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Evening star., 1941-07-19
Free Methodist.

The Rev. Walker Mayf1eld will
preach on THE Camp Meeting" in
the morning and in the evening on
The Call to Serve"
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Washington City Brethren.

The subject of DR.. Warren D.
Bowman at 1o:15 am. will be "a
Faith for Our Times" The B. Y.
P. D. will have a treasure hunt
July %. Start from the church at
7 pm.
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Episcopal
Church Of Our.Saviour.

At 7:30 am. there will be the
celebration Of the holy communion.
At II am. there will be the service
of morning prayer and sermon by
the Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills on
The Power of a Point of View"
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Zion fCo1orAdl

At II Am. the Rev. A. Joseph Ed
wards will give his impressions of
the 3Sth International Christian En-
deavor Convention, speaking on Re
lentless Optimism. Special music
will be rendered by the senior choir.
At 8 pm, sermon by the pastor.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
st. Andrews.

"The Kind of Totahtarianism
God Wants" is the subject at II
m. of the Rev. Albert F.. Harkins
Services are temporarily held in the
Odd Fellows Temple, 4o7 North
SiXty-flrst street NE.
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MetrOnolitan A. NJ r.

At II am, preaching by the Rev.
J. C. Beckett; $50 pm, A. c. E.
League; 8 pm, preaching.
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All Saints.

The Rt. Rev. Francis NJ. Tate,
Bishop Of Pennsylvania will deliver
the sermon at II am. There will be
Holy Communion at 7:30 am, when
the rector, the Rev. Henry Teller
Cooke will officiate.
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Bethany,

Good Morning to You" and
Goodness Never Fails" are the
pastors subjects tomorrow. Horace
L. Stevenson will be the teacher for
the Mems Bible Glass. The young
peoples society will meet at pm.
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Mount OIiyet (CoI0red)

THE Observing Jesus" is the sub
ject of the Rev. William Scheibel
at II am. The Adult Bible Glass
will be conducted by the pastor at
10 am.
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BrightWOOd Park,

The Rev. Robert K. Nevitt an
nounces as his II am. topic THE
Way to Freedom" Youth vespers
at 6:45 pm.
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Methodist
Lewis Memorial.

Worship will be conducted at II
am. by the Rev. H. r. Deal He
will use for his subject The Grow
ing Season. There will be no
evening service.
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Baptist
Temple.

The Rev. Marion c. Royal will be
the visiting preacher at II am. and
7:30 pm. in the absence of the Rev.
r. L. Gregory, who has taken q
group Of boys from Temple Center
on q To-day cruise and camping
on Thursday at 8 pm.
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Chew Chase

Caught in Dothan," will be the
subject OF DR.. j. H. Hollister, from
$3.50 to 1890 am, tomorrow.
The Young Peoples Summer Club
will meet Wednesday evening. Mem
bers OF the club will be hosts to a
group of high school young people
from Temple Center, at a picnic in
Rock Creek Park, Monday evening.
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Church of the Ascension.

Services tomorrow will be: At 8
am. holy communion; II am.
morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev. Raymond L. Wolven.
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North Carolina Avenue.

The Rev. E. A. Wilcher will
preach at II am. on THE Value of
a Man"
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East Washinxton Heixhts.

Freedom From Fear" will be the
theme of the Rev. Glenn 3. Fau-
cett at IL am. A question box will
be the character OF the o'clock
presentation,
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Good VIII (Colored)

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on The Mission Of
Elijah" and in the evening on Re
ligion That Wears"
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Brown Memorial A. Nj. E.

DR.. M. Gray will preach at
IL am; Allen C. E. League, $50
pm; evening worship, 8 pm.
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White Cross.

The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services on Wednesday at
8 pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak
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Transformation.

Services on Sunday are at and
II am. Short summer services.
The Rev. J. J. Queally, rector.
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RaDtiSt Seminary.

A course in New Testament inter-
probation is offered during the sum-
mer at the Washington Baptist
Seminary by one Of the regular in
structors. the Rev. A. H. S. john
son, each Wednesday at $50 pm.
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McKendree.

