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tor. SUNDAY school and adult Bible
class, . 80 a. IN. Services los n m
League services and p. m. Con-
firmation. Saturday. 1890 a. m. Ser
mon. a Very Prese nj Help III
Trouble
Hope-so Sad and Warner sta. Rev
G. and I s sHas'e eia.s p'1 oss q M ssrvics
IL A m. League. $40 p. m, LSnten
services Thursday. 7 80 p. m, SUP
ject God 50 Loved" sundays ser
mon, The Battle OF Faith"
Immanusi--No. i4th and stevens.
Rev. Gerhard Belgium pastor. SUNDAY
school and adult Bible class. s;so
q. NJ. Service. II n. m. Lenten eerN
ices. Thursday. 9 p. m. Rev J. M
Amundson, speaker. sundays se'-
mon. We Are Not Alone"
Emmanuel Luthessn-so. Ssh and
Birmingham SITS. Rev. Z. A larson
pastor. sunday school. 10 q. m
Luther Memorial--so 9th and sts'
Rev A. r. NJ Kettner.. pastor. sun,
q. m. League devotional services
first and third sunday in each
/ month, z D. m. Lentsn services Wed
/ nesday. 8 y. m. subject. loru,
4 Will LOOK 10 Thee" Sundays ser
mon. Are You In Need OF SURGERY
Messiah-l2oe SO. Is. SUNDAY
school. PAS n n. Rev. N. l.. Neswig
acting pastor SUNDAY school VS.
q. m. Services. IL a. n.
Mountain View Near PuyAlup
Rev. 4 6. Tollefson. pastor. sunds,
school. GAS a. m. Services. IL . m
/ Norwegian services. first Sunday II
each month. 10 a. m.
Falkland Trinity 80. PHrk ap<
| wheeler Rev T. o eVAre. pastor
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Sunday school. p:<b a. IN. Service, u
m sermon with communion,
"orest Ia Thy Faith"
Rustor Chapel-62d and Pssrl SITS.
SUNDAY school. 9:3o a. m. services
IL a. m.
oiiyet-is23 so. X a.. Rev. c. A
SORENESS, pastor. SUNDAY school. 40
a, m. Services. IL .. m. Norwegian
services 2 p. m. Luther league, $50
p. m. Lenten services. Thursday NJ
8 .. m.
Peace - 2lst and Cushmsn. Rev.
George Koehler, interim pastor SUD-
dav school. $40 a. m. services Ao''o
g. m.
Our Redeemer Missouri synod
East saith and X SITS. Rev. A; w
Schroeder. pastor. sunday senooi'
10 80 n m Services, e:30 n. m. CON
firmation Saturday. $50 u. m. Len
ten services Thursday. y. m sun
days sermon. Gods Great GLORY.
our saviors-iTth and J sits. Rev
J. L. Redal. pastor. Sunday school
e:45 a. m. Services. II a; M Lu,ner
son, pastor OF Mountain View church.
guests peaker. Also singers from
visiting church.
Parkiand-Collins I'd. near Paciflc
Rev. W. c. Gulltxson, pastor SUNDAY
school, Q 80 n. m Services. 1910 q. m.
I@nten services "Wednesday. 2. m.
Rev. r.. Jaech speaking on Under :
estimating Service" Sundays ser
mon. The seed and the Soils /"
1T. pauls-So 27th and Taeoma
we. Rev. Arthur Sydow. pastor. sun-
day school. $50 a. m. Services. lo;SS
q. m. Confirmation Saturday. ~
q. m. and Monday. 4 y. m Lentsn
services Thursday. 7:so y. m. subject
''UnderestimAting the Word" Sun
days sermon, Why Church Member
ship"
1t. Pauls Danish-isi0 So. l. ~
Rev. John Enselmann. pastor. SUNDAY
school. 10 m. Services. II m
Sermon. with communion. "our Un'
Belief"
Trinity-so. isth and ] SITS. sunds,
school 10 a. m. Rev. 4. Buettner
pastor. Services. IL a. m.
Zion missouri synod - So. letf
and l. sis. Rev II. II. Engelorecht
pastor. SUNDAY school 10 a. m SerV'
ices. 1890 O. m. Lenten ssrvices
| Thursday. 9 y. m, with communion
sundays sermon. FOLLOW Ne"
ziop--5eth and So Thompson. Rev
L. W Hansen usstor SUNDAY school
pH5 .. m. worship. II g. m. ane
{ 40 m
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Sermons. Repent" and Luke
warmers"
FREE METHODIST
First-lsl1 so. l st Rev s Ralph
Klein pastor SUNDAY school 10 m
Services, Il q m and $50 2 m
Y.P NJ S. 6:46 p. m. Sermons God
Search" and Disease
Mckinley Park Bis Ea. 36th at.
Rev. E. p. Perry pastor sunoey
school 10 a. m. Services. ~ a m.
and 1880 p. m; 7. ? M s. e'fe D. M.
NAZARENE
FirS-so. s7th and NJ SIS. Rev.
Arthur B Cook. pastor SUNDAY
school. GAS a. m. Services. II a m.
and 7:so D. m. League. $50 p. m.
rESrEcosfAL
John w Moseid. pastor. SUNDAY
school. GAS a. N. Services. IL g. m.
and 7:3o p. m.
Beacon Light House-4oo8 Ackin-
lev ave. Rev A Kuoes pastor. sun
ciav school. 10 a m. Services. II q. m
Evangelistic services. 7:45 D. m.
Tabernacle-so 18th and G SITS
Rev, Harry J Sten pastor SUNDAY
school. GAS a m. Services. II a. m
and 7:so D. m.
Calvary - e6th and Portland ave
Rev Anna Kirby pastor Sunday
school D. m. Services Z 80 p. m.
Full Gospel MissioD-32os Portland
ave sunday school 2 D. m. sery-
ices Z 80 p. m
Full Gospel Chspel-So. 2Sth and
Tacoma ave. Rev +. p Morris. pas
tor. SUNDAY school. Gas 3. m. Serv-
ices 4 a. m. and n. m. Y P e. W
$50 m street service 5 . m
Glad Tidinrs Assembly Of God
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Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church
One Peace Treaty
Is Still Unbroken
Promises OF Jesus Christ
InvioIste Through Years

