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Evening star., 1941-05-03
Holy Communion
And Flag Dedication
.WiII Mark Service
The Rev. PuuI Wilbur Will
Have The Long and Short
View os Topic

At st. Stephen and the Incarna-
ton Church tomorrow at II am.
a church flag, such as was adopted
at the general convention last fall,
will be dedicated. The flag is the
gift of Mrs. F.. M Dowden. The
service, which is holy communion
and sermon, will also be corporate
communion for the Forward in
Service" messengers. The Rev Paul
D. Wilbur will preach on The Long
and the Short View" Sherman j.
Kreuzburg, organist and choir
master, will direct the choir OF
men and boys in their anthem, Let
All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence" as
arranged by Hoist from the ancient
French hymn. The church school
choir will sing the introit anthem,
"Alleluia," by Bach.
The diocesan convention will be
held at the church next Wednesday
and Thursday. A corporate COM
munion for all delegates will be
held Wednesday at 8 am. The
regular sessions will open on We'd
nesday and Thursday at 10 am.
At 4 o'clock on Wednesday the
session will recess to go to the
Cathedral for special service. On
Wednesday evening a fellowship
dinner for clerical and lay dele
gates will be served at $50 pm.
The Junior Delta Circle will serve
breakfast after the am. COM
munion service tomorrow. The
Junior Auxiliary will meet on Mon
day at 3:45, and the Prayer Circle
will meet Tuesday at 10:30 am.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Concordiu Lutheran
To Hear DR.. Burnhurdt

In the service at Concordia
Lutheran Evangelical Church to-
morrow at 11:05 am. the Rev. DR.
William r. Barnhardt, executive
secretary of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches, will be the
speaker. The church will have its
annual ingathering for the support
of the Federation of Churches dur
ing the coming week.
At pm. members of the Red
Cross Sewing Unit will conduct
services at the Rupert Home on
Good Hope road Sc. Miss Elise
Kettler, former missionary to India
will speak.
On Wednesday the Ladies Aid
Society will meet at the Ardmore
Union Evangelical Church at Ard
more, Md. Members and their
friends will leave Concordia Church
at II am.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Bishop 10 Consecratf
Organ Tomorrow at
Calvary Methodist
Dr.. Adnu W. Leonard
Also Will Preach at
II AM. Service

At the Calvary Methodist Church
Or. Orris Gravenor Robinson, min
lister, a new three manual organ of
SO registers and over 1000 pipes
will be conSecrated by Bishop Adna
Wright Leonard, head of the Wash
ington area of the Methodist
Church, at the II O'Clock service to-
morrow. Bishop Leonard will also
deliver the sermon. The organist,
Louis A. Potter, will play as a pre-
lude for the service "Andante Macs
toso," Grieg; offertory, The Fourth
Beatitude," Cesar Franck, and
"Hallelujah Chorus" Handel, for
the poStlude.
A service of remembrance will be
held at pm, with a sermon by
the minister. This service will re-
call the many who have contributed
to the development of Calvary
Church. one of the first churches
to be erected in the Mount Pleasant
community of Washington, which
has grown to a membership of over
1.400 Mr.. Potter will play three
preludes by Bach, Jesus, My joy;
I'm Thee Is GladneSs," 10, Voice
Saith All Are Mortal; "Medlta-
ton" by Sturgess, for the offertory,
and Concerto in F." by Handel, for
the postlude.
George McCauley will show color
pictures of last summers training
schools at Western Maryland Col
lege at the young peoples service
at 7 pm.
On Tuesday at 8 pm. the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
will meet. This takes the place OF
the daytime meeting and luncheon.
On Friday evening the Calvary
Campfire Girls will hold a council
fire, at which 10 members will be
awarded the rank of trailseeker.
Parents and friends will be guests.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Living for Tomorrow
Rev. H. R. Deals Topic

