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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Films to Be Used
By Guest Pastor

Serving Sixth Ave. Baptist
church during the vacation Of its
regular pastor. the Rev. William
Turner. who will return Sept. 9.
DR.. o. c. Wright. first resident
chaplain of the Washington state
reformatory and executive Of the
Oregon Baptist convention for II
years, viii make a point Of fea-
turing spots Of scenic historical
Importance in the northwest.
Lectures. replacing sermons Al
evening services. win be accom-
panied by motion pictures. the
taking of which DR.. Wright has
made a hobby over a number of
years. Sundays showing. in color,
viii be of Yellowstone National
park.
He has been lecturing the last
seven years under auspices of the
board Of finance and promotion OF
the Northern Baptist convention.
As historical secretary OF the
Oregon Baptist convention. he
spent a number of years In re-
search Of pioneer history, includ.
ing data to be used In commemor-
alton of the centenary of the first
Baptist church established west
of the Rocky mountains. founded
in 1874 by David Lenox.
Service times are IL a. m. and
1880 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

Prominent educators Of the State
Of Washington this week snnounc-
ed their endorsement Of the prin-
eiple Of property tax limita ton and
declared they would support Refer
endum No. 5. this years z0-mill
tax limit bill.
Louise Taylor. superintendent Of
schools Of Pierce county and a can
didsts for state superintendent Of
public instruction. declared she be-
lieved that school finances have
steadily improved since the pass
age Of the +0-mill tax limit law.
She recognizes the fairness OF
limiting taxes on property and
supports the reenactment Of the
40-miil limit in the form Of Refer
endum No. s.
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Sen0B!.E ia.

Continued From Page Ten)
where the coffee was being loaded
Jim and Harriet returning just
before midnight found her there
and she thought Jim looked at her
rather curiously but perhaps she
imagined 1t. Later however he re-
turned to ask, Didn't you 20 into
Sau Paulo %
NO." she replied. Awhy should
II"
ITO see your friend Richard" he
retorted. Surely you haven't for
gotten that Richard lives there ?"
No Reason
Certainly not" Sheila said spir-
itedly. But there Is no reason
why should 60 there TO see him.
What do you think ann"
"A gal in search of romance
which it is impossible for her to
find at home" Jim said unkindly.
"You hate me, don't you? ?"
Hate you?" he repeated. us
that any way to talk after I gave
you my room so that you could get
home for Christmas ?"
But you said you did that for
my father. not for me. Oh, I know
how you feel about me. Jim and
] don't blame you. I've behaved
very badly, but I wish you could
understand that I've learned a lot
from this experience. 1t hurts me
TO have you hold 1t against me.
think you're very unkind."
For a moment q light Of under
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Former Tacoman
Has Guest Role

Wien ths Rev. Owen Headie=
takes ths pulpit a. First Methodist
church sunday At II = n 4 VII
rot - ~ first experience IN al
dressing Tscoms Congregations.
rhe minister. naw pastor -
Firsl Methodist church n Me=cow.
fds - Ersdusfs ~ College -
f.sss=s ss.sss - s-sse~~ n.sfar
~ Trinity Methodist church. BE
sisa Wa affiliated wlth several
ether churches IN fhis district ~
fore accepting IA present po~t-
finn n addition - - eonErs=
fatiea. Rev Hesdies serve.
lsrFs STUDENT Ercup ~ University
~ idaho
Hs win aeezry ne H.csi pulpit
unsi return - the regular rastor.
the ~ Cyrus r ainertson.
sept l.
Special mtisie 81 - provided
~ = mixed quartet consisting -
Mr. Hos cafy Mss Jerry FER.
re. Harold Nnrtiaad snd Richard
n smith rhs quartet. under a.
rsctlnn ~ Ms Jsnnis ? W Ioha-
so wiil - accompanied ~ Mlss
pori. Helen smith. nrranlst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

