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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
BY PAUL HARRISON


Tacoma Times Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD = Behind the
screen: Preparing 10 direct
some underwater sequences in his
new picture. Cecil De Mile put
on helmet and lead shoes and
made practice dive near the
Catalina shore. Now he takes
frequent undersea strolls, saws
they're more restful than exciting.
TITS the only place have found
where don't keep running into
agents"
A Loony Tune cartoon lam
poems movie notables and centers
about ciro's. the colony's fanciest
nightery. In the picture, a sign
will be seen on the place reading:
DE Luxe Dinners $50 - Six
Months to Pay" At a bene-
lit show at Ciro's the other night,
George Jessel introduced Sophie
Tucker: Il first appeared with
her when was Q years old-so
that would be about 20 years ago.
] don't remember the exact date.
but Lincoln was one Of our prop
men"
The foreign market, long men.
TONED in the reverent manner
reserved for the departed, has
turned out TO be a pretty risky
corpse. Warner Brothers have
disclosed that their business dur
ing the 1904 fiscal year beat
all previous records in China,
Egypt, Sweden. Java. Yugoslavia,
Hungary and Finland. It's fine In
England, too.
PLAY FOR RELIEF
Hollywood stars and technicians
are donating their time and tai
ents to a picture to be called
This Changing World" with all
the profits going to the American
Red Cross and British War Relief.
And the players are scrsmbling
for roles which they'd never
dream OF playing in ordinary
movies. Cary Grant, for example.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

Your Postmaster ear t.ti Pea
hoe 10 invest IN u. :. Defense
ncads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
Sen. Clark 10 Talk
In Seattle, Spokane

OLYMPIA-U. s. Senator ID.
Worth Clark of Idaho will speak
against American entry in the
European war at mass meetings
in Spokane Wednesday night and
Seattle Thursday night. State
Treasurer Otto Case, chairman Of
the America First committee for
Washington. announced.
Clark's Seattle appearance viii
be at the Moore thesier at p. m.
Case said plans were being made
for speeches the next few weeks
by Charles A. Lindbergh and SEN
stors Robert Reynolds. TAFT and
Lafollette. all anti-war leaders.
Case asserted so per cent Of the
residents IN the northwest we're
against active participation of
United States in the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

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thst came ~ffun<ymeee = raff'
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mast smhltiosss sffoFs. -uns Night
IN Llsl-on~ FOE rsfsmeant. whi<h
premises - Cop sveFYfhinH th<y
have aan< n ne 80.
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n shnot TIE film 81 tat n<ms
that 80 acclaimed - - seinf
and authenticity ks wsll - ne
story. ms tire. hnwsvsf. TIE 10.
Gale $50 : real pfohlam iA<eon
0flfnth srenxsd sstA rsFs,
mounts fenasn offies u supply
necessary material Or - Eim<iy
film. Thls included sir rsi1 <h<i.
tee pictures and diagrams. hissN.
cut rules snd s~xuistiersl Fnsthsss
% hsndlznx fires. actual unEfoxms.
pnst<r. "a saxns ~ Al kznsi.s an
clssr~ sixnsis ard ether esfsil&
necessary 10 rive ths sadi<nes IN
authsntle FEELING ~ u msxis's
Background ire fra hsIf - ~
film take. place IN wsr-tnFn Lam
don. ths story then msvss - fAs.
bon KuFup~'s last fra city ~
wine. women ard suax.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
VOICE PRAISED

Melvyn Douglas voice IL con-
sidered by sound men. the most
evenly modulated voice IN pic
lures" Douglas now IL playing
the male lead in columbia's Our
Wife" for Producer-director John
NJ. Stahl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
Hess Predicts
Fall Of Nazis,
SAYS Or. Benes