Holy communion and the annual
pledge and reconsecration service
will be observed at II am. tomor-
row at the Lewis Memorial Meth
odist Church. The Rev. Haskell r.
Deal will preach at pm. on "Liv-
ing for Tomorrow"
The young people will meet at 6
pm. in the social hall for a fellow
ship and buffet supper.
A meeting of the Board of Stew
ards will be held Tuesday.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

Place Methodist Church will be in
charge of the Congressional Com
mittee tomorrow morning. Repre-
sentative George Mahon of Texas
is chairman, Representative Orvllle
Zimmerman of Missouri will speak
Representative Luther A. Patrick OF
Alabama will read selected poems
and Capt. M. l.. Ring, U. S. NJ, will
preside.
The Maryland Federation OF
Mems Bible Glasses is holding its
annual convention this afternoon
and evening at the Community
Church in Greenbelt, Md. George E.
Harris, executive secretary of the
Organized Bible Glass Association,
will speak at the Bible Glass hour
and Harold S. King and Howard M.
Stackhouse, vice presidents of the
association, will assist in the pro-
gram.
The Womans Bible Glass of St
Pauls Methodist Church will hold
a business meeting at the home
of Mrs. C. L. Fletcher on Wednesday
at pm.
The Mems Fellowship Bible Glass
is the new name selected by the
newly organized mems class of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Wilbur La Roe, jr., chairman of the
Civic Affairs Committee of the Fed
Grafton of Churches, will be the
guest speaker tomorrow morning.
Vice president Benjamin j. Brooks
will present the speaker. DR.. Ivan
A. Booker of the National Educa-
tional Association is chairman Of
the devotional program and ar
ranges for guest speakers.
The Hummer Memorial Glass of
Epworth Methodist Church will
hold business meeting Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Pauline Clem, presi-
dent, will preside. Mrs. Leslie B.
McKinnor, chairman of the Nomi-
mating Committee, will report. This
will be followed by a social Mrs.
C. K. Ray will teach the class to-
morrow morning.
The Rev. John E. Wallace, as
sistant minister, First Congrega-
tional Church, will teach the Call
vim Coolidge Mems Bible Glass to-
morrow at 10 am.
The Anna May Wood Glass Of
Waugh Methodist Church will hold
a business and social meeting Tues
day evening at the home of Miss
Gertrude Robinette.
The Philathea Glass of Petworth
Baptist Church will be< taught to-
morrow by Mrs. Mary +. Moore.
The L. F. o. Glass Of Brookland
Methodist Church will hold its an
nual banquet on Wednesday at 6:45
pm. at $500 Sixteenth street NV.
New officers will be installed.
The Organized Bible Class Asso-
citation will meet at the Anacostia
Methodist Church on May 19 at
8 pm.
The Butler Glass Of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet We'd
nesday at pm. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Alvaryte Roepke, Mrs. Virginia
Chesser, Mrs. w. c. Grooms and
Miss Gladys Turner.
Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
teach the Burial Glass of Cavalry
Baptist Church tomorrow morning,
and Mrs. Lois Abernethy will be the
devotional leader. The Service Com
mittee will meet at Ivakota. New
officers will be installed, Margaret
E. Ringrose, president; Ella Sue
Minor, first vice president; Lonnie
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Trinity Methodist

At the IL am. service, holy COM
munion will be observed. There will
also be the reception of members.
At $50 pm, meetings of the Ep-
worth League for high school age,
the Trinity Fellowship service for
older young people and young mar
ried couples. At pm. the sermon
subject of the Rev. Daniel w. JUS
tice will be Behold, He Prays,
which is the second sermon In a
series on the subject of prayer.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Mems Club to Hear
Cathedral Age Editor

