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MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES. oct. 90 trPi -
Hens, Legnorn, -. > 5H lb a.. lSe
Hens, LeEhorn over 3h to 4 lbs 18c
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up 18c
Hens. colored. to 5tz lbs =. 24c
Hens, colored over 8 " lbs & up 24c
BroHers. :, and up i. lbs . &c
Broilers over !. and up = q. 23c
Fryers, Leg. Yore p. u 3 lbs. 16c
Fryers, colored, 2i2 10 3l4 lbs 2Qc
Fryers. colored over 81. TO A.. 21c
Roasters, colored, over a. lbs 24c
Stags, colored ................ I4c
Old Roosters, colored .......... 1Gc
Old Leigh orns BOOSTERS ........ 0sc
Ducklings, Pekin over ID 49,. l7c
Ducklings, Pckin under . lbs =. 15c
Old Ducks. White Pekin ...... CSC
Young Tom Turkeys % lbs up 2le
Young Tom Turkeys j 70 ~ lbs IL
Young Hen Turkeys j and UP u
Capons, 6 TO 5 ~. .............. 25c
Capons over lb> and up ...... 25c
Rabbits. No. white 9. to AZ lbs I7c
Rabbits, miXe2 -olors 81 -4;2 lbs 15c
Rabbits No. OLD ........,....... 08c
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cotton seed greens. Vic Owens vii
report as club pro November 9. ct.
Barbara Worth memOers claim tlal
be playing on the best -conditione,
course they nave ever had. Th a
fairways have been soaked in waite y
all summer and present fin q,
mat Temporary greens are sti
in use, but permanent ones will bS
ready within the next month.
Official opening has not as YEP!
been announced, but executives saiOI
that it will come within the mex
two weeks. Johnny Turnac will b
with the club for the second yea
as pro
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l.. A. LIVESI UCK

Los ANGELES. Or'. - ,rIy --
rFedrrU tate market nov .cr,.,rJ
Hog 700. -loW. steady - I9 cents
i2wer. practical top ~ "a. on small
lot early j. Il bulk IneaIIm 20
choice l7o-23o ID Il.75-12.Io. fD"
m edium 70 1l.sa. spw~ a5o-sG..
CattIe @1oo. slow, uttlc doac ou
steers, other clas-rs about stead .
load medium light tecrs o.5o. brt
above II, Mexican 7.75-9. f." scar
ling lockers 10. medium 10 gopd
fed heifers 9.50-0.60: cows - 80.
young COWS 10 875: canncr~ and
cutters 5.25-7; Bulls s-3.5D, calv",
$50, slow. early ale steady: r"a.'r
- $3.50. choice quoted 10 14.5o.
Texas calves 1l-l1.2a --yeral loads
un-ol1
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sentS similar records ties With
Brawley. long wins over Holulle:
so the ODDS stand 81 to 81 for
either school over the other
Central has appeared to be the
fastest improving club in the
league The SpartanS have S59ce
their initial game become q smooth
ly-coOrdinated eleven. but CaleXioo
hasn't been standing still in the
meantime The Bulldogs turned ii
a more impressive win than did the
Spartans against Holtvllle. and they
have a strong physiological factor
on their sldc Of the game.
The Spauans seldom play he
brand OF ball against CaleXlco they
do against other valley teams. They
seem TO bog down when a scorlng
opportunity comes and after push
lng the border boys around when
the ball Is in midfleld are out
smarted and lose The game or a
climax play Though q different
group of boys represent Central
every year, the factors that realt
on the boys TO produce the COM
pleX are no different
Number two physiological factor
in favor of the Bulldogs is obv Sls.
The border boys vii be playing on
their home field
Coach Raleigh Holt will probably
count on Gene Thanner and Eddie
Alarcon to gain most OF the yardasc
for the Spartans, Gene OSwalt to
call the right signals and Allen Ko-
bata to furnish the punting RAJ
1ngle. Stanley Conkey. Don Baum
Dick Carey Milton Console, Bob
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CHICAGO GRAINS

Chicago. Oct - U'P) - GRAIN
and soybean future. roe harrI-
today. ~
Soyb"ans finished a. tlc high
point Of the da@ ana ao"ed Mt
gain of-5', to 8 ecHtt a b4.hcI.
TIL upturu w. due - eeaafv ur-
fering, and .,encral dcmara tLr.
professional and brok"rap" hoI.c-.
Wheat clo-ea / y t. l.. rcrt- H.
hushcl higher. Corn was up g.. ~
oais uD =. AID ryr up s IT,
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FL Cenfran Now
At Jefferson, Mo.

