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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
The Jameses of Pennsylvania

q Republican families that
occupy
will
q
typical story talk today Arthur
James PRESIDENT
With 1900 Welsh LITERALLY "born to
mines Plymouth, breaker
mule driver at rs asked decided
get out Of the mines he replied THE first time went into them
family
decision. quit the winter
At graduated high
Dickinson
Pa, in 1905
politician
attorney Seven years later ne elected Pennsylvania lieutenant
judge at $4,000 He resigned Republican
governor
rights
Of power. He likes to
James died in 1885 James
daughter Dorothy u.s. who likes dancing swing
cooking and housework. NEXT: The McNary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST
CHILDREN'S DAY
Morning Service 1880

NAVAAssu3 0OKvtCG AVSOV
Organ Prelude
Professional Hymn: "For the Beauty
Of the Earth"
The Call TO Worship
Prayer followed by Lords Prayer
Choir Anthem: Rejoice The Lord
Is King" Berridge
Responsive: Children's Day, and
reading, page Gal
Gloria Patri
Hymn; This Is MY Fathers
offertory (Explanation Of Student
FUND.-
Duet by Miss Dorothy Kenyon and
Miss Nancy Plat
Remarks by superintendent
Children's Day Message: Beginners
Department
Children Of the Bible: Primary and
Junior Department. (Chcice Of
Picture and Perturbation by Pri-
mary Department. Dramatization
rewritten and told by Junior De-
partment.)
Presentation Of the Bibles
Presentation Of Certificates
Hymn: "Tell The Blessed Tidings'
Benediction
Organ Postlude
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SALEM LUTHERAN

Fourth Sunday After Trinity.
Confirmation and Holy COMMUNE
ion Services.
The .1otc and The Beam (Llke
6.36-42).
900 a. m.--Swedish. Senior Choir.
Solo, Ethel Salmonson. Ushers -
Edward Gerber and Burton Lrn-
din.
iO:i5 a. m.-Bible School. Auto
Service--Henry johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Gathering of the Postmasters. Over seven hun
dred of them will meet at the new showplace, Ross
Fenton Farms in North Asbury Park N j., June 22nd
as the climax of the Postmasters' Convention at As
bury Park Ross Fenton Farms has been restyled and
gttered up the interior and exterior decoration done
by the architect for the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller
Center. There's going to be three bands and three
dance floors two inside and out, the last on the
open air marble terrace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Sunday, June IS

sunday, June 10
GOD THE PREsERvER OF
MAN" will be the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon.
The Golden Text Is from Ps.
1872: 1.-THE Lord Is my rock, and my
fortress, and my deliverer; my God,
my strength, In whom I will trust:
my buckler, and the horn Of my
salvation, and my high tower"
Bible readings include the fol.
lowing passages from ! John 4: 10,
IL: "And we have known and be.
lieved the love that God hath to tis.
God Is love; and he that dwelleth In
love dwelleth In God, and God In
him. Herein 10 our love made per-
feet, that we may have boldness In
the day Of judgment: because as
he Is, 80 are we In this world"
Correlative readings from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy, In
clude the following citation from
page 454:1s-23: Love inspires, Il.
iumines, deslgnates, and leads the
way. Right motives give pinions TO
thought, and strength and freedom
to speech and action. Love y priest
ess at the altar Of Truth. Wait pa
tiently for divine Love to move Up.
on the waters Of mortal mind, and
form the perfect concept"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Services Tomorrow