The monthly meeting of the Mems
Club of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church will be held at 8 pm
Wednesday in the parish hall. Al
fred Stoughton, executive secretary
of the Protestant Episcopal Cathe-
dral Foundation of the District of
Columbia, Inc, and editor of the
Cathedral Age, will be the guest
speaker.
The holy communion will be cele
brated at 7:30 am. and at IL am
tomorrow. The Rev. Armand T
Eyler, rector, will preach at the II
o'clock service.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
will meet at pm. A special serv-
ice in the church will be held in
connection with the Y. P. r. thank
offering service.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Central Presbyterian

DR.. James H. Taylor will preach
in the morning on Victorious
Faith" and in the evening on The
Prophets Warning"
A fellowship for young people who
are interested in the church and
young people recently come to the
city has been arranged for Sis pm.
each Sunday in the lecture room.
The committee in charge is: Mrs.
T. G. Carr, Mrs. Robert Braden,
Mrs. Robert Burns, Miss Mary Colt,
Mrs. Harry Gauss and Miss ALA
Rogers.
The Young Peoples Friday Night
Glass. under the instruction OF DR..
Taylor, will begin the review OF the
life Of Christ at the next meeting.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Epworth Methodist
Services Are Listed

DR.. Clifton K. Ray, pastor of Ep-
worth Methodist Church, announces
his communion address at IL am.
tomorrow The Haven of Rest" and
at 8 pm. The Impossible Gulf"
A new Sunday school class of men
and women between the ages of l8
and 81 has been formed under the
leadership of Wade Holmes.
Wednesday at $50 the official
board with other church workers
will meet for a dinner.
The annual gift of the congrega-
ton to the Methodist Home for
Aged, Gaithersburg, Md, will be
taken on Mothers day, May IL.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Church of Our Saviour

At 7:S0 am. there will be a cele-
bration of the holy communion.
This will be a corporate communion
for the Daughters of the King and
the Seventy" At II am. there will
be second celebration of the holy
communion. with sermon by the rec
tor on Taking Your Religion More
Seriously" At $50 pm. there will
be the meeting of thefYoung People s
Fellowship. This will be a social
meeting.
At 8 pm. there will be the first of
monthly union services of the six
local Protestant churches at this
church. The Rev. DR.. Paul Schill-
ing, pastor of the Brookland Meth
odist Church, will give the sermon.
At 8 pm. on Wednesday there will
be the diocesan visitation Of the
Daughters Of the King.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Life Is an Altar
To Be Sermon Topic

Life Is An Altar" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. William Nesbit Vim
cent at II am. tomorrow at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. Bethel
No. II, Jobs Daughters, will be spe-
cial guests. Miss Marguerite
Bracket, member of Eastern Pres
byterian Church, is queen of this
bethel and will be hostess to her
group. The subject at 7:45 pm. is
Victory for the Day." a sermon by
the pastor for those who feel dis
couraged.
The Senior and Intermediate
Christian Endeavor groups will meet
at 6:15 pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
St. Stephens Lutheran

Using What's Left When All Is
Lost" is the topic of the Rev. George
K. Bowers at II am. The choir will
sing the anthem by Ruebush, Lord
of Our Life" Miss Lois H. Snyder,
soprano, is the guest soloist.
The young people will join in the
youth conference of the Chinese
Community Church at the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church at 3 pm
The Rev. Mr.. Bowers will speak on
Gods Architects Build Onl" The
Luther League service is at pm.
The Brotherhood will meet Tues
day night.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Rev. J. H. Garner Lists
Sermon for Tomorrow

Unnecessary Apprehensions" will
be the subject of the third sermon
in the series, words of the Risen
Christ" tomorrow at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church at IL am. by
the Rev. j. H. Garner.
The Christian Endeavor Forum
and the Senior Hi Young People s
Societies meet at pm
The Women's Organization will
meet Wednesday at 8 pm. This
organization is open to all women
over 81 years of age.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE Nick. ETCHISON.
President Organized Bible Glass Association.

