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RARE OPPORTUNITY
(Continued.)

To purchase a 6-room home, in old Chevy
Chase. Md. consisting of living rooR with
fireplace dining room, incloSed sun par!or.
large kitchen with pantry on the hrSt
floor: upstairs there are 3 bedrooms ana
bath: built-in garage. porch across entre
front of house Nicely Handicapped lot.
This home is bargain at $500.
GPAEAMHAII WI 1850
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE BEDROOM, twin beds. sitting room
and bath; newly decorated: completely fur
nished new home: semitic couple: rea-
Sonable. WI. 3o1G.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living room bath:
sunny. airy basement apt: furnished; pri.
vate entrance. CHI. S12b. Can SAT ana
Sun or weekdays after 6.
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ON MADISON ST NEAR 9th NV
(Strictly white location); r. and b.
brick; concrete Colonial and double rear
porches, long front and deep rear yard:
everything in good condition: price, 81 500
on terms. E.; "A: GARVEY, d. 450S. Eve
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NSSFvsS
1914 sth ST NV large double room
suitable for =. also vacancy on Sleeping
porch: reasonable. GE. $500.
1919 FAIRMoNT ST. MA real home,
newly furnished room with board uh-
STRICTLY KOSHER HOME -DeliciouSly
prepared complete dinners. SIS month: also
reasonable rates BY day, sleeping accom-,
modations and meals for tourists: room and
SoAca So cars So i3IS Quincy St NV. IA. oo77:
unlimited phone: excellent meals; Army
Nav officers preferred Gil. 1904.
ARLINGToN, VA@Room nnts and I, board boar vt1 If
1920 r. l. AVE. NW.-Unusually nice
room for three. Private bath.
UPPER 18th ST-Desirable vacancies,
S35 to S45; good surroundings; every
conv; select menu; quick transp. IA
RANDOLPH 7269-Young man to share
master bedroom with Naval Reserve Of
fcer; pvt bath, wholesome food.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1878 Mass. ave. NV
Vacancies for boys or Girls, selectlVe MENU
price. $40 and $3.50. O.-
TAKOMA PARK. 219 Park ave.-Double.
in private home: convenient transp.: home
privileges; $40 each. Shepherd 4434-J. :
1894 10Th ST NV. block Col. I'd
Convenient transportation; vacancy d io5
two gentlemen. pest accOmOQal llouS anu
food: also good basement room, semi
private bath; very reasonable =
AN UNUSUALLY comfortable and spacious
home for an unorthodox Jewish young man.
Excellent food. Sligo 2103.
JEWISH HOME Dupont Circle; newly furn.
Connecting rms. with pvt. bath: suit. 4;
privileges: reasonable. NO. 40O5.
724 HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Front room
next bath; excellent transportation: very
reasonable.
45I5 18th ST. N. Arl., Va.-Large room
suitable for g. excel. meals: l blk. to 1Oc
zone. men preferred. Glebe 2k69.
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4515 18th ST. N. Arl., Va.-Large room
suitable for 3; excel. meals; l blk. to 10c
zone: men preferred. Glebe 2469.
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. I4l
NORTHEAST BARGAIN,

3-story. basement brick, S large rooms
~ baths. porches. deep lot etc. Excellent
condition. Ideal for roomlng house. Only
S65O0. on terms Call till ? m
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,
Convenient to Navy Yard.
Modern. large 6-room house. Owner
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ON EAST CAP. ST, Mr.. CAP, L.-BR.
dwelling: fine condition; S. exp. Ii. 0619.
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Two rooms. kitchenette, bath heat,
INV; refrigerator furnished; SO month.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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1916 9Th ST NW.-Nicely furn room, Q
exposures. private shower; l blk. to ex-
| press bus; gentlemen GE O2S3
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1897 EUCLID ST. NV, near 14th-Nicely
furnished double room
AMER. UNIV. PARK.-New home. quiet
convenient. unlim. phone refined Christian
gentleman; So week. Ordway 24s0.
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25l2 LEE BLVD, ARL-NEW DETACH..
bedrms., j u baths; 81 $50: ST. 500 cash,
S54 mo: 10 MN downtown, 1Oc bus
GREENHOUSE. MA 1878: nights. RE. 1907
NEW COLONIAL BRICK WITH WHITE
on first floor. deck porch; will be ready for
occupancy in about 20 days 6O4 Clover
field pl Silver Spring. OWNER. SH. h06o
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ROOMS fURN. & UkFURk.
ROOMS WAN1ED.