The Rev Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II am. on "If I Had But
One Sermon to Preach" and at s
pm. on "The World Is Yours"
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Emmanuel (Colored) .

Buses will take members to the
First Spring Colored Baptist
Church, at Turnbull, Va, leaving at
10 am. Dinner will be served.
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TakOma Park.

The Rev. william E. La Rue has
returned from Marthas Vineyard
Island and will preach Sunday
morning on ITO Your Tents, o
Israel"
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Gunton-Temple Memorial

DR.. James Shera Montgomery,
chaplain, House Of Representatives.
will be the guest preacher at II
am. His subject is: The Forgotten
Bread"
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Bfookland.

The topic Of the Rev M. c. Stith
at II an. will be "Lulled by High
Ideals" and at 7:45 pm, Men Of
Violence" Bible conference Thurs
day at 8 pm, conducted by the pas
tnr
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Pilgrim (Colored) ,

Descending to Ascend" will be
the subject Of the Rev. John S. Mil
Ter at IL am. Holy communion will
be celebrated and new members re-
ceived at 3 pm. At 8 pm. a musical
program will be sponsored by the
Pastors Aid Circle. The B. Y. P. U.
meets at 6:30pm
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Third (Colored) .

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
at II am. on Victory Won From
Seemingly Defeat" and at pm. on
The Trial of Gethsemane. The
Christian Endeavor Society will meet
at 4, 5 and 6 pm.
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Vermont Avenue (CoIored) ,

DR.. c. T. Murray will preach at
II am. on For a Time Like This"
The Rev. S. w. williams will deliver
the sermon for the junior church
at 1880 an. At 8 pm. DR.. Muir
ray will preach on The Family Of
Naomi"
Evening star., 1941-07-19

the choir, after which DR.. Sexsmith
will speak on Calm In the Midst
of Storm"
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PAnnIAa lCnlnredl

The Rev. A. F. Elmes speaks Sum-
day morning on voices from Jere-
miah-the Fear of Faces" Music
will be rendered by the senior
choir under the direction of Louis
Brown.
There will be boat excursion on
the Robert E. Lee next Friday night
The vacation Bible school will
open for its third and final week
Monday at 8 am. The school closes
with a special exercise and ex-
hibits on Saturday night.
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Omen Door Church,

THE Mystery Of Iniquity and the
Counteraction. is the pastors sub
ject at II am. The Sunday night
and Thursday night services are
omitted to cooperate with the gosz
pei tent meetings in the city.
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Lutheran
Inner Mission Society.

At 9:l5 am. Sunday two Bible
classes will be taught in the Tuber-
culosis Ward at Gallinger Hospital
by Miss Letha Horn and Mrs. Fred
erick G. Umhau.
The following will teach at the
Children's Sanatorium at Glenn
Dale at 10 am: Miss Martha Folk,
Miss Margaret Mcdonald, Miss Mar
garet Koehler, Miss Phoebe johnson
and Miss Frances Dysinger.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

Beloved of God" will be the topic
at IL am. by the Rev. Clarence Ray
Ferguson and Redemption IN
Christ" at 8 pm.
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Lincoln (COIored)

Or. r. w. Brooks will speak on
Gods Favorites." The vested cho-
rus choir, with Miss Otis Holley a.
guest soloist, will render music.
The Mems Brotherhood meets at
1915 am. DR.. st. Elmo Brady, guest
director for the summer season,
will discuss Why Good People Suf-
fer, Too" This meeting is open to
both men and women.
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on Giving Peace to Others" Fol-
lowed by healing and message
service.
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Fifteenth Street. fCoIoredl

THE Christian Soldiers Duty" is
the subject of DR.. HALEY B. Taylor,
at IL am.
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message by the minister on THE
Silent Voice" The Junior Mission
Band will meet Monday at pm.
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Zion EyangelicaI.