Trouble
Dear Miss Grey; Please help
me- win make my letter brief.
I am married to a shifuess man
who VIII buy = home and after
We have made substantial pay
ments on It. pick up and leave II
he becomes dissatisfied.
We have five children and after
having lived with him IS years
stiIl find myself confronted by his
weaknesses The IL periodic
drunkard). I am on the verge OF
a nervous breakdown. He il always
threatening to leave US.
We lost one place after we had
paid over $4,000 on il. Now IL
looks A. though We are going to
lose another.
Can you or your readers help
met UNHAPPY.
9AAta1 eRat AnuuAtn must DC
old enough now-at least some Of
them-to help you solve this prob
lem by getting work and coming
to your rescue.
| had TO condense your letter.
but II. as you say, your husband
keeps threatening you with deser-
tion-see to 1t that your children
are equipped to get positions and
support you in such a way that
his idle threats will hold no ter
ror for you.
AS for his drinking - there
isn't much you can do. That all
lies within his own brain and will
power. He probably is suffering
from some unnamed fear and needs
attention of a doctor. I believe
that most authorities are agreed
now, that the habitual drunkard
is a man beset by fear of some
kind or other.
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standing flashed in his blue eyes
then he said, I'm afraid your
heart is softening towards me be-
cause you're bored. Nothing like
trip at sea to make one view the
most uninteresting person through
rose colored glasses"
Don't be silly" she said sharp
ly. I'm not trying to vamp you
If that's what you're afraid of. I
wouldn't interfere with your Mil
waukee romance for anything"
You couldn't" Jim assured her.
"As you may have heard before
ONE POISON KILLS An
OTHER"
II see" sheila said. forcing a
smile. We'll. good luck to you,
jim"
She did not see him watching
her as she went inside but the
next day his attentions to the
widow were more conspicuous
than ever. IF he thinks ] care
he's crazy" sheila told herself but
the sight of the baby faced blonde
hanging on Jim's arm Infatuated
her.
Not Jealous
It's not because I'm jealous"
she insisted, but because / hate
to see q fine man like Jim led
around on a leash"
She was so cross that she re-
fused the coffee mans invitation
to take a stroll with him.
I'm sorry" she said, but I
haven't caught up on my sleep
yet"
Tomorrow we arrive at Rio
where / must leave you" he re-
minded her.
Yes. I know. I'll see you at
breakfast" Sheila said brightly.
She hadn't even interest enough
to pretend. she thought, climbing
into bed. But her sleep was in
terrupted by the ships whistle
blowing internationally. sheila
looking out her window at three
in the morning could see nothing
but fog.
The whistling had increased I'M
til II was blowing three times in
succession every two minutes.
Then suddenly the engines stopped
and Immediately after that came
the horrifying sound o. the emer-
gency bell.
Ito Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Sunday Sermon Topics and Weeks Church News

{ Apostolic Tsifh ChaFsh=fsia - ,
sanasT ssssoi : "a : N asrsls.s
= = -
cluoeeuss t7e afcaassf sfuaF -
chafth - oea-seta 40 asrHzIns-
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81 si..sl sss srs,s-s Il
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safsss fssirr suHssr sehce1 "
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litss cAassA - re Sasss.r.-ss
slsh ana - - Hsv sfthuf :
Coca. pestaf aundaE sehnai. ets
N Services ~ n srd Is
Aesls. Eiiesf sr<s4sf
and \ ssz Ne 5ohn q aolsmau
rssieE sandss schsai 10 = N
ssryiess II q n - : 10 "
unlfisa ssFsics ana ssnics and sdult
.sTssa. II. s.iu. = dharss asss.
/ n enNna peoples rsssuel tram
feuFsaasre-zaea - ahsfiaan nss
Fimef y Hsnasfsrn pssteF sanasf
{ sfhnaI D - hsHsirsa ~ ~ sna
10 !. n. Youth Crusader ssFsios.
rr,saas chassh-.ssn .na nsKia.
ass .sbocl. ess N services. n
m ana 7ao , ~. Fabsssefs a.
olsa f,s,a. .s..mei, q asa-
snla No Pear e. nsN iFle ,
spfsaisY nssteF SUNDAY sshaol ~
N ssffiress a. = m snd Is
nsps ch.ps,--ro .ssh amt nsii %.
Rev Ihafiz(s Hthsfsf. ezsiaf bun
/ DIR school oaA Services ~ ~
sermon. fhs fnfiusnes - Christ ~
/ iifs rrsnins ~uFship. OAKLAND
rfessftsfi.a shilfohs after n'sstlns ~
Iesiis csmmaaisy chasrh-soa.
dsnausinstiobai nsF nutehinson
pastor SUNDAY ssheol 10 m
PRAYER ssryice lis m vnfsnlp
, ,,,, 20 ~ Nsfmea' Fsi'h.
state sts watnhtsssf study : "a
. ~ and "Wednesday 80 m
nihis study Friday 10 y ~
liitiIs church m the rfslFis=Hsrvz
ices 1910 Arthur .. Ffsasfiss
spsatsr Lakewood lsss,.s snd .snle,
until further netlos.
LAks Ciss chaseh-s service. 70 =
N SUNDAY school 10 % = M @ n
ea0 p. NJ
asw Apostolic Faith--iaia ~ .
81 hev Mrs. Ffisda I. Martha pas
/ tor sunday school IS ~ Asfss
/ ices II ~ and a 3
open poss Mission a7is ~ rsoo.
ma War u nrsmmsf sursfins
tsnasnt SUNDAY sshoni 10 m
raFk Church ~ God 1894 ~
wiiteaon nes N u Ash pastor
SUNDAY school TO m. Services. u
q m. ana n m
~ Peters SUNDAY sehool-~old Ia
coma Robsrt cours~tisht supt
SUNDAY school e4s : m
faeama Rescue Ai.stoa--itf7 Pa
eific ave nsv william 4. Edwards
| pasta4 services. . m. ftss barl
aeitz. Pine Htrsst Christian Church.
Taeoma Gospel ffissian--ho tfth
and Tacoma ave heffifea Fffdafa
1880 . m
Thsosophicai society 7zs 10 Taco
ma ave Services 4 D "a
unitY rsmpis-Distsi1n ana ! sts
I<ls % Combs isedsr SUNDAY school
0 as = m. services. ~ m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