Pvt. H. Russell Johnston, former
stereotyper for the Post-PresS news
papers, now is identified with flight
27. 9th school squadron, at JIf-
ferson Barracks, Mo.
He is connected with the United
States air corps and wrote friends
on the Post-Press staff that he was
having an interesting experience.
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L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. oct. % trPl -
stocks had fractional losses in
fairly ae'lyc Trading on the /. A
Exchange today Five issues wer"
UP. nire were down and four were
unchanged. Volume wa approNi-
ma1eIt 7.eoe shares.
Central Inve-tment 49, unchang-
Cd Soa Pacifc l1a, off = Con
soUdated on unchanged: Pacific
Lighting 81 of Ryan Aero
nautical IA W - General Motors
IS. of
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MEDALS AWARDED
TO TWO IN ISLANDS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 CUPp
The war department today award
the soldiers medal for heroism
Lieut. Col. Edgar y. Tulley of til
Philippine Scouts and Private A.
thur l.. IngalS, who swan throuq
shark and barracuda Infested va
terS in the China sea last March t
bring help to a group clinging to a
overturned fishing boat
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Holt. George Proscal, will probably
be on the line.
Ed Coyington will use the lineup
he has used in other games:
-Yturralde and Ranney.
TackleS-Louis and Hosea.
Guards-Ram Riz and Duncan.
Center-Uribe.
Backs-Andrade, Rivera, Mendez
and Brown.
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TRAINER CRASHES

VISALIA, Calf. Oct. 20 tUPD =
Lieut.. John Ira Lothrop, 26, Santa
Monica, Calf, and Cadet Lawrence
E. Rigg, 81, Rupert, Ida, died yes
terday when their army training
plane crashed and burned in a cot
ton field near Woodville, IL miles
east of here. They were based at
Tul9rr
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LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT

IOIAL GRAPEFKIIT doc - = =
Grapefruit. extra, naked pack ass
s.. 54S. $2.4o, C4s $257; 7os 500,
tr> So
Grapefruit choice 54s $2.92. 81.
50 -. It's seq. 80 Y2Gf.
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PICK YOUR WINNER

To make everything easier you folks (and the
PosPress) the grid selections will be made by check
ing the team of your CHOICE rather than writing the
teams name out.
Now. PLEASE PRINT YOUR NAME PLAINLY at
the bottom of the list and your selections to one OF
the Post-Press stations before Friday noon.
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l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. oct 20 UPJ -
Milo, No. yellow 49,. s1.G7h Il q 1.722
corn No. ? Yellow bulk s1.63 n 1.66
wheat No. ! h., 8. -. $1.87iz n ! %
harley. mailing type. $1.72 y nj 80
Barley No. western Sl67iz n .72tz
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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Los ANGELES Df - G'i1 -
De. ..-. -..... ...... $ls-
May .......... So .
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TOP DOGS IN
BIG BATTLE

The big battle Of the l94I football season will begin
Thursday night at CaeXico CaleXco and Central high
Rrdders Will decide who Is number team in
the vail "
FavolItas Thursday nght Will be Each school pre-
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LOCAL BUTTERFAT

ETHde A MIX ........-........ SOC
L A. Butterfat ............ 38c
Manufacturing .............. 45i4c
Route Gathered Cream ...... AZ
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L. a. Hay

Los ANGELES. O,t. . G'T3 -
Us. No. ! ......-..... E2a.5o-22.oo
Is. I. V. SO leafy .... $2o.ao-2o.5o
/. :. 50. . ....-...... zI7.po-Is.Da
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l.. A. BANKS
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANG ELES Oct. - uUPl -
Butter. Extras o6c; Prime first
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WANT TO BUY: Springers and
fresh COWS. Halmon Bros. 5lo
Hamilton, El Centro. Phone 7l8
81
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8-SITUATIONS WANTED