At the First Baptist Church Sun.
day, 1880 a. m, the pastor, Rev.
David P. Gaines, will preach. His
sermon will be Of the nature Of q
twentieth anniversary message,
marking the completion Of twenty
years Of service as pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. The service
will be broadcast by Station WATR.
In the evening, the church will
join In the union service at St.
Johns Church.
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11:00 a. m.-English. Junior Choir.
Conrad Rohs.
CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's Day. The Church School
will meet at 1890 q. m. CAS- min
utes later than usually The Grad
uating Exercises Of the School will
be hel dat II o'cloc kin connection
with the Morning Service. Pins will
be awarded to members Of the Co
to-Church Band, and the baptized
Children Of the Church who have
reached tho age Of seven years
will receive their Bibles.
The Story Sermon Three Kinds
OF BonS."
Music: Introductory voluntary,
Prayer" Humperdinck; procession
al hymn No. rs; Junior Choir,
Lovely Appear" Gounod; Junior
Choir, "At Worship" Towle; offer.
tory, "Andante,' Galtermann, (cel-
10 solo, Franklin e. BRISTOL; con-
Guiding voluntary, Elm Feste Burg"
Luther.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

would be both
unfair and UNI
realistic TO say
that all who de.
sire work, and
have the ener-
gy to seek II,
can find Jobs.
The fact q.
there are not
enough jobs 10
60 around.
It takes about
two years for
the average boy
or girl to find
e m ploy m e n Z
that carries
with IL AnY
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Congregational
FIRST CHURCH

Order Of the morning service at II
o'clock.
Productive Maria
Sentences
Hymn-Jesus Shall Reign where'er
the Sun
Invocation and the Lords Prayer
versicles
Responsive Reading
Gloria Patri
Offering with soprano solo
Doxology
Scripture Lesson-Jeremiah 0: %, "a,
10: 6.l6, 1925; Ephesians 8: 1920
Anthem-Faith. Hope and Love
(ladies' voices) .......... Shelley
Hymn-ood Moves In . Mysterious
sermon-roundations Cps. II: 81
Mr.. Gregg
Hymn-our God. Our Help In Ages
Past
Benediction
ostlude-Triumphal March. .Waci1s
The preacher, Theodore Hinsdale
Gregg Is q son Of Rev. and Mrs.
James =. Gregg. II els o graduate
Of Yale college and Union Theologi-
cal seminary and expects soon TO be
ordained as minister Of the FEEDER.
ated church In Waitsfield, Vermont.
7:30 p. m. Union service on st.
Johns church lawn. Preacher: Rev.
Alan M. Fairbank Of Bunker Hill
church.
Monday, $50 p. m. The members
Of the Twenty Up club viii leave the
church for their annual outing at
Black Rock park. There will be
games, softball and swimming and Q
picnic supper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

q. Il ths ceremony Of confirm.
atlon observed BY yews7
A. Yes. Each year, IN some Of
the large rtempies Of the United
States, more than 100 Jewish
young people between the ages
Of IL and Is publicly affirm their
Membership In the Jewish group
and their appreciation Of the Jew
ish faith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Promotions for members Of the
Beginners Department, Primary
Department and Junior Department
win feature the Children's Day ex-
ercises Sunday morning at the First
Methodist Church at 1890 o'clock.
The promotion list Of the lower
departments, released this morning
by Rev. DR.. John ]. Snavely, pastor
Of the church, follows:
Beginners' Department.
Robert Hale, Marilyn Kern, Joyce
Butler, George Beckwith, Dorothy
Clark, Barbara Ann Hills, Gardenia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Marion L. Castle and Horace F. Barnum Of Forest
Vile applied for marriage licenses at the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics in Hartford Thursday MIR. and
Mrs T. J. Hanlon Of Chicago will celebrate Fl years
Of matrimonial bliss next Monday. Mrs. HanIon IL
Ion Of South Elm Street. The HanIons are the proud
parents Of five lovely children three boys and two girls
Betty Phillips and Sas Rowland, jr. Of Rye n Y,
win be Mr.. and Mrs after June 22 Rev Francis Ayres
Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church viii officiate.
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Good evening.
WEEKEND AT THE SHORE
By THE MAN m THE TOWER