DON'T BE BossY
Don't Indicate by the too fire.
quent use OF I" OF in any other
way. that what you say goes. Let
him be. or appear 10 be. the head
of the family.
Always see that at least once
during the evening the talk turns
TO some subject in which he Is
interested and about which he Is
weil-informed.
Don't call him pet names IN
public or suggest by your attitude
toward him that he exists to make
you happy.
Listen as intensely to his talk as
you do to the talk Of others. Even
when he is telling a story for the
tenth time. act as though it's all
brsnd-new TO you.
In speaking of him. or Of his
work, take the attitude that you
are talking of a man of import
ance, whose ideas and opinions are
of consequence. You can scarcely
override such an attitude. for Il IL
much better to have people say.
She certainly thinks her husband
hung the moon" than She's a swell
person. but don't think he
amounts to very much"
DON'T PEsTER HIM
AT WORK
Never run him down or belittle
him in any way. Don't make
scenes that embarrass him.
Keep away from his office. And
don't telephone him at the office
unless 1t is unavoidable. You'll be
surprised how seldom you actually
need to telephone him IL you stick
to that rule. Bothering a man dur
ing his working hours indicates to
those who work with him that you
don't consider his work very i'm
portant or his time valuable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Army Chaplain 10 Deliver
Sermon Sunday Morning

Lieut. EAf y campton. army
hspiin from - LsNis. vii apsak
On a timely subject when he takes
over ths pulpit q 81 faufs
Methodist church. So 43fd ard L
sts sunday At II a m
The army man replaces ths Rev
Ernest =. GouldsF. Nh9. together
with hia family, u snfoyinE a
tNo-sssk vacation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Announces Complete Week
OF Evanoelistic Services

The Church by the Side Of the
Road, So. 18th and M SITS. will
be host to Evangelist Masengale
Sunday through Friday. Meet
ings viii open each evening with
a prayer service at Z D. m
Preaching viii begin at 8 D. m
Her subjects, in order Of presenta-
ton, include The objectionable
Sim" Travelling With Jesus. q
THE Blood Covenant" THE Mark
OF the Beast" "A Busy Woman.
a Light, and II Cents" and
Christ Behind Prison Bars"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
ChiIdrsn's Summer Camp
VIII Be Opened Monday

Opening Monday and running
through Saturday. = camp utii b
established ct Luthsriand on Lass
Killarney for boys and Eirls u
first Presbyterian church between
ths ages u D and IS. inclusive
Leaders wiil b Miss Lois Fhsne.
Gle. president Of the Young Pso-
pies council. and the Rev. oran
". smith. assistant pastor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Luther Leagues Opening
Conysn,ion Hare Thur.dsy

