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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Jesus"
iiupe-So Sad and Warner SITS Rev
c. j. Johnson pastor. SUNDAY school
and Bible class. 9:45 q. m Service.
II a. m. League devotional service.
Y3O p. m.
Immanuel-No. l4th and stevens
Rev Gerhard Belgium. pastor. SUNDAY
school and adult Bible class. do
n. m, Service. / a m. Sermon, The
Stormy Voyage"
Emmanuel Lutheran-So 58th ana
pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Luther Memoriai-So 9th and SITS
Rev A. K. NJ kettner. pastor. sun.
dav school. e.45 a m Services. II
a. m. League devotional services.
first and third sunday IN each
month, 7 D m Board OF Deacons,
s.so' sermon. why DIE"
Messiah-l209 SO. ST. Sunday
school. GAS a m. Rev. n. l.. Neswie
acting pastor SUNDAY school 9.45
a m. Services. IL a. n.
Mountain View - Near puvallup
school. g45 a. m. Services. II 4 m
Norwegian services. first Sunday in
each month. 10 a m
Parkland Trinity So Park and
Wheeler. Rev T. O Svare. pastor
Sunday school. pas a. m Service. II
a m Sermon. "Why Are We Fearful9"
HUSTON Chapel-52d and Pearl SITS
SUNDAY school, $50 a, m. Services
IL a. m.
Olivet-l42s SO. X st. Rev C. A
SorkneSs, pastor. SUNDAY school 9:4h
a. m. Services, IL a. m. Sunday
school teac hers institute, Zion
church. SO. 59th and Thompson ave,
n -
Jensen OF Minneapolis, m orn 1 II .
speaker.
Peace - 2ist and Cushman. Rev
George Koehler. interim pastor sun.
dav school. . 80 a. III. Services 1896
a. m.
Our Redeemer missouri synod
East 34th and X SITS. Rev A. W
Schroeder. pastor Sunday school
1890 a m. Services. . 80 a. m Con-
firmation at Grace church Saturday
$50 a. m. S. S. Teachers Institute
Puyallup. Monday. 8 p. m. Sermon
why VIII Ye Die7"
Our Savior's-l7th and SITS Rev
J. l.. Redal. pastor. Sunday schoo
GAS a. m. Services. II a. m. Nor
wegian services, 7:30 y. m.
Parkiand-Colhns rd. near Pacific
Rev W. c GulliXson. pastor SUNDAY
school. 80 m. Services. 1870 a. m
walther league, D. m. Sunda,
sCnoot teachers institute, fuNhllup
Monday, D. m. Sermon, What
Manner of Man Is This"
1T. Pauls-So 9th and Tacomf
I've. Rev. Arthur Sydow, pastor. sun
day school. $50 a m. Services. 10 81
a. m. Confirmation Saturday. IL
a. m. and Monday. 1 p. NJ. Sermon
God Is Love"
st. Pauls Danish-l3lo So l. st
Rev John Enselmann pastor Sunday
school, 10 a m Services IL m
Sermon. The Faith OF Abraham
1rinity-So. 18th and l SITS. SUNDAY
school 10 a. m Services. IL a. m
| Zion missouri synod - So. l6tf
and L SITS. Rev II. Il Engelbrecht
pastor. SUNDAY school. 10 a m. Serv-
ices. 1890 a. m. and instruction
s y. m. Sermon. Things That
Count Most in Life"
Lion-S9th ana So Thompson. Rev
/ W Hansen. pastor. SUNDAY school
2 AS =. m. Worship. II a. m. and
7.30 D. IN. Sunday school teachers
institute. $50 q m. and evenins
service. Dr.. p. NJ. Christensen OF
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Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Faursanare-2so5 50. sheridan. Pew.
FIuer II Henderson. pastor. sunday
school azz5 Services i a n snd
rs o H. Youth CRUSADER service.
$50 3 u
FRIENDS Chureh-4sth and MoKin-
Les Gavin Chaate pastor sunday
zaz1o. a=zs n Services = a. m
and rs 2 m Evening service be-
ginning O. two-week evanzelistie
campaign uitn Evangelist Merels
Roe % Ne oa IDA conducting How
ard and Julia Pearson. missionaries
from South America, spesking during
SundaT school hour.
Heart ReriFion-75i 50. ssth st
? D Sanford. pastor Services.
1870 a. m and 18Q ? m ne
Power o. Goo 5 Word
Hope ahspcl-so 46th and Bel sts
Sc Carlisle A Schsfer. pastor. sun
daH school s.46 Services II m.
and $50 . m. Sermons. The Holy
spirit. A Person or At Influence
and One Reason for Studying ths
Bible Bible quiz on Gospel % John,
evening service
Iovita Community church = Nom
pastor SUNDAY school. 10 a. m. serv-
ices PRAYER. 7 As and worship . m.
Jehovah's witnesses - No 9Th and
state SITS Watchtower study. SUNDAY,
80 p. n. Bible study "wednesday.
80 m. service meeting Friday.
! 80 p. m
Little Brown Church - American
lake Rev. Ramon Ledyard pastor.
SUNDAY school 10 a. m Services II
m. and 7.3o D. m. Sermons. "Th.
Call % Separation and A Story OF
Grace and judgment"
Lake civ Church - Service 8 40
a m SUNDAY school 10 80 a m
{ F. 80 D. m
Little Chapel-1137is Commerce st
Rev G Il Stieglitz. pastor. Sunday
school AS A. n Services. i = m.
and 7.30 D. m. Also daily, Il noon
and 7.30 D m.
Midland Community (Emannel
Home church - cath and Harrison
SITS. Thure E Moberg. pastor sunday
school and services 3 D. m.
New Apostolic Faith-13l3 SO }
st Rev Mrs Fried L. Martin pas
tor SUNDAY school. Gas a m serv-
ICES. IL =. m and 8 p. m.
open Door Mssion-52le So Ia
coma way 5 H Brammer superin-
tendent. Sunday school 10 a m.
Park Church Of God - 1924 So
Wilkeson Rev II K Ash pastor
SUNDAY school. 10 a. m. Services. IL
m and : D. m.
tNliufi UdnFi fDHufT ENhIlOn
Rev. Edwin Knapp, pastor. Sunday
school, cas- a m. Young people 4
p. m.
ST Peters SUNDAY SchooI-Old Ia
coma Robert Courtwright supt
SUNDAY school. 40 a m
Tacoma Rescue Misslon-l5l2 Pa
+ eiflc ave. Rev william l. Edwards
pastor Services ~ m and D M
Rev. W A Moore. afternoon speaker
Tacoma Gospel Mission - So l7tn
and Tacoma ave. Services Fridays
$50 . m.
The Christ-Centered Life Circle
/ Y. W C. A. building attn and Broad
way. Rev A I. Cook pastor Serv-
I ices, 1915 p m
Theosophical >ocict,-223 So Ia
coma ave, Services. 2 .. m. Services.
the first and third SUNDAYS Of each
month Review Of Dr. Alvin r.
Kuhn's book The Lost Light" Mrs.
II. Emmons, speaker
mtg lrmDlp-DlVlslDn and ] SIS
Leila d. Combs. leader. Sunday school
9 40 a m. services IL a m
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IREE METHODIs 4