When the summer season gets going
And you find the daily stint bore,
Then's the time you look forward
To weekend at the shore.
Life only becomes bearable
AS the mercury climbs daily,
At the Joys that the weekend brings,
When you start forth most gayy.
Monday Can you bear the Interim
Tuesday Hopes start to brighten.
Wednesday (Shal you wear your striped dngusO
And spirits become brighter and brighter.
Thursday and Friday. How the week f1ewl
Now really, did the time drag9
Here 1t Is time again
To pack the weekend bag.
When summer gets a-going.
And you find work mean chore,
Don't let 1t get you down,
There's always the weekend at the shore
EN-. EN-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Jimmy Engala Of Burton Street. East Main Street
photographer and Christine DeCicco of Wall Street,
are that way about each other. So much 50 it'll be
an event of July Is at ayem at the Church Of Our
Lady of Lourdes. Congrats Jim and Chris. Andrew
Ciarlone of Hllvew Avenue Bank Street jeweler and
Theresa Maggie of st. Jean Street. ex-song bird have
selected August II for their midde-asle trip at the
Church Of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. I. John H.
Thoms has slipped an engagement ring the finger
Of Cynthia E. Boyer Of Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Readers Ths invited 70 send u questions
regardns the Protestant Catholic yswh faiths Questions VIII
this column promptly pcssble They shoud
accompanied the and address the writer Emo snouo
addressed hi ournaD % The Nstsena! Conference
Chrians 600 Fourth Avenue New xosk City Where
pernons1 reply b eequesse0 n should be 30 stated
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
FLOWER SUNDAY, JUNE 10


The Order Of Morning Worship
Prelude: A Rose Breaks Into Bloom,
Brahms
Hymn: with Songs and Honors
Sounding Loud
The Call to Worship, Invocation and
Lords Prayer
Anthem: Quartet: In the Time Of
Roses, Reichardt
Responsive Reading: God, The
Faithful Creator
Gloria Patri
The Scripture Reading-The Song
Of Solomon Chapter 2:s-l7
Anthem: Octet: 10, A Voice TO
Heaven Sounding, Bortniansky
ofYertory Anthem: octet: Come, Let
Us to the Lord Our God, Rober-
ton
Doxology
Chiidren's Sermon
Hymn: For the Beauty Of the
Earth
Sermon: "Roses In HIS Heart"
Text: FOR 10, the winter Is past,
the rain - over and gone: The
flowers appear on the earth; the
time Of the singing Of birds Is
come, and the voice Of the dove
Is heard In Our land. The Song
Of Solomon 2:i1-i2.
Hymn: Summer Suns Are Glowing
Benediction
Postiude: Postlude In A fiat, Frost
The flowers In the vase will be In
memory Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirk
and Miss Margaret Kirk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
20l Cherry Street

Rev. e. Einar Kron, pastor
Sunday, June 16-
Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
$3.50 q. in.--Church School and
Bible Glass.
10:45 q. In.--Service Of Worship
with sermon by Mr.. Eldon
Rohs, Naugatuck, who will
speak on The Mote And The
Beam. Welcome to Zion Luz
theran.
Calendar for week Of June Is
Wednesday,
800 p. rn.-Strawberry Social In
the church basement, ar
ranged by the Iduna Circle.
Thursday
500 p. m. - Choir practice In
Church.
Friday
800 .. rn.--Junior Luther League
meets In the church base
inent.
Saturday
10000 a. rn.-Congregational Out
ing arranged by the Church
school. Members and friends
Of congregation invited to at.
tend. Transportation provided
from church at 10 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
NaMgatuck Church Directory
EMMANUEL LUTHERAN

Sunday school will be held at o
a. m, there will be an English SER
vice at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and a German service at II a..
m. Choir rehearsal Is scheduled for
8 p. m. Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Mrs. Mary Dewey Of the Labor Department office
here has been named program chairady for the annual
outing Of Connecticut Labor Department Association at
Parkhurst Ranch in Haddam Neck June 90. James r.
Shaughnessy and Elizabeth K OReilly Of Torrington
have applied for marriage license in the New City
Carmela Perugni is pretty smooth when 1t comes to
jitterbuggng Bill Maisto Is down in the mouth after
discovering that his application for tickets for the Gin
game at Ebbes Field tomorrow had been
turned down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
A chat with Frank Rraden. one