Christian Superiority" will be
the subject of the Rev. Edward G..
Goetz at $50 and II am. John
Wilcox, accompanied by Mrs. w. S.
'Griest, the organist, will sing
Father in Heaven, by Saint-Saens.
Holy communion will be admins
tered at the $50 and II am. serv-
ices on ,July 27
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Trinity (Colored). .

The Rev. Joseph E. Lee will be
the speaker at 1880 am. At $50
pm. the Lords Supper will be OBJ
served and new members received.
The Rev. j. S. Lucas will deliver 4
short sermon. On Wednesday eve
ming the Sunday school will hold a
lawn party.
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First Church of Christ,

THE Baptism of Jesus" will be
the Rev. william M. Acty's theme
at II am, followed by baptism. At
8 pm. Christ Passover" will be
the theme. Followed by holy COM
munion.
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Conqreqotionoists
PIymouth fCoIored)

The Rev. Arthur D. Gray will have
for his subject Worthless II De-
tached" Music will be furnished
by the vested Junior choir.
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Mckinley Memorial (CoIored) =.

DR.. s. Geriah Lamkins will preach
at IL am. on rs There No Balm in
Giead, Is There No Physician
There?" Holy communion at 4
pm. The Boy Scouts and B. Y. p.
U. meet at 8 pm.
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st. Ansgar.

Service will be conducted Sunday
at 1903 Vermont avenue NV. in
Annex No. /, by the Rev S Chris
tian Andersen. The topic will be
Except Your Righteousness Shall
Exceed the Righteousness of the
Scribes and Pharisees, Ye Shall In
No Wise Enter Into the Kingdom
of Heaven"
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Park View.

Dimensions of q Noble Life" will
be the subject of the Rev. j. Lloyd
Black at 10:45 am. The service at
8 pm. will be in charge. Of the men
II the Friendship Bible Glass, with Q
Evening star., 1941-07-19

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
SaIem, 5; Staunton, 4 III innings.
Newport News. 10; Lynchbufg, 4.
Petersburg, IS; Harrisonburs, %
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fifteenth Street

Unified service of worship at 9:45
am. Paul Richardson Of the First
Christian Church OF Alexandria,
Va, will be the guest speaker. Union
service at the Lutheran Church Of
the Reformatio at 8 pm.
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Christian
Third.

How Do We Live?" is the topic at
II am. of the Rev. c. N. williams.
The Lords supper will be observed.
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Second lCnloredl.

Second tCol0red1.
DR.. J. L. s. Holloman will preach
at II am. on The Redeeming
Grace of God" In the evening he
will deliver a special sermon to the
Old Ark Lodge Of Odd Fellows and
afYiliated organizations. The pastor
will preach at First Baptist Church,
Va, at 4 pm. The B. Y.
P. U. will meet at 6 pm. The Va
cation Bible School meets daily. ex-
cept Saturday, from 8 am. to noon.
Friendship tColored).
The Rev. r. Randall will preach
at II am. Holy communion at 8
pm. The Minor Melody Chorus will
render a musical program at pm.
Mount Horeb (Colored).
At IL am. sermon by DR.. Charles
H. Fox. Music by the Gospel Choir
H. H. Bradford. director; $50 pm.
The Love Ye One Another Group
of Baltimore, Mo, will be guests
and render a gospel program. Mon
day, 8 pm. Twelve Books in One, "
IL sermonettes, will be presented by
the Local Preachers Advancement
Circle. the Rev. J. D. Pettiford,
sponsor. The Gospel Choir will rem
der the music.
First (Colored).
The Rev. r Ewell Hopkins will
have for his subject at II am. Con-
sistent Worship Required" and at
7:30 pm. Must You Have Proof"
Metropolitan tColoredD.
At II am. the Rev z. C. Smith
will speak on Answering God's
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First (Colored).
METROPOLITAN lColoredl

At II am. the Rev. E. C. Smith
will speak on Answering Gods
Call" At 8 pm. sermon by the
pastor
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GEORGETOWN.