Dr. Oscar F. Baweder pastor of the Lutheran Church the
Reformation will deliver the address the wenegth annual banquet
Bible Glass Mount Rainier Christian Church. wednes
President will
William Schmucke Organized Bible Glass Association
the singing L. Miller church. will
Evening star., 1941-05-03

speak, ana HtHry breWOOu VIII give
the invocation. Entertainment will
be furnished by the Kibitzers, radio
team. and Ralph H. Mittendorff,
member of the American Society of
Magicians. The dinner will be served
Evening star., 1941-05-03

by the women's S
department of
the church, of
which Mrs. Elton
H. Brown, sr., is
president.
M a ]. G u y
Withers, member
of the National
City Christian
C h u rc h, will
teach the class
tomorrow morn
ing.
Evening star., 1941-05-03

The A. B. Pugh
Bible Glass of
Mount Vernon
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Moiorist Jailed
In Police Tanule

AS the result Of an automobile
accident at 9Th and Sprague Sun
day at 1880 p. m. in which he al
legally ran through an arterial
stop sign and crashed into the car
Of Officer Robert Poore, Leonard
Fedderson, SO, was in the city Jail
Monday. charged with operating a
vehicle while under the influence
of liquor.
Pedderson. according to the re-
port. attempted to drive away
after striking Poore's car. The Of
ficer jumped on the running board
of the truck which Pedderson was
driving and halted it by pulling
out the choke. thus killing the en-
CINE.
A passenger in the truck at
tempted to knock Poore from the
running board. the police said, but
made his escape after the truck
had been brought TO a halt.
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H ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Armisiice Observance
STARTS ON PAGE ON

detail at each other intersection
--11th and 18th SITS. on Broadway.
and 9th. 18th and 18th SITS. on
Pacific ave.
Tacoma's various veterans or
CARNATIONS arranged this cere-
mony with Fort Lewis. 1t. Vic
tor e. Warner. jr., Co. T. Goth
Infantry. Anti-Tank. will COM
mand the detail and men will be
from that organization. The same
unit win perform a similar flag
ceremony at the Stadium at LAS
p. m. just before the kickoff of
the Lincoln Bellingham high school
football game.
Memorial Planting
Also set for IL o'clock at Wright
park win be the planting OF a
cedar tree ~ a memorial TO Mrs
Mary Bessie Hicks. Gold Star
mother who died last Aug. s. Mrs.
Hicks. mother of Constable Lloyd
E. tconnie) Ireland. was mother
Of Tacoma chapter No. 1. Disabled
American Veterans. a member Of
that chapters auxiliary, and of the
suxiliaries Of Edward b. Rhodes
post No. 2, American Legion. and
Wild West post No. 81. V. r. w.
She was among the Gold Star
mothers who made the trip to
France in May of 1880.
This tree will be planted to
grow in her memory and to the
memory of all Gold Star mothers"
Ireland said. 1T was a little seed
ling when my mother received II
many years ago. but she tended II
and now it is a good seven feet
tall"
Gold Star mothers and DA.v.
mothers attending the planting
viii meet shortly before IL o'clock
at the Seymour conservatory on
the c st. side Of the park.
National Officer
Ireland is national aide de camp
Of the D.A.V.. and his wife is
senior vice commander Of the
Washington department auxiliary
Of the D.A.v.
Another Armistice event set for
IL O'Clock Tuesday will be the an
nual breakfast of U.SS. Tacoma
post navy OF the WV. to be
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Odd Fellows
Pick Ruzicka
New Noble Grand
Of Lodge No. SO