rlrst-l3ll SO. st Rev Raiph
Klein. pastor SUNDAY school. 10 a m.
rare#rn- II q m and 7.3O p m
Y p. NJ S. 6:45 D. m. sermons
The WAY OF Victory and The
Glory OF the Unexpected"
Mckinle, Park - 8l6 Ea. s6th ST.
Rev f. B. Perry. pastor SUNDAY
and 1880 p m Y P. NJ S, GAS p m
rENTECosTAL
Rcthrl-So llth and } SITS Rev
John W Moseid pastor SUNDAY
school a.45 m. Services II a. m
and 7:30 p m.
Beacon light House-4oOs McKin-
lev ave Rev A Kubes pastor sun
dav school 10 q. m. Services. II a. m
Fvangelisttc services. 7:45 p. m. Evan
gelist Cliff Erickson speaker. serv-
ices nightly. 7:45 D. m.
Tabernacle-So 18th and G sts
Rev. Harry J Steu. pastor SUNDAY
school Gas a. m. Services. IL a m
calvary = e6th and Portland ave
Rev. Anna kirby pastor. Services
TuIi Gospel Nission-92oe Portland
ave SUNDAY school p. m. Serv-
ICES 100 p m
Full Gospel Chapel-So 25th and
tor SUNDAY school. as a. m. serv-
ices II a. m and 8 D m. Y P c. W
6 al n street service 5 y m
Glad TidingS Assembly Of God
5025 No Pearl 81 Rev. LYLE p Sprad 70
lev. pastor Sunday school, 10 a m
Services. Il m. and 7.45 .. m
PRESRNTERIA>
RethanN-No. 4lst and Verde Rev
j. Arthur Stevenson. pastor sunday
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First Evangelical
Has Junior Church