By THE REV.
u. ". FNGELBRECHT
Pastor Of Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church

A tremendous responsibility rests
upon members OF the church.
While all around US the work of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-10
METHODIST

Asbury-56ol SO Puget Sound ave
Rev. N. NJ. Jones. pastor. Sunday
school, GAS a m. Services. II a. m |
and 7:3o D. m. League and fellow
ship, 6:i5 D. m. Morning sermon,
The Good Fight OF Faith.
Bethany-So 57th ana Park ave.
Rev Ernest Barber pastor. Sunday
and 7:3o D. m. League and Forum.
Gao p. m Sermons, "on the Road
10 Jerusalem and Calvary, and Tine
Meaning OF Lent"
Calvary-Ea saith and p SITS. Rev.
Fred Hertzoe pastor. sunday school
7 y. m. Or. W II. Hertzoe father of
the pastor and district superintend-
ent OF eastern Idaho, guest speaker.
both morning and evening
Immannei-So 10th and J sts.
Rev NJ l.. Olson. pastor SUNDAY
school. ESQ a. m. Services, IL q. m,
and TAO y. m Rev. Martin Skarbo
OF Seattle. guest speaker
Epworth-So. 9th and Anderson ats
/ day school $50 a. m. Services. ii
q. m. and 7:9o p. m, Morning ser
mon, Sin in Our Day" Bishop Bruce
r. Baxter. evening speaker.
Fern Hill--o4l5 So G st. Rev b
g. Gallagher. pastor SUNDAY school.
i ~ n III DfINiNtSs IA ~ IA eiA SA1sN
study. 7:3o D. m. League. $50 D. m.
Rev. F L. Cydrus, guest speaker.
First-So. bth and X sts. Rev.
Cyrus Il Albertson pastor Worship.
services. 1890 a. m, including pri-
mary. beginner and nursery groups
STUDY classes. II 40 Youth groups.
6:15 d m Evening service 80 p. m
Sermons. Dare We Believer" and
The Sin OF uselessness"
Gracs-R and Ea saith SITS. Rev.
o, Z. Faulkner. pastor. SUNDAY
school 10 a. m. Services. IL a. m.
besourd-No 18th and stevens 81
Rev, George p. Hopkins. pastor. sun
a. m. Sermon, The Objects OF Path. "
ROY Leslie Smith. pastor. Sunday
school. GAS O m. Services. IL a. m.
Firsside and young adult group. $40,
Bishop Bruce r. Baxter. mornins
speaker. soth anniversary sermon
charter member OF church will tell
of its history. with picture illustra-
tions
Milton Church-Milton. Rev. J. T
Mcqueen. pastor. Sunday school &c
n m
and Rev b. Pease. pastors. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Service, IL a. m.
st. Paurs-43d and So l. sts. Rev
T. p. Goulder. pastor SUNDAY school
Gas a. m Services IL q. m. and Z sc
. m Leagues and Preside Fellow
ship. 6:l5 D m. Sermons, The Mir
acle OF Faith in God T" and Who Were
Saved Before Christi" Lenten services
Wednesday. 7.3o 2. m. by young peo'
pie OF the church.
Trinity-6oe Ea 36th ST. Rsv. y. d
D T1hbffTS Sunday school. 81
. m. Services, II 9. m. and 7:so p. m
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Special Sermon Series
AT Bethany Methodist