Following the annual election ~
officers last week. Joseph =
Ruzicks was chosen noble grand
of East Tacoma Lodge No 50. I
o. o. ?. Others officers elected
were Willard V. Brown. vice
grand: Robert Harrison. record
inE secretary; George Phenicie.
financial secretary. and Wade X.
Coykendall. treasurer. Installs-
tons viii not take place until
January.
East Tacoma Rebekahs also
elected last week. with the follow
ing being successful nominees:
Evelyn Tharp. noble grand; Viola
Miller. vice grand: Maude Butch
koe. recording secretary; Louise
Gunnell. financial secretary, and
Joy Platt, treasurer.
East Tacoma Is one OF the older
Odd Fellow lodges in the city.
having been organized in 1891.
The building in which their weekly
meetings are held was constructed
for them in 1905. A large new
six-foOt neon sign will soon adorn
the hall al 25th and la. c SITS. to
make il easier for visitors TO To-
cate the ed!fice. The sign will
show the familiar three links en-
blem Of the /. o. o. r. as well as
the name and number OF the
lodge.
The 50-year-old East Tacomans
proudly boast the membership Of
James II. Davis. past grand sire,
the highest office which can be
held by an Odd Fellow. The mem
bership of the lodge today is 10.
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Motorcycles Hurt
In Crash With Auto

A broken left wrist and a LAGER
ated left ankle were sustained by
Ross Davis. %. Of 7245 East L st.
Sunday at SIS p. m. when the
motorcycle he was riding became
involved in an accident with an
automobile at 43rd st. and Nc
Kinley ave.
He was taken by police smbu-
lance TO Pierce county hospital.
Attaches said he would be released
10 his home Monday.
Driver OF the car involved was
Henry G. Fink. Is. of 1925 East F
ST. He told police he was driving
north on Mckinley ave. and was
attempting to make a left turn
into 43rd st. at the time of the
accident.
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Britain Is Ready for War If Japan
Forces U. S. to Fight in Pacific
Prime Minister Churchill Places
England SquorelY on Americas Side
Continued From Page one)

Continued From Page One)
blizzard-swept eastern front. when
the Royal Air Force was pressing
great winter offensive against
Germany and when a showdown
appeared at hand in the Far East,
said that:
Britain Ia now strong enough
to provide powerful naval
forces and heavy ships" for action
in the Pacific and Indian oceans
and ut would seem a very haz-
ardous adventure for the Japanese
people to plunge quite needlessly
into world struggle in which
they will find themselves opposed
in the Pacific by states whose
population comprise almost three
quarters of the human race"
This would presumably include
America, Russia and china.)
1.-The Royal Air Force is at
= least equal in size and num-
bers to the German Luftwaffe.
(The Luftwaffe has been estimated
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Clear Puyallupiie
In Woman S Death

Continued From Page one)
arouse Mrs. Pratt and found her
dead.
He summoned Dr. Carl seheycr.
who notified Puyallup's police
chief. Jack Lenfesty Subsequent
IL Coroner 7. n. Long and the
sheriffs office were notified and
took over the case. removing Nc
coul TO the county Jail here.
Death Of Mrs. Pratt was sttrih-
uted 70 a brain hemorrhage re-
sulting from a blow on the head.
Her body bore numerous bruises
and one eye was blaekened.
Mrs. Pratt. the sheriffs office
learned. came to Puyallup several
months ago from Marshfield. Ore.
and established herself in an
apartment at sol Ea. Pioneer way.
II was understood she was the
widow Of a physician. A sister.
Mrs. H. X. Halves Of Portland.
was TO arrive Monday. Efforts
also were being made TO locate
a son.
Had 70 Protect Self
McCoul declared Mrs. Pratt had
been abusive and fought with him.
scratched his face and hands. Il
had to slap her down to protect
myself" he said.
But he denied he struck the
blow that killed her. He attnb-
uted the bruises TO falling against
various objects about the house.
she would get out Of bed and
fall down and l would pick her
up and put her back in bed" he
told officers. On different ocea-
sions she fell against the hathtub
and other objects around the
house. bruising her head and
body"
McCoul. lately a contractor, was
ousted from his city position by
Mayor W. p. Loughlin several
months ago.
The body of Mrs. Pratt was re-
moved to the Wrigley & Clements
mortuary pending funeral arrange
ments.
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at around $4,000 or $4,000 planes,
including reserves. with produe-
ton at about 1000 planes a month
but most OF the German fleet has
been in action on the eastern
front, where heavy losses were
sufferedD
Even 'the arch criminal him
- self. the Nazi ogre Hitler" has
been frightened by the explosion
of world anger over German execu-
ton of French hostages and
Hitler's fear arises from an ZAP
paling consciousness of personal
insecurity"-presumablyf fear for
his own life.
A-The war may soon spread to
the remaining fourth of the
globe"
c-Nazi firing parties are busy
- every day in dozen coun-
tries" of occupied Europe and
'above all the Russians Tin occu-
pied areasl are being hutchered by
the thousands and tens of thou
sands"
f-Great Britain has actually
" reached the end OF her dol
lar resources. Churchill recalled
that last year at this time Britain
did not know where to turn for
dollars for American exchange.
BY very severe measures" he
added. I'VE have been able 10
gather and send TO America about
SOC. 900, 900 pounds (S2, o00, 00o,-
ooo) but the end Of our financial
resources is in sight-nay it has
been actually reached"
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FAMOUS AMERICANS
NOVEMBER 10
By JInMY HATLo