LONDON ~ Nausra h<Ess
president = ths Cs<ehe- slnvss
nsslonsi eannlsiee. asserted Tass.
day night Tat Rudeif -. Ne
a Mas. 40 "sdmitted quite
cp~niy~ fh.a rroloaxssinn - ne
var woaas mssn ths 81 - osr
many.
~Fur u psst an nseatAs- ~
nee <sia n = nroaoe.<t - ths
csech n.tleA. the German. kH<w
they cuald nus d.fe&t Britain and
debated smnnx thsms~l~s what
they eaxht u d
Thee disputes led 70 ths fight
a He<s 10 EnEisndl. whe h<esnss
a be previous contact vita nfit-
ish circles hoped hs could Induce
nritsin 70 step ths w~f. preionEs-
tinn q which would mean ths fan
Of Germany" n>nss aided
Here n England. Me- hss
admitted this quite ersaly.- ~
said
nenes said Adoif HiiieFss -mls.
take IN invading Russia thus
prolonEink re war. haa renewed
the "specssr ~ Man sietaty~ and
decided tAe var Issue.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

Paul Harrison Scatters His Shots
AS He Gives Hollywood the Once Over

expects to play an aged minister.
and Sir Cedric Hardwicke's very
social wife has been cass As :
kitchen maid.
Shirley Temple. who's really
growing up. gave a formal dinner
dance the other evening i.
French star Jean CABIN is spend
ing much Of his time seeing select
ed American pictures. including
all Of Clark Gables. 10 help him
learn English Bob Mont
gomery declares that Mr.. Jordan
Comes to Town" win be his Last
movie.
RkO has plans for q spectacle
fantasy titled aGwangi" which
would make II the most costly
and pretentious film In history.
Wouldn't be limited by a budget
or a shooting schedule. but would
Just 80 on eating up months and
millions until completed :.
Speaking Of super-features, Diree-
tor Leo McCarey and Morris Rvs
kind have done a scenario on the
history Of Hollywood. Mccarey.
who'll direct 1t. expects it TO run
is reels in final form. In the
Marx Brothers film. The Big
Store" N q scene in which
Groueho In commenting on .
dress. He turns toward the au-
dience and says. This 10 really
q bright red dress, but Technicolor
Ii too expensive"
Army pilots at field near here
got an awful bawling out for TAX
ing q prominent actor for q ride
in dive bomber. Poor fellow was
20 shaken up and otherwise UNI
nerved that he couldn't work for
three days A visiting r. A. F.
officer believes that Hitlers tank
brigades easily could be put out
action In Africa If Great Britain
could borrow few hundred Los
Angeles Sunday motorist and
turn 'em loose over there.
JIMMY WAS READY
Hollywood knew well in ad-
vance Of Jimmy Roosevelt's
plans because word got |
around that he had written here
ordering cards printed and sent
10 him in England. The cards
read: captain James Roosevelt,
United States Attache, London"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Indian Summer Bridge Luncheon

AN INDIAN SUMMER bridge luncheon -.
Will be held a the Boat Club tomorrow 49,.
And according its chairman good looking Mrs Ed
ward A. Wshropp. it's going to be fun.
The Indian idea will be decorations
TALES and prizes, etc.
A fashion show will take place during luncheon.
And those whoahavc been assisting Mrs. ". arc:
Mrs Elwyn C. Batch Mrs Samuel Savens Mrs.
Fotcrt Mozena Mrs Vernon Davis and Mrs. Lloyd J..
Hughes. D..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Mrs. Newbro
En+ertains
Old Friends

