it frankly in express
ing hopes for Roosevelt defeat,
hopes used by the Democrats as
lever in the campaign.
1t was not unexpected in Europe,
nor in this country for that matter,
when President Roosevelt made his
first announcement of strengthen
ing of the, '.aid to Britain short of
war" which had been his open for
eign policy prior to the campaign.
This took the form of a statement
that on the production of war ma
terials for our national defense, Brit
ain will be given a ''fifty-fifty'' pick.
We are planning to build $4,000
planes. Britain has placed orders
for 10000, and the priorities board
has said that unless things change
from the present, Britain will be
given one plane of every two that
come off the assembly lines.
This will include even the largest
and most modern planes, the "fy-s
ing fortress. bombers, which the
British have long been seeking, but
which had thus far been denied
them. aa
It also will include foodstuffs, the
output of merchant ships from the
nations ways, machine tools, every
thing of usefulness to nation at
war.
The only "rule of thumb" which
President Roosevelt has said that
he will recognize is prior need by
this country for her defense. In
this he will be guided by the army
and navy chiefs and by Knudsen,
head of the national defense corn-
Gil. s
Steps have been taken to extend
large credit to Britain to permit
the paper purchase of her needs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-11-22

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