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LESSON

DECEMBER 7: :.
kSUBJECT The Nature And Work of
The Church; Matt. 1880; 1850 Acts
2.s7-47; 81; s:s1; 1 Cor, 717;12:4-31; Gal:
lib H-A; Eph, 1:15-23; 4:1-16; 5.25-27;
Rev, 1:10-11,
GOLDEN TEXT: Christ also loved the
church, and gave himself up for it, Eph,
SIS
TIME: The two discourses of our Lord
found in this lesson were given in the
Autumn of A D % Pentecost was in the
Spring of A D 80, Pubs persecution of
the Church was previous 10 the year A D
IS, when he was converted, The first
Epistle to the Corinthians was written
about SO A D; the Epistle to the Gala
tians, one year before that; the Epistle
to the Ephesians, Ga A D; the book of
Revelation about IS A D,
PLACE: The words of our Lord concern
ing the building of His Church were
spoken near Caesarea Philippi, The la
ter discourse from Matthew, was near
Capernaum The events recorded from
the book of Acts took place in Jerusa-
lem; the city of Corinth was located in
Geece The city of Ephesus was located in
the pnovince of Asia: Acts IA; They
then that received his word were bap-
tzsd: and there were added unto them
In that day about three thousand souls
49, And they continued stedfastly in
the the apcstles' teachings and fellow
ship, in the breaking of bread and the
prayers,
43,--And fear came upon every soul: and
many wonders and signs were done
Though the apostles,
81 And all that believed were together,
and had all things common,
49, And they sold their possessions and
goods parted them to all according as
any man had need, ....................l
49, And day by day;contnuing sted-
lastly with one accorl in the temple; and
breaking brad at home; they took their
food with gladness and singleness of
heart:
47--Praising God and having favor with
all the people. And the Lord added them
day by day those that were saved.
Ephesians Ali and he gave some to
be apostles; and some; prophets; and
some; evangsl.sts; and some; pastors and
teachers
H. For the perfecting of the saints.
unto the work of ministering, unto the
build ng up of the body of Christ:
13--Till we all attain unto the unity of |
the ia tn and of the knowledge of the Son '
Of God, unto full grown man, unto the !,
measure of ths stature of the fullness of !
Christ
H. That we be no longer children, tos-
sed to and fro and carried about with
every wind of doctrine by the sleight
of men, in Greatness, after the wiles of |
error; tlt -
5.-- But speaking truth in love, may
grow up in all things into him, who is .
the head even Christ: !. ps~- "a
16--From whom all the the body fifty
n
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Among The Churches r.
TODAY

TODAY
BIBLE THOUGHTS FOR
Bible Reading For Today
0 praise the Lord, all we nations /;
praise him, all We people.
2. For his merciful kindness
is great toward us; and the truth
of the Lord endureth forever.
Praise We the Lord.
LIT Psalm.
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$50 Sunday School. Mr. Luthe
Stancle and Miss Annie Ruth McCelles
guperintendents.
First Sundays Pastors Day 11:30 m
and 1880 pm. sermons by the pastor
800 pm. each 3rd Sunday sermon ~
pastor; Mr.. Dixie Russell pastor stew.
ard
n:30 am. Second Sundays trustee day
11:30 am. 4th Sundays Missionary day,
Mrs. c. Hursey. president
Choir practice every Friday night Tn
Presidents: MIR. Luther Stancle, 1Iia
Cleo CLARK.
Rev. Mrs. l. B Williams, Pastss
Miss I4yna P;yne.
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framed and knit together through that
that which every joint supplieth, ac-
cording to the working is due measure
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of each several part, maketh the IL
crease of the body Into the building ur
pr itself in love.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
ID r. A. F. Raiders FeIIed,
German Sources Say