Annual convention n LufhsF
leagues 81 the Lutheran free
church Of the west coast all BE-
held In Olyst Lutheran church.
NJ. 18TH ard X sts. thursday
through Saturday The opening
session sili be delivered Thurs
day evening ~ the Rev J ~
Haiyorasn II Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Pacific Bible Meet
Will Close Sunday

Northwest rsciHr Hlhls confer
snes which as h<en IN session
81 Covenant h-seh IN pss Moines
Wash. since MondaY. wtii rio=s
Sunday svrnlnE WIth an address.
~ the Rev simon Farsh<rg ~
Portland orr principal speaker
- ~ conference ne concluding
campfire service sili - ccnducted
~ Carlton r Null chairman NJ
Highway evangelism,
A mass rally. n ehirh the psinllo
i invited. VIII b. hsld IN ths audi
tnrium Al 20 p N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Series OF Sermons 10 Be
Started Sunday Morning

off Center" first In q series
81 illustrated sermons on the
theme. Religious Horizons Siil
BE- delivered BY ths Rev. Carl A
Johnson. pastor ~ First Christian
church. Sunday at ~ ~
A group ~ charts upon ahish
10 shown the place ~ Christianity
in world affairs. gill be used
hefmons to follow are False
Faces" The MAJOR Peril and
The Antldots special music
will be Included In each service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Ep~orsh League, VIII Hold
Annual Picnic and Service

Hpwufth leagues of thia vicinity
gill hold their annual picnic an.
service a. Surprise LAKE Sunday
aflsrnoon and evening. starting -
. ,. a. The meeting Ntii - held
IN the camp - the Radio Gospel
league and sili hs addressed ~
Nfa. Charles Robbins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Independent Bible Church
To Celebrate thursday

independent Hlhls church wili
hold its anniversary dinner and
annual congregation msstInE
Thursday. starting Al . .. m. Ths
REV. Roy T. nrumhanEh viii re-
view ths first FIVE years ~ the
church. orders q business uiil
Include reports from various or.
CARNATIONS and slsctions % elders
and dsaeons Elders will 10 az
dainsi and recognized ~ ths reEn-
lar Happy oospsl ssrvios Al . D m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Church OF Christ Host
To Seattle EvanaeIisf

Evangelist ) G. Dunn II seat.
tie wili sunday open = tee-wssk
svangsilstie campaign at rhs
Church ~ Christ. ~. saith ana l.
sts asfvics. efli he held saen
night 81 Tta p ~ sna Sunday
mornings a. ~ 80 Timely sub
jsets ana devotional song services
wiii mark each meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
ANSWERS TO ToDAY's QUIZ

Below are the answers 20 test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
/. Tippecsnoe-
2. Yes, three-cent piece and half
dime.
3. A brass statue Of the Greek
sun-god Apollo.
4. Two years.
5. Joseph w. Martin, jr.
s. No.
7. Second.
8. Enclosure or garden
o. Abraham
10. Pressure inside the pipe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Star Wife Is Woman Who Lets
Her Husband Do the Shining"
Technique Might We'll Be Tsuehf in College 10 Instruct
eirs n Al Of Msse Management
ny CYNTHIA GREY

Every college ought 10 offer its students
s@iisl ieF e a=ae yeas husband siiAs
Taking il would be the best marriage insurance girl
could have She would be told such things as:
Build your home much around his life and
your own He'll not only be happier for it. but when the
of entertain, he'll have the right background against
which to shine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
SPIRITUALLY eHUmoHss