Baptized Into Jesus Christ" will
be the subject at IL am. of the Rev.
Harold E. Beatty.
The delegates elected to the Mary
land Synod Summer School for
Church Workers to be held in Hood
College, Frederick, Md, July 1926,
are Mrs. Thelma Bonini and Miss
Betty Eyler.
Evening star., 1941-07-19
st. Marks.

THE House Beautiful" will be the
theme of the Rev. J. Luther Frantz
at II am. There will be a solo by
Mrs. w. w. Everett, jr.
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Atonement.

THE Peace Cross" will be the
theme of the Rev. James T. Powers
at $50 am. He will preach on
Eternal Tranquility" at II am.
At the late service the choir will sing
an old chorale entitled "Forsake Me
Not My God"
Evening star., 1941-10-10
More Clubs Added
To Defense Rally List

Mrs Curtis Shears. president OF
United Women's Organizations, has
announced the addition of several
new women's clubs to the list of
those already participating in the
defense rally to be held at $3.50
pm. October IA in the Depart
mental Auditorium of the Labor
Building, Constitution avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets NV.
Mrs. Roosevelt will preside at the
meeting. Fiorello Fl. La Guardia,
director of civilian defense, will
discuss his plan for women's parti-
cipation in the civilian defense.
Miss Eloise Dawson, assistant di-
rector of the Office of Civilian De-
fense in charge Of integrating
women's activities. is cooperating
with Mrs. Edward w. Sturdevant,
chairman of arrangements, in max
ing plans for the rally
The most recent clubs to join
United Women's Organizations are
the Grace Darling Siebold Chapter
of the American Gold Star Mothers,
Federation of Parent Teachers As
sociations, HadaSsah. National Dem
ocratic League and Council of
Negro Women.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Mason Gives Talk
On D. G.. Traffic
TOClub Section

District traffic problems and some
of the obstacles impeding their quick
solution were discussed by Commits
sioner Guy Mason yesterday in a
question and answer talk at q
luncheon meeting of the civics-ed-
ucation section of the Twentieth
Century Club.
Pointing out that Washington
streets were built originally for
horses and buggies, the Commits
sioner suggested that the engineer
ing necessary to "underpass, bypass
and overpass" streets to take care of
automobile traffic would require
many millions of dollars.
Mr.. Mason expressed the wish that
citizens associations would consider
themselves a common council in re-
gard to traffic problems and added
| that the Commissioners welcomed
| advice of constructive nature.
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, chairman OF
the section, presided and introduced
the speaker.
Announcement was made of the
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A. u. League Fetes
New Members

Members of the League of Wom-
en- Voters at American University
yesterday entertained at tea for new
members in the womens dormitory.
A brief talk on the general back
ground and policies of the league
was given by Mrs. Harold Stone,
chairman of the department of gov
ernment and operation of the Dis
trict of Columbia Voteless League
of Worlen Voters. The program
also included two skits written and
acted by University League members,
one presenting two original songs
and the other a mock radio broad
cast, THE Untruthful Politician"
Marion Berman was in charge of the
program. Virginia Goodwin, presi-
dent of the University League was
assisted by Jane Sattler, vice presi-
dent and Mary Janet Kenyon, Sec
retary. Mrs. Edward Harding pre-
sided at the tea table.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Navy Ready 10 Arm
Merchant Ships When
Congress Gives Word
Gun Shortage Overcome,
Work Awaits Action
On Neutrality Act