BERLIN, July 10 LPD.-The British
aerial offensive against Germany
and German occupied territory yes
terday, last night and today cost
the R. A. F. a. planes, according to
a compilation late today Of German
reports.
German sources said 19 r. A F.
planes were shot down in daylight
combat today in the Calais, Cher
bourg and Boulogne areas of the
Channel coast. against the loss of
two German planes. Eighteen were
credited to German pursuit planes
and the 18th, four motored craft,
to anti-aircraft fire
The German high commands tabs
ulation for yesterday and last nigtd
totaled 25 planes.
Seventeen were doWned by Get1
man fighters opposing British day.
light sweeps across the Channel yes
terdav. the Communique said, and
anti aircraft and naval guns shot
down one each.
Six bombers we're lost by the Brit
ish in last nights raids. it added
four by German night fighters and
nti-aircraft and two by naval ar
tlllery.
In German aerial thrusts across
the channel, the war bulletin re-
ported, five British merchantmen in
a guarded convoy north of New
quay, at the mouth of the Bristol
Channel on the English west coast,
were sunk in night air attack.
The LuftWaffe raided Hull. Folke-
stone. Great Yarmouth and Mid
dlesbrough overnight, DNB official
German news agency said.
Several places in Western Ger
many were bombed by British planes
during the night, but damage was
confined principally to residential
districts, informed sources said.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
{. |. 0. Unions 10 Protest
u. ). Workers S Dismissal

Representatives of Is local C. I. o.
unions planned to call on Secretary
of Labor Perkins today to discuss
the suspension of Mrs. Helen Miller,
Labor Department employe, recently
suspended for alleged Communist
activities.
c. I. o. members, meeting last
night, heard reports from repre-
sentatives of Labor Department
Local II, United Federal Workers
of America, that Secretary Perkins
had refused to meet with them to
discuss the case.
Delegates to the meeting voted
to seek an appointment with Secre-
tary Perkins today but if an ap-
pointment was refused, to 60 to her
office in any case at 4:30 pm. Cecil
Owen, president of the Washington
Industrial Union Council, was to
lead the delegation.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Swiss RoiIwoy Station
Demolished by BIost
BY tho Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEUCHATEL, Switzerland, July
10.-The Neuchatel freight station
on the Bern-Paris Railway was de-
molished today by an explosion
which killed two persons and shat
tered windows in buildings over q
wide area.
The blast followed a fire which
spread to explosives stored in the
300-foot depot. Traffic was inter-
rupted for several hours.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Red Cross Heads Here
Hopeful That Missing
Nurses Are Safe
Eight Who May Have Died
In Sinking of Vessel
Include Woshinqtoniun
Ey the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
National headquarters of the
American Red Cross here, refus-
ing to give up hope for seven nurses
and one Red Cross worker feared
lost at sea, waited anxiously today
for further information from the
Navy or the State Department.
Six of the ten nurses who sailed
June for England aboard British
vessel are missing Red Cross Off
Gals reported their ship, which was
not identified, was torpedoed about
two weeks ago.
Mrs Ruth B. Breckenridge of
Washington and Winston-Salem, N.
c., a volunteer house mother" and
Miss Maxine C. Loomis of Spring
field, Mass, the seventh nurse, were
aboard the Dutch ship Maasdam,
sunk several days after it sailed
from an Atlantic port early in June.
They have not been heard from.
Reports reaching Red Cross head
quarters said the other four nurses
on the British ship were rescued flVe
days ago after 10 days drifting at
sea.
All of the II Red Cross women
on the Maasdam originally were re-
ported safe, but officials said yester-
day only Is now are known to have
been rescued.
The six nurses unaccounted for in
the latest sinking were Phyllis l..
Evans. "a, Everett, Mass; Dorothy
c. Morse, %, Boston; Nancie M. Pett,
%. Detroit; Helen Jurewicz, South
Amboy, N. j.; Margaret I. Somer-
vile, % CatSkill, N. Y, and Doro-
thea l.. KOehn, SO, Oshkosh, Wis.
Reported safe were Rachel M. st.
Pierre. "a, Amesbury, Mass; Marion
Blissett, 27, Kalaska, Mich; Victoria
M. Pelc. "a, Auburn, N. Y, and Lii
liam Pesnicak, Albany, N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
British Bombers FLY
Through Fog 10 Hit
French Coast Again
Daylight Attacks Follow
Overnight Assaults on
Western Germany
Hy the Associated Press.