179l-Robert Young Hsyne. law
yer and political leader, in
st. Paul parish, South Caro-
lima. He came into national
prominence following his
election to the United States
senate in 1928. He was con-
spicuous as an uncompro-
missing advocate Of states
rights. He is best remem-
bered for his great debate
with Daniel Webster in 1880.
i85s-Henry Van Dyke, writer.
preacher and professor, at
Germantown, Pa. As Pres
byterian pastor in New York
City his preaching won him
national reputation. He be-
came professor of English
literature at Princeton uni
varsity in 1900, President
Wilson appointed him minis
ter TO Holland and Luxem-
bourg in 1913. Among his
best works are his outdoor
essays, especially Little
Rivers and Fisherman s
Luck"
1S79-Nicholas Vachel Lindsay,
poet. at Springfield, III. He
published several volumes of
poems, including General
William Booth Enters Into
Heaven, and Other Poems. q"
and The Chinese Nightin-
gale, and other Poems"
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British Destroyer Cossack.
Hero Of Sea Warfare, Sunk

kin Of casualties have been
informed
The Cossack. completed in 1885,
first captured British magma
ton by its daring attack upon the
German prison ship. Altmark.
taking off the British seamen il
carried. The action was fought
at close quarters in Norwegian
territorial waters.
A few months later II
leaped into the public eve
again, participating In the
British attack upon Naryik.
II had been mentioned most re-
Gently in the running battle in
the North Atlantic in which the
80. 0o0-ton German battle cruiser
Bismarck was sunk.
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HOME Is ROBBED

A IS bill, rs cents in change
and a baby's bank were taken
Saturday from the home Of Mrs.
w. c. Arthur of 2152is So. X st,
according to her report to police.
She said the thief entered the
house through the back door.
which she had left unlocked while
shopping at nearby store.
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LONDON The admiralty an
nounced Monday that the famous
British destroyer. Cossack, hero
Of the Altmark encounter and
in tho running battle
against the German battleship.
Bismarck. has been sunk.
The cossack, a 1,57o-ton craft
carrying complement of 2le
officers and men. was one of the
best known British warships.
The admiralty did not disclose
how. when or where she was sunk.
Its announcement said:
The board of the admiralty
regrets TO an ounce his
majesty's destroyer. Cossack,
Capt. 4. L. Berthon. ID. =. C.,
n. N, has been sunk. Next Of
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held at the Model grill. e12 Com
merce 81.
Open House
Open house for all World war
veterans will be held by Edward
B. Rhodes post of the Legion
starting at $50 Tuesday evening
and extending through an elabo-
rate floor show.
Wild West post. v.F.w., will
hold its annual Armistice ball
Tuesday evening, starting at S
o'clock. at Fellowship hall. Ma
sonic. temple.
Retail stores will remain open,
but city hall. courthouse and fl
nsncial houses will be closed.