Existence of junior church
within the regular organization OF
First Evangelical church, So. 18th
and X SITS, was revealed Saturday
by the Rev. John Henry Soltman,
pastor.
It's members consisting of chill
dren under the age Of is. the or
ganiza ton is conducted on the
same basis as the adult institution,
including trustees. stewards. as
sistant pastors, church treasurer
and various committees necessary
in the operation of a church.
1t was organized on the theory
that boys and girls drift from the
church because of the lack OF
something important to do. I'm
der the present arrangement, they
are taught how a church is oper-
ated, and trained to assume duties
of the church upon reaching ma
turity
The youth group will sponsor a
Fathers and Sons banquet and a
Mothers and Daughters supper.
Ii also will arrange youth camps,
church publicity and social service
activities
Among the current problems
faced by the group Is providing the
church with Bibles. In an effort
to raise funds for this purpose, the
junior church will sponsor motion
pictures Of the collapse Of the Mar
rows bridge at the church Monday
at 7:30 p. m. during which free
will offering will be taken.
The youth church meets for wor-
ship and business each Saturday
at 10 q. m. under direction OF the
Rev. Mr.. Soltman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Methodist Missionary
Slides Sunday Feature

Colored slides of Methodist mis-
sionary centers in all parts of the
world Will be shown at Bethany
Methodist church. So. 57th and
Park ave, Sunday At 7:30 p. m.
Songs to be sung during the serv-
ice will be flashed upon the screen.
The public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

gins TO eliminate,
In the western hemisphere there
are not enough churches today.
Too many have been destroyed by
war. by adverse economic condi-
tions. and by indifference This
destruction can happen in the
United States If indifference to our
liberties continues. The main les
son of Europe to this country
should he studied carefully by all,
and that lesson is that LIBERTY
is THE MAJOR CRIME IN THE
VIEW OF TOTALITARIANISM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Bethany Methodist Church
So. 57th aud Park Arr.
Choice of Church
Is American Way
Pastor Refutes Old Claim
OF Too Many Churches
Bv THE REV. ERNEST BARBER
Pastor of Bethany Methodist
Church

II Is sometimes claimed there
are too many churches. too many
denominations, in this country.
Who makes this complaint? Not
the people who organize them; not
the people who support and at
tend them. The people promoting
and attending the churches Of the
United States are people who are
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and adult Bible class. GAS g. m.
Services II a m and T.20 p. m
League. 6:i5 n m. Communion, eve
ming sermon. Jesus Stills the Storm
and 1T Was For Me
Grace Evangelical IL. l.. CD-FSo@
So Park ave. Rev II. n Svlnth. pas
tor. SUNDAY school and adult Blble
class. o 80 q. m Services i0:3o a. m
eaSue devotional service. m
Sermon. ION the Mountain Top With
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