COLLEGE Grad.-White, refined.
Desires position in office or as
saleslady. Write Post-Press box
S99. 9 3
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24-Wanted - Miscellaneous

DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
I. V. Rendering Co. Brawley, Cal
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p + . NJ {
; O O
Highway Patrol
On Winter Hours

Beginning Sept. 2, the FL Centre
office of the California Highway pa
troll will go pack on the winter
schedule of nours.
The Office at Main and Imperial
avenues will open daily at 8 am.
close at y. open at l and close
again at ) pm, except on Satur-
days when the office will open
at 9 am. and close at noon not to
reopen again until Monday morn
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personals, Special Notices

EXCLUSIVE Beautiful Nursing
home, on ocean front cool, quiet
% hr. care, $4,000 per mo. up
Robertson Rest Home, 4844 Ber-
muda, Ocean Beach, Cal. Phone
B 5991. 81
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IO-Aparfments For Rent

2 ROOM fur. apis. Frigidaire. in
ner spring mattress, dry air-cool-
ed elect. furnished, $3.50 Mission
Apis, 235 No. 9Th. 6-29 TF
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27-FARM IMPLEMENTS

BENNETT CARRYALL
Good condition. Only $500
THE FAIR
1915 Main Phone 1890
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29-FARM PRODUCTS

FOR SALE-Large quantities OF
poultry fertilizer for immediate
delivery. G. E. Kinney. Rt. /. Box
So, Redlands. Phi. 9347. 8 3
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BEST PRICES paid for iron, metal,
rags and grain sacks.
SAM NALIBOFT JUNK CO.
534 Broadway Phone 589
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WILL PAY CASH for used adding
machines and portable typewIiterS.
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. co
673 Main Phone 1853 Ell Centro
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WANTED TO BUY-100 tons barn
yard fertilizer. Phone 1066-M, Ell
Centro. 9 4
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RECCNDITION your typewriter!

RECCNDITION your typewriters,
adding machines ,calculators and
ehnckWrlters now
Special Summer Rates, Phone
or write for a service estimate.
All work guaranteed and promptly
done, in the best equipped shop
i'll the valley.
McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP. CO
673 Main St, El Centro, Phi. 1153
3-BUSlNESS SERVICES
A<~>>c>>~~~~~~->
LET US repair that wind-damaged
roof.
S. L. HARIzELL & SON
725 Park RooferS PHI. 251-W
Post Press Wantads Get Results.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
High class retail dairy, located
close to San Diego, with or with
out retail rottes. 125 dairy cows,
all equipment Old established
business. Will sell or rent. % acres
land, good well, two modern
houses. Write rost-Press, box 1000
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2o-l.VESTOCK

HIGHEST prices paid for old horses
and mules. Phone 84M Brawley.
Paul Jerome. TF-7-9
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2 BEDROOM housekeeping apart
ment. Cooler and electric refrig-
orator. 753 State. TIA T.F
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Post-Prcss Wantads Get Results!
If You Don't See Advertised What
you seek, order a "Wanted to Buy
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Used Cars nd Terms Are Better This Week
20-Wanted - Real Estate

WANTED-T or 5-room modern
home in FL Centre. Give all
particulars in 1st letter. Box 1T,
Post-Press. If
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

CHRISTIAN
First-6th and K. carr A John
son. pastor. SUNDAY school, 4e Serv-
ices, Il and $50. Social hour. 5.
pairing for Christmas" and Christ
Crowded Out"
Lincoln Park-3sth and So. G. J.
Merlin Hill. pastor. Sunday school,
Gas Services, IL and 7:50. Junior
church, HAS Young people, $40.
Sermons, seeing while Blind" ana
Mekini., Psrs-Ea. ssth and spo-
kane. / O. Shaw. pastor. Sunday
school. SIS. Services, II and 7:so.
pine s str ana So. Pine.
E E Durham. pastor. sunday school.
gas. Services. II and 7:S0. Young
Roo>eselt Height. - Roosevelt and
pastor. sunday school. s;ss. Services.
II and T:30.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernaele-so sth and NJ SUNDAY
school. ss43. Services IL and 7 80,
Young people, ESQ. The Rev. J. u.
" ilIiams. speaker.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
First Church--Division and I've.
second Church-So. saith and War
Thira Churrh-wright and "a. Eye
Fourth Chureh-sssls Broadway.
FIRST ChuFeh-LAks stsilacoom.
subject. God the Preseryer OF
Man"
CHURCH or THE ors> sIBLE
Adams STREET Chapel-sc iTth ana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