GS tHc hsSCCtdleQ Press.
NDON, July 1O-Flyirg
through banks of fog, r. A. r.
bombers and fighters swept back
across the English Channel again
today and explosions soon were
heard from the French coast.
Watchers on the southeast coast
said visibility was poor and that
machine gun fire was heard from
above the Channel.
The daylight raid followed over
night attacks by the r. A. F. against
Aachen and OsnabruCk, in Western
Germany. and the French coast.
NaN atrmen made scattered at
tacks on the British Isles during the
night.
Industrial Damage.
The bomber command fight sent
against Aachen reported much
damage to industrial buildings there,
the ministry said.
Another large fight struck at
Osnabruck and light forces again
bombed Bielefeld and Muenster in
the Rhine area and docks at Ostend
in occupied Belgium, the ministry
added.
-Four aircraft failed to return from
these operations. the ministry said.
The crew of plane reported miss
ing sitter July l attacks was re-
ported to be safe in England after
a rescue at sea.
Germans Hit Coast Areas.
The German night raiders con-
fined their activity almost entirely
to coastal areas, though some bombs
were dropped in Southeast Scotland
and East Anglia, the government
said.
Damage done was very slight and
there were no casualties" a COM
munique declared. -Four of the
Nazi raiders were reported downed.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Emeralds and rubies get their
color from the same substance,
chromium oxide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

and never take In the air until one
hour has elapsed after a heavy
meal.
The Luftwsffe adheres 10 this
diet rule but goes a step further.
Every Juss dive bomber has a thin
red line painted across the trans
parent nose which indicates 10 the
pilot the exact angle Of the dive.
Al the correct angie the bomb In
released and the plane pulled
from the dive. And In a JUS pilot
loses complete consciousness a
mechanical arm helps 10 level the
plane.
Yet because the length Of the
blackout will increase with the
speed Of the plane. both these So
buttons are little more than make
shift A more fundamental answer
In needed.
And that answer may be sup
piled before this war 10 concluded.
British ssronsutieai engineers.
hard at work over their wartime
drafting boards, are sketching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Relief for September
Cost Stale S2,840, 1888

OLYMPIA Relief cos, the stats
t2.s40.sss during September, the
state social security department
reports.
Largest chunk Of that expendi-
ture vent for old age pensions. tina
total being s2.oos .225 spent on 60
sss oidst.rs. Despite this the old
age pension union. according TO
reports herr. Ia planning 10 stage
another "msrch- On Olympia Nov.
7 70 demand IN. state spend more
on them.
The general assistance program
cost 1851. $50. one Of the lowest
figures In the states welfare his-
tory. with ZONE 30.43z persons
bensfitting. The children's program
cost s2sz, ss5 for 1923 persons
and the blind pension program
s37 $50 for I.0ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
There's Still Hone,

yesterday as passing the Mueller Harklns airport
looked across the wide expanse of field and noted
activity at the far end Well way what gona
on IS 70 move IN on 1t and move in did
Down there at the far end were three pieces grading
equipment which represented investment Of
$4,000 and how they moving the dirt from here
to there.
As glanced back toward the group of buildings
which house the planes. training schools and repair
shops. they seemed very far away and they
because standing at the far end of a 400
foot runway Bearing off in another direction there
another runway of $500 foot length and under.
stand il won't be long until still another runway will
have been extended until il offers $500 feet take
off.
To some people this may all just another airport
development but it represented the hope that
day in the not too distant future Tacoma will again be
the air map of the United States.
II meant the creation of facilities which would
make il possible for the palatial ariners of today
and tomorrow to rest their wings in Tacoma leaving
their precious of mail and express and bring
of our city's heart
II Tacoma is to be modern, progressive city If any
community to be modern and progressive il pro-
vide for itself place in the aviation
Years ago there those who damned the
automobile and who said il nothing but the child
of the devil and they by means in the
minority. Today hearing the very story
concerning aviation and il is true than
those disparaging statements about the gasoline
buggies.
When the is and may again look into the
sky with confidence they will thousand planes where
today there but America will adjust itself readily
to and greater In transportation Just IT did
when the automobile forceuly demonstrated its right
aid in the progress of civilization
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Kiissp PUD Hearing
Il SCI Fer Dee. elh

SEATTLE FEDERAL Jndgs
Lloyd L. BlAeh has srhe1sited fos
Dec. 4 the hearing ~ ~ seit0a
sveusht ~ rusiie utility district
Ma. NJ kifssp county which ssehs
n acquire fbs pvnpsrtise - ihs
Puget aosssh Power = Laht
company.
The enuvt hssrd as1umeaos =
attorneys fne hD<h et1oo Whe
sought Dismissal ~ = pettkinn -
Intervention BY The aty u nssms
srton. The city commanded 4 -
~ intsrsss In IN anktaa anes y
wants - take sves lhs eempaayss
property within the city limits 80
op~rsss n - . mussetpai satsv-
prtse.
me city was rspfsnonf14 ~
Jsmss W. Drysa- ~ ~ =. Y. p.
By e, X Murray and IL pewer
company By LowsIi ?. Mtehsiwall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
jackson Named
Sales Manager
Now Associated
With Lloyd Sultss