school SIS Services. = q m Ser-
mon. Gee Enrrusrs tne Gospes 70
Us Al-churCh nlght 80 , II
D. c. @ Urimble speaker.
faitulf=-51lc - ~ - Rev =
Fa.-8u castor SUNDAY school 8 IS
n Services j q n. and IT'S ? m.
Eaaeay0r G 30 2. n Morning sermon
Thou Ar the Potter and We Are
first - Tacoma ave ana Division
ave. Rev J RenNlck AcCuHough
pssgo-. SUNDAY school e.45 =. m
Societies. els 2. n Closlns session
o. society convention, 8 ?. m. james
Forester. mornlns and afternoon
speaker Evenins sermon. After
ms. the Judgment.
Immanuei-4so SIN and J sts. Rev
Harold B. Ions. pastor. services. Il
Little Church on the Prairie-lake-
wood community Rev Paul Laurance
Crooks. pastor SUNDAY schoo.. 80
a N. Morning prayer. 10 Sc and
pastors Bible study, 80 p. m
YOUNG people, $50.
Manitou Park-6sth and Cheyenne
Res C. y Johnson. pastor. Services.
Il a m EndeaYor. 4 and & IS ? m
OakIand-So. 5stn ano Proctor SC
Edwin ! Hurd. pastor sunday school
as & m services. ] 1 a m. and 80
?. m. Endeavor. $50 p m Morning
sermon The Mighty Power OF In
tercession Students o. Pacific bu-
thersn college in charge OF evening
service.
>pragur Memorial Church - 57th
ana SO. Warner. Rev Charles Snow
den. pastor. SUNDAY school, 10 4. m
Services. Il a. n and $50 D. m.
FIRST nited-DlvisIon ana Grant
Rev J. George Cunningham pastor
SUNDAY school Gas a. m Service
Il a. m. Preside. 7 ,. m. Morning
sermon. It Is
Westminster bible Church un-
affiliatedl--4O9 SO. G st Rev Adam
b Hunter pastor SUNDAY school
9 45 a N services II a m. and Z
p. m. Young people. 7 D. m. Sermons
The CITY OF Refuge and He Shall
Baptize You With the Holy Spirit"
Aestminster-oa oOth and 4 sts
Rev W o Benthin. pastor Sunday
school Q as a m Services II a m
Endeavor. 7 p. m. Sermon. The
Everlasting Human and the Divine "
Dorothy Ann Schut leading Endeavor
on subject What Really Happens
When One Becomes q Christian"
IahOma 1erraee-66th and south
Clement SUNDAY school 9 as a m
Services. Il A. m
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enjoying relig-
ious liberty and
making full use
of their privi-
leges. The die
tator ga VS. there
are too many
political parties
too many fra =
ternal societies
too many relig
ious bodies. and
forthwith b e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
sEvENTH-DAY ADyE>TIsTs

First-Corner So 10th and I SITS A
'. Bentz. district nastor Services
Saturday Sabbath school. $50 r m
Worship. l. a. m Young peoples
yesper service shutdown
south >ide-So. 56th and Thnmp-
son ave. A. V Bentz district pastor
Services Saturday Sabbath school.
AS r. m. Worship II a m. Young
people Friday 8 u m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
SALVATION ARMY

Corps No. loo SO. 18th st. Major
Earl Williams, captain. SUNDAY school
$50 a. m. Services II a. m ana 7.4o
m. Y. p. l., D. m
Corps No. 2-lll4 So. 18th st. Mr.
and Mrs. g Pierson. captains. Sunday
school. 9 as a m. Services. 1880 p m
Legion. D. m.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Taheruacle--so. bth and NJ SITS. Rev,
Dwight n. Ferguson. pastor. sunday
school. p.45 a. m. Services, II q, m;
and 7:3o n. m Young people. 6:so
M Youth and adult prayer.
and $50 y m. Scandinavian serv-
tees 2:45 n. m. Rev. and Mrs. Ar
min Cesswein conducting. Rev. Cess
vein at both morning and evening
service.
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IoVita Community church - Non
denominational. Raw Hutchinson
pastor SUNDAY school 10 a m Serv-
ICES PRAYER. As and worship 3 . m
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-26
+ MURDER MAKESA HERO
Wiz STELLIoTT FILLION zz=s5sszss9.33SSfN ssssz
\|&S1 syen71u
Then why come to me?" I ask

! Then why come to me?" I ask
blandly.
because he's like all men-be.
mused by new face. Because he
refuses to announce our engage
ment. And it's all because of you.
I'm warning you, he's simply
amusing himself while YOU r e
here; hell come crawling back to
me, as soon as you've gone.''
My heart sank queerly at her
words. I still didn't believe her
but-had 1 been living in fool S
paradise? Had there really been a
contemplated engagement before
came to Purple Beechs? Some
thing Kaye didn't know? I wouldC't t
let her see that 1 was touched. I
laughed again, though it was hard
er to do so.
'You needn't worry about any
man amusing himself with me,
Miss Rand. I am entirely capable
of taking care of myself. AS Tor
your complaints of Mr.. Essex,
they are entirely between you two.
But I will say this'-she wasn't
the only one who possessed cat
streak-'he would be fool to an
nounce an engagement to you, if
he doesn't want it.
But the families have planned
it for years." she cried.
You mean your family and Miss
Althea have done So" Jeering4y,
1 threw the taunt at her. THE
best thing you can do is to 50
home and keep still. I'm not in
terested." I tried 10 step around
her, but again she blocked my
way.
"At least I'm sure of one thing"
she cried. He'll never marry a
cheap stenographer out of no
where. He may be coward, but
he's not that big ofol.''
How you love him." I retorted.
The cheapest stenographer on
earth would make him a better
wife than you
With that I stepped to the wall
and gave the bell rope a vicious
yank. l wouldn't listen to her in
suits another moment.
"You-you-" Her face changed.
I glanced at the archway. Jabez
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-26