A series of Easter sermons will
he launched by the Rev. Ernest
Barber at Bethany Methodist
church, So. 57th and Park ave,
Sunday at 10:45 a. m.
Under the general theme. ION
the Road to Jerusalem" subjects,
in order of presentation will be.
Jesus Sets His Face Toward
Jerusalem" Jesus and Blind Bar
timeaus." Jesus and the Man Up
a Tree" Jesus in Gethsemane,"
and Jesus Entering Jerusalem"
Special evening services also are
planned until Easter. Current at
traction will be the church or
chestra, which, in addition to play
ing selected numbers, will lead
congregational singing. An in
strumental trio. composed of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Ohlund and Miss Lor.
raine Pratt. also will be heard. The
sermon will be The Meaning Of
Lent"
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Four.ouare-2sos Sc. sheridan. Rs,.
Elmer n Henderson. pastor. eunoz
sraooi cas- Services. Il =. N sno
7:<5 D. m. Youth CTusaoer serF
{ 30 D. m.
Friends Church-4sth and Nokin-
ley Calvin Choste pastor.
school GAS m Services II .. m
and 40 0. m.
Gospel Hall-7sI SO. 3sth 81 = d.
sanford pastor ser s,,s,,. ~ ~ g..i,
Hone ChapeI-so. 4eth and Bel sts.
pev Carlisle A Schsfer. pastor. sun
rsv school Q As Services. II a. M
and 73o .. n.
Joxita Communit. Church - Nom
UNCONVENTIONAL. Raw Hutchlnson
pastor. SUNDAY school 10 = m. ee,-
ICES PRAYER. 745 and worship. m.
Jrhorah's witnesses = No sth ana
state SITS Watchtover STUDY. sunosy'
: 40 n m. Bible study, "wednesday.
Z 30 m. service meeting. Friday
$50 .. m
Little Brown Church American
lake Rev Ramon Ledysrd pastor
SUNDAY school 10 m services ~
q m. and 100 2. m. Guest speakers
At both services
lake City Churen-Rfv. Edwin COY
pastor. ouhuaA rSHcol' ~ - 80
ices. IL q. m.
Little ChapeI-ils7is Commerce st
Rev @ II Stieelitz. pastor SUNDAY
school. Gas a m Services, II q. m.
and 7:3o D. m. Also daily. ~ noon
Community Home Church = ssth
and Polk SITS. Thure E. Moberg.
pastor Sunday school and services,
8 D. N.
New Apostolic Faith--ls1s SO }
ST. Rev Mrs. Fried l.. Martin pas
ices II a. m and 8 p. m:
Open Door Mission-521a so. Ia
coma way s II. Brammer. superin-
tendent. Sunday school 10 m.
Services 9 q. m and 7:4s .. m
w r snsor Church orch Of God 2S2 n,.t 80.
SUNDAY school. 10 g. m. Services. IL
Ia m and 7 D. m.
Ponder Chanel = Ponder Station.
Rev. Edwin Knapp. pastor. SUNDAY
school. 9:45 q m. Young people. 4
St st. Peter. sunda. school-old Ia
coma. Robert oourtwright supt
Sunday school. GAS a. m.
Tacoma Rescue Mission-l5l2 Pa
cific ave Rev william L. Edwards
pastor. Services 8 n m and p. m
Tacoma Gospel Mission - So i7tr
and Tacoma ave. Services Fridays
1880 D m.
The Christ Cenfered Life Circle
Y W c. A. building Attn and Broad
way. Rev A L. Cook pastor serv
ices HIS m
Theosophical Soclety-223 SO Ia
coma ave. Services. 8 D. m. Services
the first and third Sundays OF eacl
, month.
Unity TempIe-Division and l st,
Leila d. Combs. leader. Sunday school
S:45 a m services II A. m
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Calvary Presbyterian
Presenting Missionary