=. W. jackson. shs kan h>>n
PREPAYMENT IN the TIRE husinenu N
rscema fnr many years. asa fnr-
msriy manager frr one NJ tn nnsn.
r~ry o~nea ssarss vlIl ~ IN
charge NJ ..Ien fnf f.Iay1 nallpr,
the u. !. IRE distrinufnf fnt riefre
county
sulfer ssfs Ny business han
srn~n steadily since - lnreptton.
due entirely - our endenxnr h
give complete customer satInne-
ticn and servtre. ana u ulses No .
treat deal ~ pleasure 70 have
Dairy Jsehsnn. whs 70 thnrounnlv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Pilots May Take Prone Positions
In Super Speed Planes Of Future
Seeking Remedy For
Mental Bluckout"

LONDON Dive bombing Is a
reasonably simple operation. just
tilt the nose of plane, rush down
In screaming power dive until
the sights are dead set on an OBJ
jective. then let go at 1000 feet
and pull out.
But with pursuit ships and
fighter-bombers getting faster as
England and Germany counter
blows by throwing faster planes
into the sky. the mental hlackout
which occurs when blood sucked
10 the abdomen checks the oxygen
needed by the brain, Ia getting
TO be a dead serious problem for
aerial strategists.
The Royal Air Force and Luft-
waite each have an answer, but
one which is effective only so long
as planes travel little faster than
400 mph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
.0lds Siressinu
Better Service

=Failv aware - re demands
rlseet arsn fssss's automobile.
I'D recognizing ne Importance ~
dependable trznspertstle. fer -
success q cur current aefsnse
programs. oldsnehzls dealers -
dsy. are emphasizing quality sefs-
ies.- ssid III Ann.an q re Nun
- Meter q. Tseemas exclusive
nldsmnhlle dealer.
Yer several years oldsmohll<
has. With - starr 81 factory ard
acne service managers eansen-
tFated ~ = program u mssnta1n
ia dealer service facilities At thr
highest possible degree 81 eff.
Cheney. ms factory sponsored
service promotion program nlnc-
tons on tse principles ina first
am Il = Develop and install N
al leadership. specialized equip
ment for every type 81 mechanical
service The second plan 10 70
train the dealers staff 81 service
men 10 ia these modern device.
Twents-four thousand service men
in oldsmehsie desiershlps through
out the nation are sehooied an
nuaily in the latest methods Of
service procedure.
Particular types q service re-
anlre special equipment for best
results To achieve these results
and maintain PEAK performance. II
II necessary that tools designed for
specific purpose he employed
Specialized equipment for srrsie-
ina oldsmohlles IL one nf the many
important advantages ~ our fac.
tory supervised service depart
ments
Not only are service men equip
ped with the latest IN precision
tools and equipment. but they are
also trained In the proper use Of
this equipment. In addition 10
quality workmanship and results.
HtfNNtf taFF " iat HfHdbftNH are
maintained at q minimum BY this
method.
Regular classes. conducted In
the various leadership hy factory
service representatives. in addition
To demonstrating proper service
procedure. serve To introduce newly
developed service methods. Dealer
service men are regularly advised
of all nsw tools and equipment de-
veloped exclusively 10 service olds-
mobile cars. With this arrange
ment, results are naturally more
satisfactory IN all service opera
lions than would otherwise be pos
sihle.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Ford for 1912
Entirely New
va Snoring Honors
With Economy Six