was standing there. He must nave
been lurking just outside the DOOR
"Show Miss Rand out, Jabez,
please. And in future I am aot at
home if she calls.
The last words were hers. AS
Jabez pushed aside the leather cur
tain, she stepped swiftly to my
side.
You'll never get him. I'll see to
that" she hissed in my ear, and
swept in outraged hauteur from
the room.
1 went back to my desk and to
work. couldnt control MY
thoughts. How much of her story
was true, how much plain lies, I
couldn't know. didn't believe Cary
had ever intended to marry her;
if he had he couldn't so qaie kly
have turned to me. Yet l couion t
be sure, and the uncertainty was
torture. l pleaded severe lead
ache, skipped dinner and went to
bed, but it was hours before fell
asleep.
In my dreams l heard voices
calling and footsteps running
noisily over endless stairs. l fought
against awakening, but in va1Ii. l
woke to confused turmoil. The
noises I had heard in my dreams
continued. 3
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-26
Brotherhood Service
Held At High School

The local program for the OBJ
servance of Brotherhood Week
was carried to the New Hanover
High school yesterday when a
group of the local round table Of
the National Conference of Jews
and Christians appeared before
the student assembly at $3.50 a. m.
Those appearing on the pro-
gram were: the Rev. Walter B.
Freed, the Rev. r. L. Jerome,
Rabbi M. M. Thurman, the Rev.
Mortimer Glover, the Rev. c. D.
Barclift, and the Rev. James Law
son.
The program was conducted as
a round table and the students
were given an opportunity to ask
questions and make comments.
Before the exercises, Miss Mamie
Koonce Brown, the student pre-
siding over the assembly, led a
devotional service
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-08
IN ATTACK ON
 ROOSEVELT
Declares British Aid Bill Is "Guess and Be
 Damned PoIity"

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. - All Landon, one-time candidate fol President, on the Republican ticket today described the British Aid bill before the Senate Foreign Rela- tions Committee, as guess and be-damned policy
 Landon said the President at- temped to gag Senator Burton K Wheeler because of his opposition to the legislation and also said freedom of debate and discussion were being discouraged in a flood of Government propaganda and war hysteria
 Landon used the word "dastardly in describing what he termed the Presidents systematic attempt to silence Senator Wheeler and weak en his influence.
 Wheeler recently said the Navy and Army were not prepared for war
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-08
Hollywood Sight, Asl Soxs4t
-Uy asIb;a css,..,., !. |,


 HOLLYWOOD Feb. s-"Go over to Stage P" said Carey Wilson he passed in the studio street and you'll Mickey Rooney get the third degree"
 We went and did and convinced that Master Mickey had been well glled thoroughly turn It wasn't the kind of glng expected tortuous consider Andy Hardys and susceptibility
 Master Mickey seated high school library To his left stood George Naison To his right and stood Ann Rutherford Polly dict and Kathryn Grayson who plays of the Hardy chapters Andy Hardys Private Secretary"
 The trio constituted gang nqusitiones worthy old Spain although their motives helpful weapons questions in English grammar.
 Andy president class and he's up against it. Major his troubles ing in English, he can't get his diploma is dad Judge Hardy secretary" young making her first Rcture has him retrial is the os effort learning osled war weary cranium before the test.
 The bright hanging light low table, third degree effect They picked up where George slightly superior enoned Andy hurry up Tomorrow seled George smug he wouldn't have all ques 
 The town of Dickson lies or lays?" snapped George.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-08
HEALTH DEPT. LABORATORIES GET IVA HELP
Project Set Up to Employ Youths Here and in
 Anchorage