Guest speaker at Calvary Pres
byterian church. 1915 So. D st,
Sunday at 1872 p. m. will be Miss
Della Brandenbers. missionary
from China, now on a tour Of the
United States.
The missionary has devoted her
life TO preaching Of the gospel
since her recovery from what was
thought TO be a fatal illness. She
considered her return to health an
act Of providence and determined
TO tell others OF her victory
through faith and prayer.
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church affilistion. II has a men,
bership Of AIS with 300 active.
Those who wish a church home
and opportunity for serving Christ
and all mankind. are invited TO
attend this growing church in a
growing neighborhood.
Lately a committee has been APP
pointed to prepare program for
its fortieth anniversary. A COM
mittee has also been appointed to
prepare plans for the building OF
an educational plant to harmonic
with the beautiful stone sanctuary,
already built
Young people are especially in
vited to work with one of the four
enterprising groups of young
folks.
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Conference at Covenant
Church Closing Sunday

Closing a missionary conference.
which has been conducted at First
Covenant church. So. 10th and I
SITS, since Wednesday, mission
aries from Africa and China will
be in charge Of worship services
at II a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Miss Florence Nelson, who has
been serving in Africa, will take
the earlier service, and the Rev.
Peter Matson of Hangchow, China,
who also opened the conference.
will deliver the closing message.
Accompanying the missionaries
to the local church was the Rev.
Gust z. johnson of Chicago. sec.
rotary Of the Mission Covenant
Of America.
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Jesus Chri I
within { h Q
church and IN
the community.
Its program in
cludes preach
ing. teaching in
a school OF 900.
min steering TO
the sick and the
n e e d Y within
the community,
reg ar d less of
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raberuacle-sc. sth and n sts. Rev.
Dwight Il. Ferguson, pastor. Sunday
0chool. Gas .. m. SERVICES. II q. m.
ana 73o .. m Youne people, $50
ana $50 p m. Mn. r. o. otr1f Of
HUru. R1eUt DoAker.
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mems ar is
are falling for
fear of things
10 come. the
Church of Jesus
c hrist must
c on [ in Tie the
program Of the
M as er a n q
BUILD the City
OF God.
The past year
and WARS have
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Sixth Avenue Baptist
Church
Church Preparing
For Anniversary
Committee Is Appointed
Al Sixth Avenue Baptist

By THE REV.
WILLIAM I. TURNER
Pastor OF Sixth Avenue
Raptisf Church

Sixth Avenue Baptist church,
strategicslly situated on the Mar
rows bridge route and on Sixth
avenue. presents the gospel Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
NAZI
PLOT THWARTED

Bucno5 Aires, Dec. 17.-tAP)- A
German plot to halt the export OF
Bolivian metals to the United States
bv sabotaging railways running TO
the Chilean ports of africa n Anlo-
tagasta has been thWarted, according
to information received here today.
II also was learned that the b"li\-
ian government ha, imposed a rIeIu
censorship, but whether tins was con-
nected with the reported d p'ol
wa not clear.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
German.
Communique
Is Gloomy
German People Given
Inkling That lid of
Conquest Has Been
Thrown Into Reserves;
Russians Claim Great
Successes.
lHy The Associated PrcSs.)

(Hy The Associated Prcss)
Russia proclaimed a series of
smashing new victories i'll the
war with Germany today. and
for tho first time Adolf Hitler's
high command acknowledged
that the German invasion armies
we're shortening their lines"
along the Soviet front and
were hard pressed on the
defensive in norm Africa.
The extent of the German retreat
along the whole 1.20O-mIle russian
buttleline was hlghlghted by d Brit
Ish broadcast reporting that all COM
munications between Moscow and
long-bcsjcged Leningrad had been
rc-eStablished,
Soviet dispatches said the Red
armies We're pushing a vast counter
offensive from L~enlngrad to the
Black sea. capturing hundreds OF VII
lagos and towns IN me sector alter
another. and that IN some instances
the Germans Wcre running without
d .ight.
In perhaps the gloomiest IA COM
m~ruique OF the entire War-glNlnG
the German people at least an NIX
Ing that the tide of conquest mas
been thrown INTO reverse, the hlgh
command reported:
In the course ot transition from
aggressive operations to stationary
warfare for the winter months, nee
c>~ary improvements involving me
shortening of lines now are beng
Systematically undertaken on various
sectors OF the eastern front.
But Soviet dispatches pictured
the Germans in headlong flight,
by no means effecting a strategic
withdrawal, with a Moscow com
munique declaring:
THE fleeing enemy Is being
pur>ed and annihiilated by our
forces"
Red army forces who ~re-captured,
rrategic kalinin said they found
that German troops had built four
tered plank beds in houses through
out the Kalinin one, "eVldenlly m
tending to spend the winter there.
Moreover, the official Berlin radio
Continued on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
Japanese Use
Nazi Planes