By the Associated Press.
Merchantmen plying the Atlantic
dancer zones can be armed just as
soon as Congress gives the word,
administration leaders disclosed to-
day, because the Navy has suf-
ficiently overcome the serious short
age of proper weapons which ex-
listed earlier this year
There will be enough guns for
the ships in the Atlantic as soon
as the necessary revision Of the
Neutrality Act is accomplished an
informed administration source said.
Although the Navy is known to
have a great many guns in reserve
which were adequate to protect
ships against submarines. there was
a shortage of anti-aircraft weapons.
Enough Ready for 900 Ships.
Last April 5. however. Congress
made s75,888820 available to COR
rect that situation and shortly
thereafter the Navy began getting
deliveries of those guns in substan-
tial numbers. The April estimate
placed expected production at about
100 month.
The money provided was for the
purchase of LAS guns and 1874
mounts.
Naval officials testified that those
weapons together with those already
available would provide for the arm
ing Of 900 ships, mostly private
merchantmen. and said they esti-
mated that would be the number of
vessels which would have to be
armed In the event of war.
Chairman Land of the Maritime
Commission told Congress last week
that the number of American lag
ships which would be needed to
transport lease lend supplies to
Britain ultimately would number
about 1875, and that an additional
135 would be needed for the Red
Sea run.
Those figures did not include
however. the ships which would be
necessary to carry supplies to island
bases from Iceland to Antigua.
Air Attack Peril Greater.
Navy Department spokesmen said
at the time the SIS ,888 800 was pro-
vided that 1t would take about IA
months to manufacture the total
number of guns required. but assum-
ing that deliveries have been at
the rate OF 100 a month 1t was
pointed out the Navy now would
have enough for substantial num-
Der Of ships.
Because of the greatly increased
danger created by aerial attacks on
shipping, merchant ships now re-
quire many more guns than during
the last war.
In addition to the 1,445 anti-air-
craft guns, which cost S14.100 apiece
complete with housings plus $4,000
apiece for the mounts. the Navy Or
dered l.062 400 worth of powder
charges and s6667 800 worth of pro-
jectiles for the weapons. Optica
equipment for the guns sights cos
an additional s2.S40OOO,
Evening star., 1941-10-10
James P. Wilson's
Leave for Miami

The newly appointed Attache OF
the United States Embassy in San
tiago, Chile, and Mrs. James Parker
Wilson have left for his post in
South America. They will stop fol-
a short time in Miami en- route.
Before leaving Washington Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson were entertained
by their many friends. Tuesday
evening, the eve of their departure
they were entertained at dinner al
the Madrillon. The party was ar
ranged by Mrs. Gertrude Jay Scott
formerly of California and now liv-
ing in the Capital.
At the party were Representative
and Mrs. Harry r. Sheppard, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Singrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Durham, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Clifford Burke, Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Tolan, jr.; Maj. and Mrs
Frank S. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Engeberetsen and their guest, Mrs
Virginia Card of Santa Monica
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson
Mrs. Dorothy Harper, Mrs. Arists
Huber and Miss Mildred Martin.
Kodiak and Glacier bears are ex-
p1IS-juo1Ny A 10
Evening star., 1941-10-10
WOmen's Luncheon

The first of the new series OF
forum luncheons to be held this
season at the Women's City Club
will be at pm tomorrow under
the new. chairman, Mrs. John M
Waters. nellie Van D. Smith will
lead the discussion.
Reservations will close at 10 am.
tomorrow for members and their
guests.
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appointment OF Mrs. Henry de r

appointment OF Mrs. Henry de r.
Ralph as vice chairman of the sec
ton. The Executive Committee will
include Mrs. Paul Ewerhardt, Mrs.
Sydney Jacobs, Mrs. Samuel O.
Herrick, Mrs w. Hayes Yeager, Mrs.
Francis Goodwin. Mrs. Thomas West
and Mrs. James Barnes.
Mrs l.. H. Macomber was named
chairman of the Clean City Com
mittee; Mrs. Prentiss Wilson was
chosen delegate to meetings of the
Council of Social Agencies. and Mrs
Ryland Bryant was named repre-
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Another New Freak Hat

V-shaped hats ornamented with
three dots and dash are worn IN
London.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

sentative to the District OF Co.
lumbia Motion Picture Council
Mrs. Frank A. Linsel, president of
Evening star., 1941-10-10

the council and Mrs. Charles Kutz,
wife of the Engineer Commissioner,
were guests at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

Kodiak and Glacier bears are ex-
cllNively Alaskan species.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
New York Rinu
Cornish Gets
Hard With Lew