MRS DUPONT NEWBRO.
, here ON visit with her son and
daughter-ln-law. the Dupont
Newbros Jr, and her young
d. grandsonS. Dupont III and
. David has been staying out at
tho Ncwbro Summer home
"Glcnlodge. Lake AnCellS. She
has been invited about by many
Of her old friends TO informal
parties.
Mrs. Newbro entertained AZ
luncheon at the Detroit Golf
Club for the "MilkmaidS.' "A
group that was organized about
20 years ago TO raise money for
the milk fund.
These old friends had 50 much
TO say 10 one another that there
was no time for bridge.
Seated around the pretty
luncheon table. docked with gay
Fall flowers were Mrs Fred
crick Robinson Of Bloomfield
Hills Mrs T.. A. Stevens Of
Crosse lie Mrs George Robin
son. Mrs {. s. Vaughn. Mrs.
Conrad Smith Mrs. Margaret
EdmundS and Mrs. Charles
Bachman
Mrs Ncwhro will leave next
Monday for a visit in Now York
She Will spend some time in
Detroit on her return, but will
leave The end Of October for her
home in Los Angeles.
MRS RALPH AINSWORTH
entertained AZ a small dinner at
her home In Strathcona drive
Palmer Woods. for an interest
ING visitor from out Of town,
Mrs. Patrick Quincy Of Wash
ngton. u. c. formerly of Lon
don and Paris Mrs Quincy now
IS attached 10 the British Legal
tion in Washington.
Mrs Quincy is visiting her
cousin. Mrs Frank wilson
Shuell of Bloomfield Hills.
A TEA GIVEN AZ Miss Mar
ioric Chapman'S home m Boston
boulevard los the Detroit WellcS-
Icy Club honored' a number -
Detroit girls who are entering
Wellesley this Fall
Mrs - NJ Anccvinc poured
Arrangements were made by
Mrs Orvl r. Aron>on. assisted
by Miss Barbara Braun
HonorCc> were. Miss Barbara
BHck Miss Annabcl Danhol
Miss Elizabeth Ann Kuhn Miss
Marjorie Murphy Miss Jean
Prchlc Miss Priscilla Smith.
Miss Nancy Webb and Miss Jean
WinSlow.
MISS ELEANOR BIRTWELL
Of Bcwlck avenue. flew 10 New
York where she viii visit friends.
From there she VIII 60 10 Provi-
dcnce r T.. for a visit before
returning home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

49, Caesar once said. Il am going
10 Spain TO fight an army
without a general, and thence
10 the East 10 fight a general
without an army For whom
was he showing his contempt :?
Treacherous waters off a GER
tain cape on the eastern
Seaboard are known a the
graveyard of the Atlantic "
Name the cape.
Does corporal punishment in
clude the death penalty?
Since none Of the CyClotruis
now in use has truly SMASHED
the core of the atom. tho
largest ever built is now undo
construction The largest IT,
date weighs 225 tons Give !,
guess aS to tho weight az TN
now one.
True velvet j. a fabric mao,
Of: Cotton. silk. wool camel
hair?
BY what body OF men j. lie
Pope elected?
A big league baseball team "a
Big Three university, and a
big city political organization
have tiger as emblem. Can
YOU name them?
ANSWERS on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. u.

Hats off 70 DR.. Arthur y.
f'oxe uf New York who, fer He
first time so far as know.
has stated openly that crying
should have place in The
medicine chest.
/ used 10 know an old doctor
who made his women patients
cry at nearly every visit nc .'aid
TO them by his bluntness. The
women always used TO knock
him when they met at the
church Socials but l noticed they
always sent for him the next
time they were in the dumps
or even when they were really
sick.
Stolcism is all right and
very wholesome quality denol-
inc an ability 10 endure trylng
circumstances. But one can
question the type Of StolclSm
which Is present when there Is
no real need Why shouldn't a
man cry al his sons wedding
Why shouldn't YOU cry at Nh"
movies ? That Is why YOU 20
there if is just a. good a> am
aspirin or a teaspoon OF mag
OcSium SuIfgtr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Smith CoIIeqe Club TO Entertain