Circus talk. 4. i. A chat with Frank Braden one Of
Good old Dexer Fellows S but memory, reveals that
the "Big Top" is undergoing new lease OF life Big
audiences the rule everywhere Just the opposite OF
what happened couple of years ago when the trans
continental tour had to be called off through lack Of
patronage. Despite bad weather in the Ohio River
Valley section the show Is returning to New England
with all records surpassed in attendance. This way
to the "Big Show, ladies and gentlemen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
HILLsIDE CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday school and Bible classes
meet at 9:45 a. m. Morning wor-
ship In Swedish will be held at II
o'clock. There will be music by the
choir. The sermon topic Is Blind
Leaders"
At the evening service at 1880
o'clock there will be hymn-sing
with q sermon on 1.-THE Power TO
Face Reality"
The mid-week service will be held
on Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock.
There will be choir rehearsal on
Friday at 8 p. m.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock the
Mems Fellowship will hold a Mid
summers Festival with the people
Of the church as Its guests. Mr.. O.
W. Cederberg Of Attleboro, Mass.
will show his Sweden movies.
Straw shortcake and coffee will be
served as refreshments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

James r. Walker, plumbing Inspector will grin
and bear It at testimonial dinner Saturday evening
at the Elks Club. Thanks to the committee for
complimentary ticket. r. G. Lambert of Madison
Street is contemplating trip to West Point Acad-
cmy shortly "Jill" Minervini Of Wall Street at
tended the second annual reunion Of the 1888 class
Of Abertus Magnus College last Saturday at the
Hitching Post in Monut Carmel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Borchardt Of Columbia
Boulevard held open house all day yesterday in honor Of
their 3oth wedding anniversary They're the proud par
ents Of lovely daughter Barbara. Jane Walsh has
been Mrs James Greco for few hours only They middle
aisedt this morning at o'clock in very pretty nuptial
at ST. Francis Church. c. Stuart Mclean is the man
Fair Grounds His lighting system for auto races with
out doubt the best In the east He's due in Waterbury
soon as guest on Bill Derwn's popular WATR Sports
Page Of the Air.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

veru1c1 may % IMPOSED ~ .
bishop.
q. What 70 me distinction Be-
tween . Protestant sect and 4
Protestant church?
A. The exact line Of defnarca1
ton between these two terms 4
often difiicuit to determine since
most so-cailed sects considet
themselves bona fide churches
According to H. Richard Niebuf
o sect Il usually q small. volun3
tary association, while q church 1
Q natural social group akin .
the family or nation" Churche4
ne continues. ~emphasize the ifnN
vefsaNsns Of the gospel, w1lil
sects ere exclusive IN characte&
appeal to the individualistie cid
i1lents III Christianity, and eaI
phasige it, ethical deriands."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Johnny Maloney Of Grand avenue, out Tracys
Pond way is eight years old today He's been model
boy this week In anticipation, and is being staunchly
upheld by his big brother, Neil and young jamie who
package opening. Eight and one to grow, Johnny!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Q. what d an inssrdiets

a. An inteydict - Iorm OF
ecclesiastical punishment which
excludes members Of the Roman
Catholic church from participa.
ton IN certain Of It's sacrafnents.
It may be imposed on IN individ-
tiai, q garth, o state Of diocese.
IN the latter two instances the
intsrdict can only be issued By the
Holy see. Local and individual in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
ST. PAIJL,S METHODIST

"Fatherhood" will be the subject
Of the sermo nof Rev. Samuel john
son, pastor Of st. Paul's Methodist
church at the Fathers day program
tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
MT. OLIVE ZION

Preparation Of the Heart" viii be
the subject Of the sermon Of Rev.
Q. w. Weller. pastor Of the Mount
Olive A. M. u. Zion church. tossor-
row morning ct 1O:4s o'clock. Cru0h
school viii be conducted ct Gao
o'clock.
A Fathers day program viii be
held tomorrow night. Music at both
the morning and evening wCrship
viii be offered by the senior chcir.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
o ANSWERS 70
CRANIUMc CRACKERS