uer. Elmer o. Psulkdn, pastor SUM-
day school, p.s5 Services. IL snc $50.
Young people, $50 Sermons, The
Announcement of the supernat ural
pei song of the Virgin Mary"
Tempie--So. "a ana 81. Helens, R
L. Powell. pastor. Sunday school. a:s5
Services. 1880 and 7:3o. Training and
prayer groups. ESQ Sermons, The
unshakeable Kingdom" and "Juds-
ment Conditioned by Mercy"
Bethlehem-isth and ]. William
1890. Services. IL.
CATHOLIC
NJ. Anns-7osT SO. Park. Maurice
Calvin. pastor. Masses. 8. .. 10. II.
ST Josephs tslovasl-604 50 saith
Joseph Hayostak. pastor. Masses,
8. y. 10. II.
~. I-o's the Great-7io So 18th
A. J. krebsbach, :, J.. pastor Masses,
=. y. 10. IL.
II. Patrieks-w. J. NoonAn. pastor
Masses, q, 2, 10, IL.
SITS. Peter and Paul CPolI.hl-Ea
saith and Portland Henry Roxyuki
pastor. Masses, 8, y, 10. II.
II. Rita utalianl-i40s So AIMS
worth 4 Bruno. pastor. Masses
Hel, Re-ary-SI2 So. soth. Anthony
Hack. pastor. Masses 3. o 10. II
sacred Hesrt-+52o Mckinley A II,
Allard, pastor. Mssses 2. .. 10. Il.
Visitation tsouth tacoma, Dom
fniok Hack. pastor. Masses. 2, ., 10,
Holy c-oss-Ho t4th sno Shirley.
Martin pursn. pastor Masses, 9, ,,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

Adams. Fred Hornshuh Jr.. pastor
Sunday school. 10 Service. II.
Faith Mission-Summit Road W.
A. s Set pssssor sunasy ssno0 10
Hornshuh. pastor. sunday school,
s'+S. Services, II and 7'45.
co>GREGA1io>AL
First-Division and Jay. Harold L.
Booch. pastor. Sunday school, $50.
Adult classes, Gas. Service, II, jun
Tor hish students. 5. Pilgrim fellow
"Blackout In . Disillusioned World"
Plymouth-So. 45th and Park. J. J,
Pruitt. pastor. Sunday school, 10.
Services. IL and 30
Pilgrim No. gath and Warner.
ROGER Larson. pastor. Sunday school,
s.t5. Service. Il. Advent communion.
FaanssiicaiG7iio SO 2srd. p. Burk-
hArdt. pastor sunday school. 10.
Services. II and 2.3o.
COVENANT CHURCH
First-so. 10Th and Eye. Carl II
Peterson. pastor Sunday school. y As
Services. II and go. Y. P. and Jr.
lesgue Echo meeting. 5. Sermons
In the Last ps,s and Living
Harvard branch = Midland sunday
school. 10. Evening service. 7.so
Riverside Branch - Sunday school,
EPISCOPAL
Christine. % ard KAY Robert p
Fislfi. Sc, r.etoi H'lt =, Soms.q T,...
IL youth sroup' !.
Hoiy Communion 50 ista and
Eve chsrlex = Mentzer rector Sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