CHEVERIY. MD-Lsrge front room +
nvt home: Semi-pvt bath or priv. If de
sired: conv tranSp. WA 1868.
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| Yuma St n.w.-Twin-bed room. private
shower. phone. garage: nicely furnished;
| conY- to buses: $50. WO Gh45.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER CLEVELAND
Park, 34O5 Saith pl nw.-4 bedrooms and
bath, semi-detached home with 2-car ga
rage. oil heat; S9.950. On liberal terms
to responsible purchaser. Owner occupied.
Moving about Dec. 90. Open all day
Sunday
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REFRIGERATORS, G. E, used. guaranteed;
reasonable Catlin's. Inc, 1924 New YORK
ave. NV National 0994.
RUG, broadloom, Mohawk, 9xl2. jade
green, good condition, Just cleaned. Call
Taylor l743 after pm. -
RIG by -; boys suit, size rs; boy
overcoat. size 16: tuxedo, size 32. llOS
Allison st. NV.
RUGS-We cordially invite you to. inspect
our imported rugs on sale: 9Xi2 or S3x
106, S24 rs; Oriental design. 4X6, So.Io.
Linen Mart. 1925 G st. NV.
RUGS. Orientals, LARGE and scatter sizes.
VIII sacrifice for cash. GEORGETOWN Art
craft. 1908 Wis. ave.
RUGS oriental and Chinese. Army
of6cer's and other sources: Sparta 2OX6.2
q Chinese, qX12; Persian, 10x15 and
SxlO; immediate sale. Open to 5 pm
24Oe 18th St NV.
EETTFE (double seaD. blue upholstery.
blond maple trim; suitable ONCE or beauty
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ApARrMEhTs UhFURklsHEp.

2O13 NEW YORK AVE. NV LARGE
rooms, dinette, kitchenette and bath; $50
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I4Os PERRY PL. N.W-Single front room.
closet, nr. shower bath, phone l4tn ST.
car ST. mo-; gentleman.
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1920 18th ST W-Triple room, new
mahogany furniture: > nice meals, served
in family style. walking distance
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EETTEE (double sesD, blue upholstery,
blond maple trim: suitable ONCE or beauty
parior: reas. FIR. 1852.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC,

COCKER PUPPIES, black beauties. A. K. C.
reg. Home raised. Sligo 1884.
LLEWELLIN SETTER, fine bred; entitled
to registration; sired by champion; sacri-
fice. 4001 Van Ness st. NV. WO. 2443,
YOUR DOG BATHED, removing all feas.
called for and returned, in D. c. or Beth
area. all for 81. Pet Animal Hospital.
WO. 0224 Bethesda Branch. WI 3O45.
FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR HOS
PITAL CASES
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS+BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies. stud dogs Wash.
BALTIC. blvd WA 1924. Berwyn 1870.
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$3.50 CASH-S60 MONTHLY.
rooms and bath and rec. room. semi.
detached. air-conditioned heat. hardwood
Drive across lith ST. Sc. Bridge. out
Nichols ave. TO Alabama ave. and thence
east to 18TH ST. and houses.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL PM
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP
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HARD TO BELIEVE
Near New Coolidge High.
REAL BARGAIN.

Chevy Chase. Md.-Slo.5oo. Attractive
bath on Isl A.: Gear garage: beautifully
Handicapped lot Sl,05O cash above lst
trust SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, 66os Wis.
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1925 AUSTIN ST SE.-Nicely furnished
loom Convenient location. Err. 0570.
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TWO CHEVY CHASE HOMES,
OPEN TOMORROW 2 TO 5.