TIE sMTH COLLEGE, GLUE WI 0n'crar thc Ion
graduates undergraduates and Fall freshmen at tea
TO-DAY
Mrs George Solemn and Mrs Donald c. Stevenson arc in
charge Of arrangements telling that the executive board
of1ae ub with the graduates will receive the
Amons The sirfs-eho Will enter Smith This year arc
Margaret Anderson Elizabeth Cooper ,Marsaref
Fenley Betty Olson. Adelne Dcvor.. Dormtr
....Joanpc Mitchell.
Sara Z. Holden. Virginia Kalbfu' Barbara Iiigbie
and Marjorie Wed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
CRYING or CHILDREN


women often have asked me
about this matter" says Doc
tor FoXe. land in one parent
teacher group IL became an
acute problem. / will confess
that | was perpleNed at first sS
10 what 10 advise. In my per-
pleNity, I have advised mothers
Ia look ahead and 10 try TO
anticipate i'm what sort of a
world their children will he liN-
ing I'm their second, third. and
even fourth decades of life nd
what they would prepare their
children for, hard or an easy
life"
Mothers naturally want 10 90
10 the child who is crying. out
The mother who lets an infant
cry il out docs i'm the long run
accomplish more for her child.
As YOU viii see. these are NOT
easy problems and | do not be-
heNc the solution lies in either
extreme.
AZ any rate lci Us gently scan
our fellow man and allow him ~
cry when hc wishes II may be
better for him than a bottle of
NltamIns or a good does OF $, It's.
Constant Reader 81. 7 am
suffering from tuberculosis of
the lungs. I live in an eX-
trcmcly dusty and sandy place.
j. this detrimental 10 me? -.
When one has recovered from
tuberculosis should he carry
lot OF extra weight P 3. Is a
person in danger of taking tuber-
culosIS from another with an
active case even though he is
not coughing 4 Does a pcr-
son ever run "A temperature with
"A nervous breakdown 20
Answer Yes. living in a
dusty place Is certainly detri-
mental TO tuberculosis OF he
lungs . During treatment. the
patient with tuberculosis usually
gains weight. but II Is not neceS-
Sary 10 carry this after a cure
has been accomplished 2. Yes.
T. No person with a nervous
breakdown does not carry a
temperature and tho idea that
they do Is liable To lead 10 4
pos ipOncmcnt of treatment -
nervous breakdown and tubcr-
culoSiS often arc much tho same
m symptoms. To aScribc The
temperature 70 the nervous
breakdown Is wiShful thinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
knowledge Test
By DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLl

BY DIR. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
Who are the three BIS" in
music?
What river has a dam called:
ta) Boulder Dam; tb) Shasta
Dam; tc) Kensico Dam?
Who was: (a) Old Hickory
(bl Old Man Eloquent; Co Old
Noll?
What ancient hero Cav Elopcd
within Helen, wife of Menclau,;
tbl was called Occur dc Lion
tcJ drove the horses the
Sun?
Name three cities called The
Holy City.
When was The period called:
tal The regency IN English
history: Cbr Civil War day
in America; Ccl Reign OF
Terror in France?
: Explain the royal titles: (a)
Caliph; CD car; lc) nizam
ANSWERS on Editorial Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Three SchooImates
Hold Reunion

q HAPPY reunion OF three
SchoolmatcS in the days when
Detroit had only one high
school was held I'M The home of
Mrs " r. Brownlce on Crosse
Tie. Mrs Brownlce had as
house guests Mrs Mae r. Cav
ley OF Hollywood Cal and Miss
Flora Rankin of Ann Arbor
who has spent considerable time
in The last few year, in Wash
lngton -. &.
Mrs. Cawlcy was accompanied
by grand nephew. Harold
Bingham, OF Pasadena, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Committee Arranging Event

on THE COMMITTEE planning the frohc
Mary Leigh Hughes Marty O'Brien Martha Jean
Berry. Mary Ellen Tappan. Betty Jewell Pamela Ball
Betty and Bud Eaton Shirley Jacobs Roberta
Mackey. Bud Carpenter. Jack Gates. Rogers Smith
Dick Rohrbach Hugh Balch John and Dick Savens
Neil Wallace, Sid O'Brien and Larry Neumann -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Marjorie Fecteau TO Wed
Neil Utz. Saturday. Oct. a
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