Co-sponsored by the office of the Commissioner of Health, National Youth Administration work project will be in operation within few days, to employ youth workers as laboratory assistants at Juneau and Anchorage.
 IVA youth employees will be as- signed to work under the supervis- ion of Territorial Health Department Laboratory Directors in each town. The youth employee will be assigned to miscellaneous laboratory work, in- cluding animal care, cleansing glass ware, preparation of simple media for bacterial cultures, etc.
 The project will employ both young women and young men, be- tween the ages of IT and 24, in- elusive All youths interested in this type of work and training in labora- tory work are encouraged to apply for work at once. Applications for the project are being accepted at the Alaska Territorial Employment Service office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-08
Mystery EnveIops
 Schooner
Crewless Sailing Vessel Is Picked Up Adriff Off
 Point Marsh

Drifting crewless, off Point Marsh with evidence indicating that she had been under tow, the schooner K. V. Kruse was picked up Thursday by Dan Starkweather. master of the motorship Fairbanks, and tied up at Barrier Island near Shakan Bay in Sumner Straits, according to a re- port filed by Starkweather with De- putty Collector of U. S. Customs J. T. Brown at Craig, and relayed last night to the local office of the U. s. Customs.
 Starkweather stated that the ves- sel was equipped with donkey en- zines and three drum hoist blocks, cables, etc. It had no power. Stark weather said she hailed from San Francisco and he believed her to have been sold to Canada He said it was evident that someone had been living on her recently.
 According to the last record of marine vessels the schooner Kruse, license No. 219.520 had 1728 gross tonnage, was PAP feet long with a 46- foot beam She was built at North Bend, Oregon: the Savannah Cor poration, owners, with Astoria as the home port. Sometime after 1888 she was sold to a Canadian com pany.
 No further information was avail able at the local U. s. Customs Off, flee and nothing is known of why she was in the vicinity of Point Marsh. Considerable concern is felt as to the fate of the crew and of the tug which possibly may have been towing her. No reports have been made of the loss and the matter was turned over to the U. s. Marshals office for investigation.
 It is thought that the high winds off the coast of Southeast Alaska may have been responsible for the mystery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-08
Seiners Ask ExiraDivision in Southeast
Resolutions 10 Legislature Urge 50-5O Bill, Wider
 Compensation Law

Partition of Southeast Alaska tc form two Judicial Divisions instead of the present one was urged ir the Legislature today in resolu- tion received from the Alaska Sal mon Purse Seiners Union.
 Other seiner resolutions read to- day in the Territorial Senate called for a combined Territorial Depart ment of Labor and Mines, extend ing unemployment compensation tc all employees. passage of 50-5c bill to require that at least hali the workers in the Alaska fishing industry be residents, putting teeth in the womenS minimum wage law establishment of two new Unem- ployment Compensation Commis- sion divisions Gone cluding Rake Petersburg and Wrangell and the other Hydaburg, Craig and Kla- wock).
 The Legislature was also urged to amend the Unemployment Con- pensation Act to cover all fisher men, with the fish buyer designar- ed as the employer.
 Other petitions called for chang ing the time in the fishing regu- lations from 135th meridian time to the Pacific Standard time now in effect throughout Southeast Al aska and abolition of all herring reduction plants in Southeast AL aska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-08
REGISTERED GUIDES MAKE
 SUGGESTIONS
Game Commission Gives Hearing While Reform
 ing Game laws

A five-point program of suggested improvements in Alaska Game Laws was submitted by majority vote of the Juneau Registered Guides last night when they were given a hear ing before the Alaska Game Com mission.
 A committee of nine from the Guides were opposed to the increas- ing of the bag limit on Admiralty the bag limit on black bears in Island bears at this time, asked that Southeast Alaska be reduced from three to two, opposed the shooting of female deer, suggested a game refuge to be formed on the main land area from Taku Inlet to Eagle River, and went on record as being in favor of a later opening date for the deer season which now opens on August 20.
 Guides present at the meeting were Oscar Oberg, w. John Harris, Jay P. Williams, Howard Mckinney Oscar Waterrud, Ralph Reischl, V. F. Williams, Herbert Lee and Henry Bayden.
 Said Earl Dinner, Chairman of the commission. The guides made some fine suggestions and showed an eagerness to cooperate in game conservation
 The commission will be the guests of Gov Ernest Gruening at his home this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.