10 and is E. Woodbine ST. Just of 6SOu
block Conn. ave. Homes of > bedrooms and
) baths. Decidedly worth inspecting
RIPLEY SH. 45iS.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material in
cuded: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO,
$500 l4th ST NV COLUMBIA 1881.
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1850 QUE ST NV, near Dupont Circle
Large front room, attractively furn.. with
ba or 4
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RENT, S35. $50 G ST. Sc, 2nd-FLOOR
apt, separate entrance. rooms, bath.
at
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| I33s A ST. SE-S.neie room. suitable
| for - large double bed, price reasonable
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ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th 81, NV National sS7:-
VACUUM EANERS-HOOVERS. Sl".95;
EUREKA s. g5- ELECTROLUX. ~l6.95:
with an rebuilt and guar Ike new l yr.
Vacuum Specialists Exclusively.
BEST BRANDS co.
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VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt and Enar,; as
low as SlOa5. also genuine HOOVTR fac-
tory rebuilts at Sl995 and up We are
Washington's authorized HOOVER Speclai
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Ii. 2912.
422 10th ST NE-1st FLOOR. NEW
duplex . rooms, kit. bath, all utl.; nr.
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. ROOMS KIT, sEMI-PRIVATE BAT
light, gas, heat. Frigidaire: private hon
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1891 -31st ST. N.W-Double front room.
next bath: new home; unlim. phone; gen.
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2519 CONN. AVE, opp. bus stop, Shore
ham Hotel-Dble. rms. pvt, semi-pvt baths.
fireplace, sleeping porch. innersprings. i
43S NEWTON FL. N.W-Laree front
room. = windows, nicely furnished private
family: 500 mo. gentlemen
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EMPLOYED LADY. with baby. wishes room
with home privileges. Arlington. Gleoe
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. with .Frigidaire;
on Wisconsin ave. car line, by rehneo
woman Box 324-A Star.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. 1O-piece. good con.
dition, REQUIRES large room; 500. Du.
pont ave, Kensington. Md. Kens. 400. j
DIAMOND. % 100 carat, fine color stone
A real BARGAIN at S96. Arthur Markell,
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~" LONGFELLOW ST NW-Double.
expos. room in beautiful pvt. residence witt
home facilities COnv. car, bus. GE 3335
LARGE FRONT. twin-bed room. adjoininc
bath; private family. men only. CO
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PVT HOME; full house privils.: uni. phone
excellent meals (optionaD. single or double
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43l1 ARGYLE TER. NW-Newly dec"
large master bedrm. pvt. b., shower no
other roomers. | or > gentlemen. RA. SQa-.
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l4Ol 18th ST. NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL PAY $50 mo for board and room
or 3 adults in professional family. Box
'70-Z Star i
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE 1884 @ st NV
Double front rm., attraCtlvely furn.. ma
floor ref; pvt. home, garage. MI. sHH9.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing e. Storage Co, Taylor 1887.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
tContinued.) }

LARGE DESIRABLE ROOM for empl
! couple in modern apt; phone, quiet. land
scaped grounds. carpeted halls. Refs
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WIDE AVENUE,
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
A pTrTrPFCOI HOME


On a particularly nice wooded lot, in
one of Washington's finest restricted COM
! munities. this home has unusual appeal.
| Beautifully built and designed in the
manner OF English cottase-type dwelling.
! with graceful sloping roof lines. Il con-
( tains living room I5X24 dining room 15x
/ Il. buffers pantry, 1sr-foor lavatory,
excellent bedrooms. - baths. maids I'M
| and bath, lear garage VIII be shown
| by appointment only. For details call
/ Mr. Ynunp WO Sh-n
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h. PETWORTH, 42s TAYLOR st. nw.-Attrac-
as tive room adjacent bath. Bus and car.
G GentlleS ia 1856
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S17 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-1 large. l
small nicely furn.; so. expos: conv. trans;
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2411 TUNLAW RID. N.W.-Single rm., ad-
joining screened porch: semi-pvt. bath;
conv. trans; pvt. home; gentlemen. WO.
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MT. PLEASANT. 316s 18th ST. N.W;-Lse.
'front.' bus, cars: l gentleman; SD mo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
PLAN FOR pOST-M Ar
RFCONsTRICrION

The Council Of Social Action
agency OF the Congregational
church, prepared and made avail
able study packets on American
Churches and World Order 70
help community church groups
get started In studying postwar
reconstruction.
The Quakers, through the
American Friends Service com
mittee. put forth a six-point pro
gram for dynamic peace"
which includes development Of
some form Of interna tional organi-
zsuon. As a step toward world
government immediate establish
msnt Of an international emer.
gsncy commission VAS urged TO
deal AZ once win problems sure
N become urgent "a soon az the
war stops
The 18th annual Unitarian
meeting IN Boston asked Presi-
dent Roosevelt 10 appoint a Ma
tionsl Reconstruction commission
Of outstanding citizens and public
officials TO "devisc plans which
may be embodied IN social. eco
homie and political institutions
with which the United states
would be identified" following the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Annual Pet Parades Held
Al Playfields on Thursday