Americas as~sst mast neaeFn
sissesElndsT eaxtns -.
o.. the fukxsd. ro~erfui Va
n proved economy :
Two optional - Horsepower en.
kine=' That's re h<saisne nees
about Ire tpsa Fcra esr. 49, n
display Al the Titus Nrsnf 81. ard
Msllnn Meters
First - ever lnsfeaacea ~
thr Ford Meter C. the nv ru~<r
plant hss h<en = leading ferle ~
speculation FIR many nrnfhs u
esn nes - revealed thaf Il IL rsfn-
parable - the famous Va in PER-
fermanes. With tho added attrsr.
ton II even greater economy.
While re va ne. running
mate WAS drawing = large share
Of attention at ths first allowing
a Ford. for a.. local motorists
found that the man who mst re-
Gently completed the WORRIES first
plastic automobile hnas. hsa lneef-
ported many advanced style Enno-
sstions In hls new cars
Exterior styling II the tp<s Ford
10 entirely new. A low. wide grille
- The dominant feature a. the new
frontal design. ~hleh rive the car
larger. more massive appear.
snce Wider Tenders. flo~inx
smoothly lnta body lines. aceentn-
ate the general streamIined effect
frnm front 10 smsFsly tap~TesI
rear. Bodies flare out 20 complete
ly conceal running boards. and
hesdismrs and parking lights r..
ee.s into fender.
Interior trestment flnas = nav
high in luxury 81 appointments
and comfort. Use ~ leather and
cloth upholstery In combination
gises an appealing t~e-tens effect.
The re-desikned instrument panel
10 exceptionally attractive. with
new uses If plastic achieving stfik-
Ing beauty, particularly In the
combination II radio speaker panel
and large circular disis containing
The speedomeief and clock.
Engineering advances hsvs kept
pace with the advanced style IN
In the new Ford. the
local dealers point out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Trade Wind" by Schneider

NEW YORK - Manufacturers
say that this country's industrial
ability has not yet scratched the
surface in the production of de-
tense needs. Six months ago only
Is per cent Of productive capacity
was on armament work. Today 1t
is about Is per cent. Within the
next six months II will total about
30 per cent
Manufacturers agree defense
needs come first, and they Will
cooperate. but they do not agree
that there cannot be at least a
portion of business as usual"
They point to the British who are
at war That country had dis
play at the shoe show in New York
and the representative did prom
Use deliveries.
Another argument for Washing
ton to consider Is that lease-lend
shipments be via regular business
channels and not by government
agencies. That would allow bust
ress interests to show their names
In foreign circles and thus main
tain trade relationships for post
war purposes. The British do it.
why cannot Washington allow it?
SPEED American industry
when under pressure: Before the
war IL took Is months TO complete
q destroyer. The newest destroyer
Is being turned out in eight
months. II will not be long before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

trading appeal there's switching
from Proctor A. Gamble intn
American Tobacco Clnett Pea.
body's 1871 net will establish an
all-time high.
Youngstown Sheet 4 Tube
should net more than IS this year
Climax Molybdenum will show
$3.50 for 1871 Bath Iron
Works order backlog runs To tune
of $500 1000 Newport In.
dnstries viii show about $50 a
share for i94f Creole Petno-
leum had new trading following
Investment managers like In
ternational Nickel because Of war
orders and postwar prospects.
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Bucks Sedanet
Catches the Eve

Buirsa new super sedsnst the
ear with the long strsamlined
fender - attracting much stten-
tion al the Tacoma Lions clubs
Greater show ~ Progress. accord
ing 10 Walter G. Baldwin. ssies-
manager Of Meiler-Harklns. Buick
distributors.
without doubt. this new Buick
model IL one OF the most uniNsal
cars Of the iss2 model year Bald
win said. Now beinG given IL
first public showing ~ Exposition
hall. IA 10 proving immensely popu-
lar
This pew super i. not 10 b.
confused with thu Muck models
previously shown In Tsroms. II
10 entlrsIy different with longer.
wider and lower body lines. The
new fender strsamlininx featured
On this model In truly revolution
AIRY. placing the Super Nedsnst FAR
ahead Of the field In style appeal"
Bucks long fender strsamiin-
ing 10 available on four uodris.
Baldwin said the Super sedanst.
the upper eonysriibie. the Road.
master sedan~t and tbs Kosdsnas-
ter convertible.
However. all Super and Mead
master modsis are sptirssy new
this year, with new body styiinG
~ well - ssw interior treatment.
They rsrssssnt tbs most advanced
s,rsamiinins the INDUSTRY has yet
produced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

experienced IN The tire business
associated with me In ths cspanity
of salesmanager."
suffer an1 Jsel1sea Invite t1sets
many friends ard customers - ~
store 70 - tn new Itns ~ nsev-
ohsndlss which ms hse No.
added h the Store located 81 10
and Pacific ave.
There are many hsnutsfuI mpdeie
NJ the Norge rsfftnssaters. Nseee
oil heaters and many othet slee-
irsssl homs appliances. sise eaa-
sole mndsis NJ kfoforoia radios ~
the home and several modela ~
Motorniss fos car Installation; No
Dess rsr hsntsrs and cnenptete
stock Of world famosss y. ,. pa
senxer car and truck Urea III sss
bstng featured ~ eoavsmIest
budget teruA