Questions on Comic Page
/. Yale football coach. Y
2. Rice Institutes national hur-
die champion.
Q. Veteran baseball umpire.
4. High-ranking polo player.
5. Leading golf pro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

THOMASTON- BETHLEHEM
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
North Main Street
Of EiaNfpio AyayA,,a

Rev. e. Einar Kron, pastor
Sunday. June To-
Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
900 q. m.-Service Of Worship,
with sermon on The Mote
And The Beam by Mr.. Eldon
Rohs Of Naugatuck, Conn.
1000 a. fl1.--Sunday School.
Welcome to the Lutheran church
Of Thomaston.
Thurhday, June 20
Supper served in the church base.
ment by the Ladies' Aid as
sisted by the Luther League.
Luther League meets at 8 p.
m. in church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Five Major Steps
To Keep in Mind
In Career Planning
BY DIR. FLOYD W. REEVES
Director, American Youth
Commission

American youth leaving schools
and colleges to seek jobs faces q
highly competitive labor market. It
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
ANSWERS To
Test Questions

Below are the answers to
test questions printed on
page 6.
/. Four, inter. est ling.
2. Water.
3. Theodore Roosevelt.
4. John Wycliffe.
s. Danish West Indies.
8. Lansing.
6. Virginia Dare.
8. Lincoln highway.
Q. Philadelphia.
10. April 8, 1917.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

terd.cts may Be imposed BY
hiGhop.
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wATCHTowER STUDY

NEXT: How 70 Keep Your Job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Lodge to Honor
Smith Wednesday

Masons of Joseph Warren lodge
No. 235 viii meet az their hall,
26osh eth ave. wednesday eve
ming to honor their fellow mem.
Der and past master. Leroy Smith.
recently elected eminent command
er OF the Knights remplar Of
Washington.
Members and Masonic friends AZ
well an grand lodge officers Of
York and Scottish Rite bodies viii
join in the reception. Guests will
include Matthew W. hin ef So
attic. grand master Of the Masonic
grand lodge OF Washington: Hor-
ace w. Tyler. Tacoma. grand sec
Rotary: William Ferguson. grand
mastsr Of the Royal and Select
Masters Of Washington: Ernest X.
Murray. s. w. Torresdal Charles
". Palmer and others representing
local Masonic affiliations.
On the Warren lodge committee
are Eugene L. Buck. Arthur Morse.
Mark 4. currsh. Arthur M. An
COVE. Leroy Cannon and Albert
puddicombe. There will be special
music by the commsndery quartet.
by Herbert Ford and Eari Horton.
Refreshments viii be served at the
close.
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POLICEMAN BANKRUPT

Edward J. Schultz. Tacoma police
patrolman, living at sac st. Helens
ave, filed q petition of bankruptcy
In federal district court Tuesday.
He listed liabilities amounting to
81, 604.6e, with no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18
Marriage
Gi;censeg

asFHiaEs Hssass zFpHesfionz
ave ssen nlsa VITA County
Auditor Clifford David ~
Floyd =. Hasicinh. - 1901 VIII
lasns ses. sumner snd Ruth Rus
III. - AZ Marietta. o. ciyte
claytnn texsn. $. and EdIth ~
nssks. ts. hoth - Route : nox
"a rscama Honsr y. orr. -.
tsia Fawestt ave- Tsrnws. and
Eana /. Iehnscn. n. Il seattle
VAIN Lloyd Morgan. S. sna Nrs
Re-~ Nay Means a. nth % Port
ard. ore Ffsd Raymond ksiasr.
-. Route a nax ASH. snd
Louise Ann Sorsi<sn. = AZ M
sth - hotA raeems. Roland a
Vess. a eel 81 = - snt sailis
Ellen 1ahnsen. =. eos - Z Il
fssih rscomA. liofstan nanaia
fsayiss "a. ssss -. PARK ave-
ard Ruth CathsFine Nayfisid. n.
tpsa Na. Fraes svs both rAeama.
James RAY Nslser. - sultan
wash ana nefnthy Nae Realty.
"a. Estanvlllei Jssk Robert Can
Der. legal al No. aash 81 and
t.illY = Geodwtn. legal uraad=
Moor spts. both Tacoma. Hnlls
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Three Members Of Defense Board
To Visit McChord, on Way 10 B. {.