MAgradie. Jackie poags nsss
grpomed aok Victor sweFinEen.
peinre. Hunter. nest trained DOC
nutien rrsxus noilv and nanuis
stewart Rahhits Jerry nexins
PES, dressed chicken Hsymona
Rrsnt R-si dressed eat cleo
Rrant Ducks Arlene johnson
Nest pets Lorraine kckisy
acsisiey rissfsesd Reat breed
dogs Jrsnn stiles Largest
Csen Dickson Smallest Phyllis
Ssther nezt kitten Hslsn cel.
Tins Hest goldfish nelorcs Wells
nsst chicken Lorraine nlais
Res, decorated dogs Colleen
Fisher. nstty Metthles Heat trick
dog Ruth ssidieth.
Dawson smartsst dog. polore.
Holmes Jerry Holmes. Tommy
Hankinson. cutest cat nlly
Croesman. prsttiest cat bobby
Cra~sman, Greatest numhsg
eats Janet deuel.. Fowl. Esther
Deuel. wild duekl. Lorraine Saw.
tslls lpigoonl, Rabbits Leonard
rippis Fish greatest number
1scquelins HAddon
Oakland Youngest dog Hal
Hurst Lots Anderson costumss
dog Phillip wilkins cisansst
Leonard sager PeaiTrs. aas
Donald and p~lers Kemp. lie
Glenn and ts. rsgen. tie nesl
performer shirley cieek. Leonard
sagsr Rest fighter Mix. Con
nor. Rest behaved Jerry stattln
Youngest cat Ethel Evans. oldest
cat. Joyce WEIGH. rretiiest cas
Francis Hsmiin.
South PARK Grand prize. IerrD
Buck iShstland pony. Dor
sehammhofn. Edith Rahm. Masi
unusual Jerry Buck. oscar aallsr
lack Edgar. Best trained Bar.
bara Ann Mareeson. Don schamm.
horn, Jack Edgar oldest dog
Ralph Hubert, Don schammhorn
Barbara Ann Aarceson Smallest
dog Edith Hahm. genrgs
sohammhofn. Neil T'hornhlll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Move 10 Prevent
Foresi Fires in
Army Maneuvers

n. war games n - ssaxrd N
Western Washington froa august
i tsrcaEh sspssmr~F : ~ -
ths greatest sser hsld n ~ -
enc Northwest sscertinx - -
= u cAishaia. fsF~st azFsasi Il
to r.eam. ra~s - Amsstsan
tsEiar. sae = appealing = ne
rabile = rss thai neither forest
re mr. smoke hampers ne man.
snvers
During the fhre~ usets ~ is-~
than ina ooa soldiers saii bs ues.
lax ana camping N nvs wssf. uisis
eaunfies sd ps ehssholfn
This 4 = gigantic rfetien N
forrest FiF~ prevention ~ issslf.
BIT the situation wiit ~ wsu IN
hard. due "a 10 slns~ cooperation
ard planning fnr many nunths
rsss ~ state an rfsvsts forrest
IRE svenctes sna the army F1r~
suppression equipment has ne@n
esehed II strategic rlsre. thFs~lxh.
out the ara ~ the games ne
immense ara VIII 10 wstehra ~
lnoknuis IN ffs towers fatfnis
ard suppression crews viii ~
triprled short wave radio wiil
ennnect All guards
hut the general public cannot
he watched 90 cles~iY A eiraFrl
thrown frum = saF. neglected
camp fire. either ~ thsse cuuld
sell start cenfissrstlon that
would greatly Impede. ~ evss
stop progress II the army man,
suvers The army i engaged IN
preparing 10 defend car countrY
ana u should not be fufrnd 70 BALI
sis preparations - fight needless
fires ST by civilian maren.
That Il ANY sc - the AmsFi
can Legion make ihls earnest sns
last minute appeal ~ ~. sfsai
nuhiie nant Jet nar eeYs draw
A Forrest FIR. nov " an act a
.nho,aE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
URGE soIoNs To
ST. LIP COMMITTEE