NEW YORK-Unlike the thin
man of the movies, Lightweight
Titleholder Lew Jenkins of Sweet
water, Tex, current problem child
of pugilism, is no hero To the New
York Boxing commission.
The metropolitan fistic
fathers have ignored the bony
battler's appeal for n post
ponement and have ordered
him TO submit TO a thorough
physical examination today at
commission headquarters or
forfeit $1,000.
jenkins title fight with Sammy
Angott of Louisville = scheduled
for Madison Square Garden on
Dec. lbs sure to be cancelled IL
the skinny swatter turns up with
the slightest physical flaw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Six game pits Oklahoma against
Iowa State.
The East-Fordham. well on
Its way tn n bowl. meets
fast finishing Pitt squad that
still has TO win a game but
h growing stronger weekly.
Penn opposes Columbia In
game which may settle the
Ivy league championship,
Dartmouth faces Princeton
and Cornell tackles Yale.
mong the Independents,
NYU entertains Missouri.
Boston College takes on Wake
Forest, Georgetown meets
Maryland. Holy Cross goes
against Brown, West Virginia
meets Kansas, Nillanoya faces
Temple and Syracuse and
Penn State come together In
smash-hang hattie.
The South-Four Southeastern
conference battles are scheduled
Georgia-Florida. Georgia Tech
Kentucky. Mississippi -LsU and
Mississippi State-Auburn. Missis-
sippi State holds a slim lead in
the standings now. In the South
ern conference Duke has a soft
touch in Davidson while William
& Mary, locked with the Blue
Devils for the league champion
ship. meets YMI. Other confer
encs meetings are North Carolina
State-Virginis Tech and North
Carolina Richmond. Texas Chris
tian and Vanderbilt have breathers
In Centenary and Sewanee.
The West - Duquesne CANDLES
its bowl chances against ST. Mays
and Washington State meets
Idaho. Loyola faces San Fran
cisco and Montana takes on North
Dakota. In the southwest it's
rice against Arkansas and Texas
Tech versus Creighton. In the
Rockies. San Jose State faces
Nevada and the other games are
Arizona Flagstaff. Brigham
Young Wyoming. Denver Utah
State and New Mexieo-New Mex
leo Aggies.
The NeyRds-San Jose contest is
scheduled for tonight while ST.
Marys and Duquesns meet sun
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Pastor Fights
Young Negro
Meets Sensational
Booker Beckwith

CHICAGO-Bob Pastor. veteran
of q rounds with Joe Louis. be-
comes a trialhorse tonight for an
other sensational young Negro
heavyweight-Booker Beckwith of
Gary. Ind.
In II professional fights.
Beckwith has scored 10
knockouts and seven decisions,
exhausting the supply of
light heavyweights available.
In his first start as a heavy
weight, the 172 pound boxer de-
eisively defeated Clarence Red
Burman. another Louis victim.
Tonight's scheduled 10 rounder
will be staged at the Chicago
stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Central Club
Has lis Punch
II II Foils. Then
The Lutes Are Tops

It's now or never tonight for thu
other four teams of the Washing
ton intercollegiate conference.
The high-flying Pacific Lutheran
eleven travels to Yakima for its
final conference game. against
Central Washington College Of
Education. undefeated and united
in IS games. the Lutherans can
nail their third successive Winko
crown to the mast by winning from
the Wildcats.
Not since Central Washing
ton beat 2. l. {. In 1899 have
the Lufherans lost or tied
game, but the Wildcats may
prove tough; they have bowed
10 Pacific Lutheran only twice
In ten years.
Another Winko club. Western
Washington. meets ST. Martins to-
night at Olympia, while Eastern
Washington takes on Gonzaga in a
non-conference game tomorrow at
Spokane.
Two teams will risk their un-
defeated escuteheons in the North
west conference. Willamette big
Bearcats, beaten only by Idaho.
entertains College of Puget Sound
tonight and Whitman college jour-
neys tomorrow to Caldwell. Ida.
TO meet College of Idaho. Beth
were favored to carry on their
two-team race for the title.