Members of churches in the
United States are increasing their
per capita contributions, accord
ing to statement issued by DR..
Harry s. Myers. secretary of the
United Stewardship Council. He
says in part:
The total giving of the
churches Of the United States
shows a gain both in the total
giving and for the per capita CIV
ing for denominational benevo-
lenees and for local expenses.
THE statistics are for church
years ending on different dates be-
tween December, 1910 and Sep
TENDER. 1941. In this same period
the membership has gained so that
a per capita gain is a marked step
forward. The total giving for de-
nominational benevolences is $40
230,7s3. The giving for local con-
gregational expenses is S274,711,-
III, a gain of $4,000 900 over the
previous year.
The membership in the United
States increased from 23.53s.671
to 24.5l0.625 in 19 denominations
in the United States belonging to
the council. In Canada the stu
alton also is favorable.
The Presbyterian and United
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Bible Sunday" Services In Tacoma Churches

dsv school Gas Services. II
81. ADdrews-6i6 No Oakes. Charles
T Mentzer. rector. Sunday school.
9 as. Holy Communion, s.
-. Luke's Memorisl-s6oi No Cove
Arthur Bel, rector. Holy Communion.
5. Sunday school. PAS. Morning serv-
ice. II. Young people. $50.
II. John's-5sth and Puget sound.
Archibald W Sidders. rector. Sunday
school. 10. Services. 7.3o .. m.
Ev.NoELIcAL
Elim-so. i4th and L. c. NJ. N.Y.
TacomsMso. 18th and Kay. John H.
soltman. pastor. Services. II and
T:3o Sermons. The Book Nobody
knows and Japan and the Church
In the New World DISORDER"
N6ErfSDr>r
Independent Bible Church-Dlvi-
sion and Gee Adam b Hunter. pastor.
3 sermons. Peace In the Midst Of
war" and Victory over All the
Power OF the Enrms."
LATER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln Mard-s3d and Park sun
day school, 10. Sacrament meeting
Tacoma Central ward-So. I and
steele. SUNDAY school. 10. Testimony
meeting, II Sacrament meeting :
Rainier district missionary confer
encs. 2.
American Lake - Masonic temple.
stsilscoonn City SUNDAY school. 10 30
Reoffaniked Church ef Jesus Christ
sunday school. as Services. Il snd
100. Church history class 30
Continues on PAGE Sven
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BAPTIST

Bethssds-so. 4sth and l. Marion
NJ Flint. pastoT. Sunday school. $40,
Services. Il and tbs. Youns people.
$50
Centrsl--so. iath and j. Brcr
Lundgren, pastor. SUNDAY school,
a:ts. Services. IL and 7:3o. p, y. =. U.
$50 Sermons, THE ProdirsI No-
man." ana Making Excuses"
first--eth and Market Walter o.
Macoskey. pastor. Deacons prayer
meeting 10 Sunday school. il 80.
Young people. 6:i5. Services, 10 .25
and 7.so Sermons, Christ In Crisis"
and ~Noiuntects Wanted"
cslvary-2oth and J. Walter G.
Services, II and 7;3o, Young people.
Q SO. Sermons. "Hepaid." and Il Be-
llesr That Jesns Christ IL the SON oT
tod"
Perm Hlii--seth and SO q. Merrill
{. SknuE pastor. sunday school, s.so
Services, II and $50. b Y. p. U,
$50. Sermons. "rroperl, Equipped.
Noa eau see ood i,en DnrinE a
Blaekout." and christian Calm In q
Norld crisis"
orace-No. sSth and Mullen. George
=. Barton. pastor. sunday school.
e4s Services. II and $50 Young
people, $50 sermons. The Ixht
That VIII Not Go Out" and
Church Music"
siNth a,enne-eth and pfc. WILL
I'm T. Turner, pastor. sunday school
classes for all ages. e,s5. services. II
and &c. Ycuns peoples PRAYER meet
What Jesus Teaches About Himself
ana The Christ Of pisine Grace"
yesper service b, ". ". G. sirlS
south Tscoma-So s0fh and War
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
1.-THE Prince of Peace"
Sunday School Lesson for Dec 81 Is Old Story Of Christ
mas. Tert is in Tsiah. 9: 81; John /: 1-4
1914; John, /: oil