nova Preparatory Schools for
Boys wa-a-a-ay out there in
Oiai, Cal
Young Mr. Mcclure will enter
the West Coast prep school as a
reSident-Student and will be IN
his junior year at high.
WHICH REMINDS W. that
he Fort street station was the
scene of a good deal of activity
Yesterday afternoon when The
Misses Virginia Tyson and Rosa
lind Randall OF Birmingham ieft
10 take up their books M STRAIT
ford Junior College in Danvillc,
Va.
And this afternoon The Ward
Belmont bound madcnS. inClud-
ing Miss Virginia Macdonald,
will leave for Nashville. and the
SullnS-bent gals, who number
among them Miss Barbara
Drummond and Miss Mary Jean
Tyson. will wave by-bye TO those
left behind.
AND MISS MARY ANN
DODGE finally got away to
Sarah Lawrence College with
dozens OF her LlcgClt pals and
adoring rClatiyCs al Inc fTaln
bid fearful odicur.
MRS. JEAN MURRAY WAR
rem has returned from "a ScN-
eral-day business ttip 10 CHI
cabo where she made the Black
stone her headquarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

This time it's a did
Juno g..
That Mrs. Edsel Ford
made her VERY FIRST AIR
PLANE TRIP a fortnight
ago? 49,.
She and Mr.. Ford went
to New York City after they
closed their Summer place at
Seal Harbor, in Maine 80.
And il was from there to
her Crosse Pointc home ...
that Mrs. Ford had her first
flight
She loved it,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Dance ct Boat Club
THIS FRIDAY EVE,

THIS FRIDAY EVEN
ING the Detroit Boat Club
juniors are having won
derful dance 49,.
It's to send the school set
merrily on its way
And Bill Benefits or
chestra is going to set the
tempo for the farewell .
this is hot news in the young
set, too, we hear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

Also the party will the ball rolling for Fall fun for
the high school set at home
While formal dress will be order it'll probably be
fairly mixed for lots Of those who attending the
T. Of D-Tiiehand Park football game going party
right from there.
Dancing starts 9 30 o'clock 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

person wccpS in his first hour.
It is considered n eeed omen i
should not be considered a
weakness TO cry.
Sometimes it is almost an lm-
possibility to do so Here # is a
bad sign. We all Know thOSa
who have received such a series
of steady blows from the real
world that it was we'll nigh
impossible TO resolve any one
of these blows. The degree Of
tension inside IS extraordinary
and continues for d long period
OF time.
II we look for a human pat
tern of crying. we must turn 10
the infant. At least one-thIrd
OF its motions are expressed oy
screaming or crying. And il j,
considered proper 10 let the ably
cry long enough to cry himself
TO sleep.
A mother who docs not 1cr-
nit the child 10 cry by ITSELF
binds it more closely 10 her \
child that cries by itself I'M
doubtcdly achieves a great do
gree OF independence from per
Sonal attachment. When tic
child is CRYING and the mother
does not appear one must a.
sumo that child wcanS itself in
"A Nlray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
n N ay5 f:
u with aOcT'

TWO vAsSAR FRESHMEN. To whom life petty
anyhow
Were the object, of great attention yesterday after
When vassar Mumnae group met at the home Of
Peggy Webbor. Lake Shore road. Crosse Ponte
For
Til, freshmen Margaret Mc>ath... and Maxine Appel
Of Birmingham were guests of honor
And also included IN this spotlight. sally
Watkins who plans to attend Vassaf next year
The tea was lovely with Pomte dc Vcnise coh-..
and low silver bowl Of nbum lilies
Peeeys- Lovely Brown Colorng
AND WHILE WE ARE OK THE SUBJECT of Peggy
Wcbbcr
Di j, ever occur to you what lovely brown velvet girl
she
She hls the softes deep brown coo1ns
Like tba, Of Josephine Ford daughter Of the Edscl
Fords who also has that cnviablc sutry coorng
Mrs. Edsel Fords First Fig
WE KEEP REMINDING OURSELVES Of somethinE
eyerytime hit the typewriter keys today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Genes Party Set for October ~