London, Dec. l7,-CAPN-The any
ministry news service declared the
japanese are using both Mc>serch-
chnIt, 1895 and nos - German
lighter plaues-ln the an Dd'V1e ol
Maiaya.
NJ t-I09 is a singlc-cngIncd plane
and the ME-llO is the tWln-enelneo'
Both can be useG as bomberS.
The Japanese previously had been
reported manufacturing fighter planes
based on McS,crSchmitt models Du'
there had been no indication before
that they possessed planes made III
Germany.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
Sub Attack
News Gives
No Details
Japanese Alarmed at
Reported Presence of
Submarines in Japan
csc Waters; rs Jap
a mes w n d at
Vigan.
tBy The Associated Press

BN The Associated Press
Japan took alarm today at the
reported presence of 20 I. $.
submarines operating in Japan
csc waters, even as Admiral
Thomas {. Hart, commander of
the ASiatic fleet, announced that
American submarines had gone
into action for the first time in
the eleVen-day-old conflict and
scored success in two or three
attacks.
I. S. Army headquarters in
Manila reported also that at least
rs japanese planes had been de
strCNed yesterday at Nigan, 200
miles northwest of Manila,
where the Japanese still main
tanned one OF their three toe
holds on Luzon island.
Admiral Harris cryptic statement
did not identity the victims Of the
counter bIoWS-Whetncr
Japanese Warships or merchant craft
or the locale Of the sinkings.
1t seemed plausible, however. that
the United States was tightening a
DlouNade around the mikado's dense
Iy-pupulutcd island empire.
In Washington. d WaF department
communiqae dismissed tire Japanese
sheilng OF KahuluI, on the Hawaiian
island of Maui, as having damaged
only a concrete loading platform of 4
pineapple company. About ten shells
were fired, the c~ommunique said,
without Il single casualty.
In the Philippine theatre, the VA
department reported ne dlscernJDie
enemy activity during the past q
houfs," and SAID there Was moth
ing to report from other areas"
Meanwhile, British headquar-
tiers in Singapore acknowledged
that Japanese troops have land
ed in SaraWak on the northwest
coast of Borneo, British protect
ed domain of the white rajah,"
Sir Charles Brooke, within 500
miles bombing range of Singa-
pore itself and 500 miles from
Manila.
Japanese Warshjps, bombers and
land batteries also were reported
violently pounding siege = bound
Hongkong. BrItans second greatest
stronghold in the Far East, and c
Reuters dispatch said Japanese forces
had seized the Portuguese island Of
Continued on Page TWO)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
Trains
Are Wrecked

jefferson City, Mo, Dec, lf.-NAi}
The west bound Katy fIict, pas
scngcr train of the MIKE, cFaH''s"
hcad-on int the standing eaS(oou'"
Filler four miles north OF mere t"!lS
today, killing three tralnmtn ana III
Juring five other railroad employees
No passengers were hurt seriously
A FBI agent SAID he DeIleVco "'1
wreck the result of a clear
Dalhart, Tex, Dec, l7.-(Ai2-
SIX cars of the WCStbound kock -
land passenger tram dcrals-o 81
NaraViSa. IS miles southwest OIL Ddl-
hart today, ~injuring four persons.
he train was the californian Oh
the Chicago to Los Angeles Iuh' |,
left Dallart at ll:25 p. m, 81 dh'
derallcd moro than Al hour ia'e'.
Railroad officials SAID clght cars III
the l4-car tram CARRYING apPioN'
matcly 400 passcng T. passed. S",''S
over what apparently VS. . hI"N'l'
ra,l The remaining IL l'h NV '"N'
and ms car turned Ger
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Nv ROB THOMPSON