The National Federation -
Temple sisterhoods asked con
gres~ % set NJ a peace planning
committee and urged establish
ment Of congregational commit
tees n study past-war problems
Three thousand delegates - ths
international Society n Christian
Endesvor endorsed l7-point
peace program calling FER Amer
iean support - world agency
fer administration of world affairs
and provided with police power.
open economic frontiers. collective
responsibility for administration
81 colonies and mandates. estah-
llshment Of generally higher liY-
ing levels. and coalition peace
commission representing all poll
teal faiths.
Ten American arehhishops and
bishops comprising the Admins
trative Board Of the National
Catholic Council issued = plea for
a peace not based on the oppres.
sion or the destruction Of peoples
but Tor a peace which will guar
antee the rights and honor ~ al
nations reaffirminK The five
points laid down ny Pope Plus XII
in his 1889 Christmas message.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

Peace. composed ~ Snus % emf
rent ehurrhmsn. educators. hgSi-
ncSsmen. etc.
One ~ the first recon mends-
tons Of this comm ssson has eeen
= proposal 70 congress n immedi-
ately establish a neW government
TAI unit % study economic rels-
tons with other nations. and that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

Bible classes for those ranging
from eight years old 10 the adult
AZ" viii be conducted at alslh
Avenue Baptist church. 9th ave
and Fifs 1t, from Aug. "A until
AUG, 20 by Ethel IislilagsF Han.
s.n % los Angeles.
The school vii b. bassd upon
tho thoms % q mystery rrulss"
and will include directed play and
Interesting projects Close o. the
scbool VIII he marked ~ . pienie
Contest. and awards aill he
featured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
CHURCH WORK II
PRODUCING RESULTS

The pioneer WORK ~ cnprcn
groups . producing results among
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Puerto Rico Scientist
On Observatory Staff

FORT DAVIS. Tek Victor n
Blanc ~ Puerto REQ has becn
sdied n ths staff ~ The Nenonald
observatory. officials have an
nounced. SCIENTISTS from several
countries sre working md study
ing Al the World-fsmous oeserva-
tory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
THREE FAITHS ACT
TO AID IN MOVE

The commission on World Peace
Of the Methodist church. meeting
in Chicago. laid down basic re-
quirements" for establishment Of
a postwar order, including sub
ordination Of competitive ma
tionalsm" 10 Cooperative ma.
tionslism." increased social owner
ship and control Of natural re-
sources. formation OF a world
economic congress Of religious.
labor. Industrial. financial and
agriculture leaders. and estab-
ment Of world bank with inter
national currency.
The Central Conference Of
American Rabbls. eonveninK IN
Atlantic city. endorsed the v0orhls
bill In congress calling for cres-
ton Of special governmental
commission To study unempioy
msnt snd postwar problems
urged religious groups n take tho
lead N formulating peace prin-
ciples
The Church Peace Union. found
ed and endowed BY Andrew car
negis. adopted ten paramount
peace aims. siresanE extension q
democracy 10 dissnfrsnchlssd peo-
piles. formation u an international
authority 10 replace the present
anarchy among nations an d
participation % The church IN de-
yeloping a supranational. saprara=
c.al and supfaclass community n
faith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