EfsfBsI Truth spisifssIist Chsfsh
Of Amsries--issh and TsNestt ave
hsy ~ y Hudson. psstof opsn
forum. 3 m siRn. .,, go m.
sssss Rev. Martin X Paige. Eusst
spsaksr
FIrst Eternal Life splfitssiist
Church. 40f 50 I - nsT nellie
Nsfdsn pastor ssFsiosa. rns.saEs
cree Q esaiing az q, , s.s.,,s.
Between spiritual ara eplfituslisfn
Hisins san spifitusiisf Charsh--
sos faScstt ass services diaeDn-
tlnusd until esDt
spiritual Chrisfian thufch - f11
YaNoett ass Services hsaiinE seryiee
- % n lecture z 30 , 70 nessaaes
70 follow ksTsafst Bsssf, Eiifst
spsaksr.
STATE splfitssiist Assssistiss Sur
priss lsss re- Bertha Nssson
pgeaidsEt LsctuFss. II q "a - and
Tao , m hesllng ssrFiess. -
~ Message circle 4 - . n. hpeafefe.
rev Irene Nauens Hes Bessie kfgss
ara Ars Kcith Fifhniond
United spiritasi Asssmsiy==coiuus
5ia hall. Dir and TseNfna aFs Hes
Lillian Webster pastor sefslees
trsnes lecture . m ODsn forum
~ sons ssFgles q . , . hs.iins
? % . n heF. Jessie hsftseIsh.
soest sgeaksf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

y rieeltts. pastor SUNDAY srheoi.
. 80 q m sermon. In ths Resin
ming God Created me Heavens An
nuAi ieasus cutting HutnftsF iske
Afternoon nd sssnins Ma Charles
Robbins sfeakef
rRnK asrnonisr
Ttuf-iali 20 81 Hsv Ralph
Klein, pastor sunday school in a
n ,,,, sst.'ees ,... s9s 20 p ~,
s. ..g., =, ssmpsrouna. 80 so'h and
aekinisy rss-ss y. sam -
Rev. n o. kerhS. pastor SUNDAY
school. 10 = m HsfTices n = M
and gospsl service. Tao y. m. feans
people D. m,
FENTrcosTAL
nefhsi-so ifth and , sfs nsv
John W hoseid. pastor. SUNDAY
school. ets = IN Services. II m
Tent. iiih and l sta 400 and fso
.. m.
sescon lisht House sooa No
Kinlsy ave rev a Kuhe. pastor
sunday school. 10 q m. services, ~
=. m Evsnssiistie services. 7ts D. m.
Tsbsrnsels--ao I9th ana q sts
Rev Harry J. etsl pastor. sunday
school ests q N. ssfficss II . m
and 10 p m
van Gospel ml..los--s9oe ror,isnd
ave SUNDAY school . D. m. asrv.
Fuii oosp<i chspsi-so ssth ana
Tacoms ave REV 4 Morris, pastor
sunday school. pss = NJ services
II m ana y. m y q ".
ESQ m sweet 'sryles' . p m.
rHrsnyrrHIss
Rsthsny-No siss ana Verde rev
Arthur stevenson, pastor sunday
school psfh M Services. ~ m
rev rdssr G whssisf. guest speaker
Csissry--ssis N u q, asv. " y
Folsom. pastor sunday school. Q %
m. Services u a m. ana . m.
first-Taooms ave and Diviaion
ave rev. J Rsnwict Accuiioush.
pastor SUNDAY school. eas = m
s s.r,is,.. u IL. m and , $50 . .o,, ~
s sonsees,ios az q N m s ssrm sS,'
Abide In Me- and a Desire and .
Prayer for Youth" Rss. oran
Smith, morning speaker
immanusI--No ptn ana J sts rev
Harold ? Lons pastor service. od ~
.
sregationAl church
Little Church ON ths rralrie--Lafs-
wood community Rsv Morton Hiek
mace. pastor, hsrviess. 10 30 . m
league and forum o D m.
Manitou fsrk-oeth and chsysnns
Rev. Q. W johnson. pastor, SUNDAY
school. $50 N. Services. III . m
ossisndeto s.th ana Proctor %.
Edwin HuTd. pastor sunday school
e.4s = ma Services. IL m and
1.so D IN group 70 M
sermons Tbs Indisps nsabla Christ
and Come Hsig us
EpraHns asmsflal shafeh SIN
and 80 warrior rev Charles hn9E
asn. interim pastor SUNDAY school 10
a ~ hsfYiesf. u 70 = m
Tlfsi unilsa--DivisIsn ard Grant
Rev J George Cunningham. pastor
sunday school sss = m Services
II q ~ hsInon N Arm ~ Fassh
.ri ms.i%'".. 81 ss :. sA1 s.s .a. s
. Hunter pastor SUNDAY sshoo,
m YounE People .. ~ rfaysf
fis .. m Sermons. The Weapons -
Our Warfare Are Mot carnsl .sna
a yourfold Portrait Of Our Lord
wssisains,.s--so. SON and L .ts
Rsy. " o nsnthin, pastor. SUNDAY
school s4s "a. SERVICES. ~ ~.
Tahoms Tsuaes-seth ana south
Clement. sunday school. SIS q On.
Services. II a m
SALVATION ARMY
Corps No. loo -. lsth - naior
RAn Williams. captain. Sunday SCHOOL
30 a NJ services ! N ana ~
. M Street services. 1880 . IA AID
1p m Up. L. so m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
sALyATIos ARMY