Tires msHhers Of the 4. 8
Canadian Joint defense hoard
were due to arrive at McChord
field some time Tuesday. en route
10 British Columbia. according 10
Capt Hansford W. Pennington.
sirb.se adJatant.
Officers expected include Capt.
Harry W. nm Of Tia nsvys war
plans division. coramsnder For
rest T Sherman NJ the navy. and
Lt-col. J. T. MciRarney of the
army air corps.
A brief stop wan sl-a scheduled
by the group 1T Seattle.
The board disclosed In Ottawa
Monday night pla M for an imms-
dist- and elahorai~ survey Of west
coast defensss. i-rluding the Pa
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eifie Northwestern states. British
Columbia and Alaska
Announcement ~ the survey
was made On hehalf ~ the
Canadian section ~ the hoard ny
O. n. RlgEsr. 1osnt chairman.
Canadian members ~ the bosrf
left BY plane for the rselno
coast.
The Inspection and study. Ma.
gar said. with be the subject 81
future meetlng of tho fnli noartI
"a IN early date N ths Pacific
coast. az necessity. however.
Bisxar said. tho Pacific coast
ioint meeting cannot ss held uatil
after the east en.st nesting which
has be~u srhsdulsd for noston
Oct. =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

PUYALLUP--Eaght chapters Of
Future Farmers Of America have
exhibits at the fair and Judging
was completed Monday evening.
Coupeville, with q total OF so2
points. took first honors. Long
view with e40 was second, and
Buckley. p37. third.
The orchid display Of Rosaio
Brothers Of Seattle won the dis
tinction Of being the best profess
sional florist display At the fair
in judging Monday. An unnamed
Seeding dshlia. shown by the Lee
Dahlia gardens Of Tacoma. won
the professional sweepstakes and
Franklin Gardens. Tacoma. had
the best basket al dahlias among
the professionals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-18

A meeting q precinct commit
tsenen among Young Democrats
II Pierce county vi he held 1t
N. "Wednesday At nenncrafln
headquarters rs Pacific ave. e
was announced Tuesday bY Wayne
Msiehsr. president Democrats e
Pierre ceunty wln bid their eau
en-. Il - n saturday ~ ne
courthouse
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Black Eagle Will
Battle Goering
Horlem Pilot SuYs
Challenge Accepted

NEW roRk - Col rauntlercy
Julian. the black eagle a Hsr-
ZEN. szid late Monday that Reich
Nsr~hsi Herman Wilhelm cesrtnk
I'D accepted he ehsilenxe Il an
slrplsns battle at 10000 feet svsr
TIE English Channel and thai he
wss EoanE 70 machine gun that
lcusy creature out of TIA life "
Coionei Julian. sole member of
the Ethiopian air force during the
Italian Ethiopian war. ssia ne
eahied the challenge % Gosring
because Adolf Hitler had insnlted
the Negro race ey writing in Mcin
kampf that all Negroes are half
apes and balloons and half-wits"
Il viii show thai ios.y
.ethlng divided Nv ssshink."
the eelonel said. n hsv~ hut
en> life - rive give ~
gladly and with whese hcsrt."
The duel. he said. II % take
place within % days
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uufara alupsan. -. Eatanviil<.
ard Marian Virginia Raun,. =.
ala 18th It 81. fuyaiiup.
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The Stork Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph c. Rosei.
llni. h2sl ~. Birmingham 81
daughter. Aas. I.
Mr.. and Mrs wilfrsd 7. Gsvins
1927 So. Tacoma way. son. Aug. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford kisve.
i774it ~. q u. daughter. Aug. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin " Murphy.
e77 ia. a4th st. son, July ~.
NJ and Mrs Gayle Festsr. TIA
No. sheridan ave. daughter. July
~.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy A Collins.
s3s No. rrsfton st. daughter,
Aug a