TICK dogs play dead dos
climbing ladder dogs fighting
ROSTERS. cats and chickens drcs-ed
n coll clothes al appeared a ne
II para plsynelds Thursday a.
each held IL annual PET parade
other pets sslch a. snakes. cows
ponies. goats frugs and rabbits
were also displayed ~ sppreSi-
mateiy $50 hoys and girls Rib-
hons were awarded 10 prize win
ners
The list ~ prize winners a.
each riayheid.
Harmon Smallest Dos. Robbie
Johnson. HI Newell. jeanne
Parker and Duane Olsen. tlr nig.
gest dog Buster Arns,sslt, Joe
Hornby. Jsne Bush Cutest DOS
bud Franklin. Gene rreelore
Prettiest dog Laurel Brew
ster. Buster Arnstcdt. lren =
Williams. Rest trick dog Buster
Arnstedt. Jane Bush. Lois Frank
lin Largest cat. Johnnie WEIGH.
Smallest eat Marilyn Nunt rret.
TEST cat. Mariiyu hant Most
unusual George Grille. I'd Munt
Jack Grille
Wright Park largest dos Ma.
than Smell Smallest DOG Grace
Hemming prettiest dog David
Cherest. Bud Persing Ronald
Iulills. kittens clyde wester-
field, Fay johnson
asnitou pretties, dog BETTY
shield oldest marked dog
Susan Haskin. Longest cared dog
Howard Sullivan. Smallest dog
Bobhie Johnson. prctticst dog
Keith Genin. largest chicken
Grant Neyhart Smallest chicken
Mary Lou Longe. Prettiest bird
Frank Ruedin. Pfettiest rabbit
George Birchler
Aillng largest dog Rene Mel
son Cutest Ronald Nemlc. Trick
dog: Carl Christianah. Prcttiest
dog Ted Bollsger. Most unusual
Phyllis Bastron. Smallest ter
rer. Ruth Benjamin. Rest dres-
aed dog Donna Bingham. Cur
+ hest haired dog Dolores Morton.
Cat. Joan Peterson Frog and
gold fish. Barbara LsVasnaf
Cold fish Janis Rarkley. Chicken
lean narkleY. Unusual Doroihy
F Yohe fcoel. Jim Jackson tsnakel
Ferry park; Unusual Do
Hermson. Smallest dog Donna
Kofady Tommy Msrzano. Largest
dog Jim Hermson.
Oakland Largest dog. Marga-
ret Kirrage. Smallest dog: Eve
/ lyn Maben. Funniest dog: Jerry
LeMarr, Bob Carter. Homslie.i
dog: William Forsberg Cutissi
dog: Joann schesser. Oldest
dog: Barbara Bennett
Lincoln Best behaved pet
Jimmy Evans. Beverly Aonteitn.
f Victor Alfonso. Biggest dog
BETTY Van wlnkle. Michael Chi.
menti Smallest dog Marion
Montgomery harlys Bsrgs Cd
dsst pet Turtle. Loren kisssl
Prettlest eat Priscilla Hsgsn.
Homsiest dog; Louisa Paine.
Beverly A0ntieth.
Jefferson Best dog. Beverly
+ Rhodes. LAMONT Zafnsk Best kit
tens. Margaret Maeeman twin
httsns). Betty smith. Trick
dogs: Stanley Robson. Dick
Norris. Aost unusual. Jim John
son.
Mckinley park Unusual DOG
Jackie Tfiplet. Neariens LHunden-
gina. Smallest dog Kenneth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

the leaders IN American public
life A. ons nswaPaper pointed
out recently. There as little o.
no official talk concerning var
aims = year age either IN London
or Washington But recently
there has been a change A ns2
note j. heard both IN Washington
and London
The new note ua@ sounded
most recently BY Under. Sse-
rotary Of state sumner
Neiles who spoke out for
arm. limitation under rigid
International osatrol. In the
neat peace. add establish
nsnt 81 the natural rights
of All people 10 equal economic
opportunity "
Almost suddenly public reeogal-
ton has been drawn slao ~ =
small group IN officsl Washing
ton Hhleh = diligently - wofz on
tns ooiloszsal economic prohlsms.
At home ard abroad. Wnich vii
fare Americans Nhen IN eBrtaIn
= Nar has been dropped Even
n ne nelfsr-skslfsr q the -
fsnss effort ne Importance ~
their 1ork = being recognized
~ leaders ah0 themsslYs# have
found little time for the problems
Meanwhile. church groups u al
denominations and faiths are con.
unllng their study q ths prob
ems q postwar rsconstr1ctiOn In
me belief that religions greatest
social triumph may rest IN the
permansncy u me postwar ps4ee.
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CATHOLIC COMMITTEES
IRGE FREE. snIND INIOS

\ report on Americas Peace
Aims prepared b. committee
n ths Catholic Association for
International Peace. proposed or
ganlzstion q Europe into free
and sound union along z1tn an
9r9an4zs ton f0r world unity. Al
vocatlnE that the coming peace -
carefully planned. the report de-
clarsd victory 0y tn British
American q4ssi-slliancs and is
allies vii not Automatically en-
sire peace based on justice and
charity
ADD these efforts - define the
shape and pattern q the new
world order % scores u similar
proposals made during ne year By
influential church groups IN see
tions u ire United states. and the
Impression grows that there j. q
great lesyen a. work IN the
thought q millions q Americana.
CHURCH WORK II
PRODUCING RESULTS
The pioneer WORK ~ cngrcn
sr0l1srs = r,relifsetrs rezr1lfa a nnon 2
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By JAMES II. SCJLL

Beginning early last year many national religious groups
and organizations have equally gasped the lead proclaim
ing and defining peace principles Here Of the
principal steps taken:
The Federal Council the study the
Churches Of Christ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
WAD DIE

NJ laW dealing with foreign trade.
immigration or money exchange
be passed without first obtaining
from tbs agency fai report -
70 the effect q ire contemplated
acton on other nations.