FOR YOUR engagement book
Seventh annual party Of The Michigan League for
Crippled Children sponsored by the Junior Auxiliary.
taxes place in Hotc Stater on October IT,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

SORRY. BOYS, but the hand
some and blonde Miss Marjorie
Fecteau will be married on Oc-
tober 4 to Neil Utz of Mime
apolis
Seems that when this daugh-
ter of the George Fccteaus OF
Chicago boulevard was visiting
up there in Minnesota six
months ago they met and our
heroine was evidently much inn
pressed, because Just few days
ago when MI. Shubert was IN
town and wanted Miss +. TO re-
ioin the FollicS she said no
and allowed as how the Rev, r..
Hunt would be pronounclnG
some magic words in Visitation
Rcciory two weeks from sat
urday.
Miss Evelyn Fectcau viii be
starting the prenuptial parties
with "A miscellaneous shower
Thursday evening.
The young man by the way
attended the University OF
.Seftit Dakota and is = member
of the Theta Chi fraternity.
WELL, RAYMOND + \ Y
ETTE SLOWER, imprcsario, and
Jorge Bolet. the Cuban pianiStic
fash. arc off for a motor trip
which is taking them 90 Toronto
for a visit with Sir Ernest Nc
MILAN. who is extremely inter-
e>ted in the Bolet'S musical
gifts.
Then 10 Huntsville for a
weekend in the MuSkoka Lakes
district and on to Ottawa and
Montreal.
We wouldn't know when
they'll turn up again in these
parts.
MISS NJ ARION JARNES
MILLER, daughter of Mrs. SID
ney r. Miller Jr is not return
inc 10 FOXcroft this year
Instead, this perSonablo young
woman IS off to Bennington.
=ERlG&hteeit4tRt.T nt-htr-
and Mrs. ID {. Mcclure Of oak
Drive, Is off 10 attend the Villa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16

MARJORIE + f c T f. a y,
daughter of the George Fec
tcaus of Chicago boulevard,
has selected October 4 as the
date Of her marriage 10 Neil
Utz OF Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
CRYING HELPFUL

Many forms Of illness shows "a
tendency 10 recovery after
weeping or crying. II sick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-16
Peqqy's Lovely Brown Coloring
Mrs. EdseI Ford's First Flight

WE KEEP REMINDING OURSELVES Of somethiH.
eyerNtlme bit the typewriter KEYS TODAY
Evening star., 1941-01-05

Life and Work and Faith and Order"
have continued their studies and con-
ferences. Methodist unity, which be-
came fact in 1889, became more fully
operative in 1910 with the first united
general conference at Atlantic City In
May.
Presbyterian and Episcopalian national
bodies have approved the further dis
cussion of the proposed concordat be-
tween the two, against substantial bodies
of opposing opinion in both. The Epis-
copalians have voted to join the Fed
eral Council of Churches of Christ in
America Overtures between the Evan
gelical Alliance and the United Brethren
have reached point where their COM
plete merger seems imminent. Union
among the three large Lutheran bodies,
though still only a project and a hope,
took a step toward realization at the
convention of the United Lutheran
Church at Omaha in October.
Baptists (Northern and Disciples of
Christ enjoyed love-feast at the ma
tional convention of the former. An
unofficial written conference among Con-
gregationalists, Baptists and Disciples
has been carried on through the past
year.
, The most important pronouncement on
social questions by the American Roman
Catholic hierarchy since 1919 was issued
early in 194O by the archbShops and
bishops of the Administrative Council OF
the National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence. The statement discussed the whole
range of social organization in the United
States, calling for a social system half
way between the extremes Of complete
socialization and elimination of every
kind Of economic organization, and main
tanning that right social order must
be based on moral unity.
The wear 1910 saw the acceleration Of
feee RELIGION, pAGo C-3)