kingdom: yet 10 II not essentially
true that of the increase OF His
government and Of peace there
shall be no end?
Government OF the Messiah has
increased. but not to the ending
OF war and conflict. Yet, even in
a world that il torn by violence.
we can see how the thoughts OF
men today are more than ever Of
peace. II we were not thinking
20 much OF peace and hoping so
much for peace. the outlook for
the world would indeed be gloomy.
From the prophecy of Isaiah we
turn TO the words written, after
the life of Jesus on earth, by John
in his Gospel. Here 10 an inter-
probation of the meaning and sig
nificance of the divine life in hu-
man form. OF the Word made flesh,
of the Son of God who came TO
mingle with men, to share their
sorrows. and to die for their sins.
And then comes the final word
of the lesson in st. Johns Epistle.
which reveals all this as the ex-
preston of Gods love. This is the
heart of the Gospel. This is the
meaning of the Gospel story. And
as Jesus brought heaven TO earth
and God TO man, 80 John tells us
we must inesrnate that love of
God in our lives with our fellow
men.
The greatest exhortation to men
in all history is founded upon
solid fact and solid power. Be
loved, IL God so loved us. we ought
also TO love one another" This
is the peace toward which the in
crease of the government of the
Lord Jesus is moving. His work
on earth will not be accomplished,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15

Interesting reports concerning
the state of the church in Russia
were revealed at a conference re-
Gently held In New York. The
meeting was arranged by the
Countess Alexandra Tolstoy.
Among those attending were
many distinguished Russians, in
GLIDING Alexander kerensky. the
former chancellor.
The principal speaker, Prof. n.
s. Timasheff, OF Fordham univer-
sity. himself a loyal member of
the Eastern Orthodox church, re-
viewed the course of the perse-
cution OF the church in Russia
through the past "a years. He
pointed out that although perse-
cution has varied in form and in
tensity, more than half Of the
Russian population continues to
believe in God.
The faithful are to be found
not only among the older people
but also among youth; not only
among peasants but also among
workers and even state officials
Religious freedom. said Prof. TIM
asheff, does not exist and there
has been no release Of the thou
sands of priests in prisons and
concentration camps; yet conces-
sions have been made through
non-enforcement of many repres-
sive measures. These are said to
be due not so much to a change
of mind as to a realization OF po-
litical necessity.
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Conference Reviews Status Of
Religion in Soviet Union
Hove Freedom of Worship Under
Government Regulations

notwithstanding the number of
churches closed or destroyed. there
are still said to be s.33s churches.
synagogues and mosques in the
Soviet union, with 5s.442 ministers,
30. 900 religious communities with
20 or more members. They cannot
engage in religious education or
publication and cannot hold meet
ings outside the church, but these
Christians are supposed to be free
to worship and 10 observe their
religious rites. Though their free
dom is limited, it is growing, and
already has been extended so that
there is more religious worship
than there has been for many
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-15
Religious Unity
And Freedom
Groups Pledge
Cooperation
tBy Religious Nsu, service

CHAPEL HILL y. 4. - cath
ohes. Jews and Protestsntt from
throughout the South joined hands
here st an Institute for Better
Understanding. sponsored By the
National Conference OF Christians
and Jews. the Catholic Committee
Of the South and the University Of
Southern Carolina.
Rabbi Julian b. Feibelman. Of
New Orleans, told the gathering
that "the peculiar part OF freedom
OF worship-especially in America
is that we have il and do not
use IT"
DR.. II. Shelton Smith. OF Duke
University Divinity School. Dur
ham. y. C.. discussing religious
freedom, asserted that various re-
ligious denominations have made
their contributions in the right
direction and that we Profess
tants especially should take
more positive count Of the Cath
Ollie contributions TO religious lib
trty."
Other speakers who appeared on
the program included: Or. Frank
P. Graham. president Of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina: the Rev.
M. Ashby Jones, Of Atlanta. Ga:
Rabbi Mordecai Thurman Of
Washington. d. C: Rabbi Sand
mel, director OF the Hilel Founda-
ton at the University of North
Carolina: Rev. J. Lennox Federal,
rector of the Sacred Heart Ca
thedral at Raleigh, n. c.; Edward
J. Hefron, executive secretary of
the National Council OF Catholic
Men: DR.. William Alexander. of
the Office of Production Manage
ment. Washington. D. C; Rabbi
David Marx of Atlanta. Ga; and
Rev. John F. Cronin. of st. Mary's
Seminary, baltimore, Nd.