Corps No. loo -. 18Th - Aaiof
RAu Williams. captain SUNDAY school
D M Street services. 10 10 . IA AID
1p m. Up T.. CD IN.
Corps Ne 1-ifis -. izth % NJ
and Mrs. o Plefson, captains SUNDAY
school, s4s a m ecsndinasian sefFs
Zee. Z D. m ana Raglan ssfFiss.
y. m
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EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
chFisf-Na - "a = sta 80
Roezrt ? ffeiFfsr. HeetcF HciT cen
municn 80 : NJ Prayer and -
men. nj = n. subject. #Thseff ~
sr<stsniss Chsastianf-
fIals Communicates itth ana
sta Rev Charles 7 MsHtaef rsctuf
PRAYER Ant address ~ = n CAi
Esnsimsn IN Eharss
- Anafews-eie No oakss HelY
ssszsasii iiazssa al E=zzff@= 80
- teksr 1smoFlal--seoi ~ Ooss
- Rev Arthur neil rector Hciy
ccfamunicn a. ~. PRAYER snd 49,
mon. n = m.
- Sehne-seth ard Ftiest Sound
AZ HTx ArrhihAld " HiddsFa
reetcr. services. % ?. N.
INDEPENDENT
independent rms Church - nivf-
sion ave ana q - Rev boy raa-
mass nfufnhaush pastaH. SUNDAY
seneol esst = N. services II . N
and m PRAYER - n
meeting q fonna sToure. us . N
Ffffh anniversary aFrmcus. ne
Op<n noor Great ard KffectuAi snd
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Thursday. 7sfs q m.
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W A Scott. pastor Sunday school.
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BY WILLIAM l. WHITE

COPENHAGEN, Denmark - In
order to understand what the Ger
man people think of Hitler's pact
with Stain, you must first re-
member that the German classes
still think separately, as do the
various strata in the outside world:
so each has special reaction to
the Russian treaty. Yet when II
was first announced last summer
there was something which ap-
preached unanimity OF feeling.
You could hardly say that all the
German people then approved the
pact, but you might almost say
that the great majority admired
it. Coming at the moment 1t did,
it seemed to be the final quick
stroke which would let Germany
get Danzig without a World War,
and nobody in Germany wanted a
war.
Move Admired
So the German people admired
Hitler's move without quite ap-
proving 1t. There was Of course
some sense of shock. because It
was a violation Of all the Nazis
had preached on their road to
power. Yet the average German
feared a world war even more, and
the sense of shock was obscured
by a feeling of relief that war was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-21
Grand Master
To Be Guest
Mosons Will Hold
Reception FridoY

Charles P. Kirkland. grand mas
ter of Masons OF Washington and
Alaska. will be given a large re-
ception in the Masonic temple FRI
day evening by the 10 Masonic
lodges in district No. IL.
The reception will be under the
auspices Of Tacoma lodge No. -,
and the other lodges to participate
are Evergreen No. 81. State No.
IS. Fairwesther No. So. Lebanon
No. io4. Destiny No. 1877. William
p. Dougherty No. 224. Royal A..
Cove No. $50. Joseph Warren No.
235 and Ancient Landmark No.
26s.
Masters and wsrdens of these
lodges will give a dinner to the
grand master at the Hotel Win
throp preceding the reception. Sew
eral hundred Masons are expected
at the reception. both from the 10
lodges and from other lodges In
this area. Several grand lodge
officers have accepted invitations
to be present. Kenneth Hillstrom.
deputy grand master for district
No. IA, win preside at the recep-
ton.
Kirkland Is living in Auburn
during his term of office. He is
a native of Alaska. and is the
first Alaskan to be elected head
of the Masons Of Washington and
Alaska. The reception will be the
largest planned in Tacoma during
his term of office.