Ral5lch. Dec. 1.-THE State De-
parun~nt Of Revenue is IN the first
throes If an lrvestlgation of en-
be7zlanleut and alleged ls.nv ~ SUP
a~Y.1on. Wh,ch NAY resUtt y IT ur-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

Raleigh. Dec. l7,-(AP)-RcVcnuc
Commissioner A. J. Maxwell sad
today that a warrant charging
bczzlemcnt had been sworn out At
Hcndcrsonville against Carl FClmct,
a deputy reVcnuc collector.
An audit, Maxwell said, disclosed
a shortage Of S3,954.70 in Eel
NETS accounts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

Draft Bill
Predicted
Measure Expected to
Provide for Men From
70 Through a., Inclu-
sive, to be Liable to
Call fer Military Serv-
ice.

0oAA ANA A'1AkASoA WI
ice.
Washington, Dec. 17.-(AP)-
Well informed congressman said
today that pending draft extern
sion measures in the House and
Senate might be compromised to
provide for active military Serv-
ice for men from 20 through ~
inclusive.
Legislation ,cheduled for
House debate today put a floor of
q. below which men could not
be indicted, but a similar Sen
ate bill would permit the srlec-
tive service system to dip down
to those 10 or older-aS re-
quested by the War department.
Many members expressed the
that the two chambers would
)ass the bill in those divergent forms
and that a JOINT Scnate-HouSe con-
renee committee would compr0mlss
at 20.
Strong administration pressure,
SpllngINg trOE. q strongly Wofdc1
from President Roosevelt en-
dorsjng the 10 through A age llml',
was being eN>ltcd, however, IN be-
half of the Senate bill.
Both measures call for the
registration of men from Is
through Ga inclusive. which, in
Guiding the 1850, 900 already
registered, would affect an est
mated Al 200, 900 men.
There We're indications that the
major fight over the Legislation II
the House would involve the age
limit for active service. Other amenu-
ments may be offered, however
which would preclude active mill
tary service tor men under 20 unless
they had been trained for at iea>'
twelve months.
Still others we're designed to dIrcc'
the War apartment to Induct mar
ried men whose wives or other dc
pendenStS are not entirely dependeh'
upon them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17

I'D. america 10 give tht iittu
States .au2iGic AID IL war today
marked Latin America 5 con-
uIhl.-oAs 10 hemisphere soft
dar.ty.
A. aeu;i3e poIya. formally a5tI-
-, ,n3u,i, and news AGENCIES
of the aJNl,nutnl- dzCrre oil Il
safe OF s.e.e, orj1lcd them to "ao-
STAN from comment ON the decree
or make biased publications winch
may pe:turo the political uanquIr
y Of the country.
Inc announced purpose of III,
decree was - carry GA 'Inteuua-
tional promises contracted by the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-17
LATIN
TO EXTEND
TANGIBLE AID
Stale of Siege Declar-
Ell in Argentina; Mexi-
lean Congress Consid-
ers Request to Aid
License Troop Move
Incnts.

EuenCi, Aires, Dec. ls.-CAft
Gu!.A moves IN .!cNicO ana Cen
t.a. america to give the nIted
S.tteS .aualGic AID IA VA today
marKCu Latin America $ con-
tith,...tnS Ia hemisphere S0ii-
dar.ty.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Bride-to-Be
Is Feted
Miss Cummings 70 Leave
Soon for New York

For the pleasure of Miss
Doris Cummings. bride-to-be
of Mr.. Fax Coontz of Water
town. n. Y. Mrs. Louis II.
Degon and Miss Ann Knee
shaw entertained at mis-
eellaneouS shower Friday eve
ming. A Halloween motif was
carried out in the arrange
ments and decorations. Miss
Cummings will leave in early
\ OVEN Der for New York
where the marriage will be
solemnized and the new home
established.
During the evening. games were
played, favors going to Miss Ann
kneeshaw. Mrs. Herman Great
house and Mrs. Marguerite Huber.
Those present we're Mesdames
Henry Dobrowplski, Frank Knee
shaw. Robert Stambaugh. James
Faulhaber. Donald Sherrod, Oscar
Reibow, w. A. Cummings. Frank
La Roche, Jack Harper. Louis II.
Degon, Margueritee Huber and II.
Mccain. and the Misses Ann
kneeshaw. Marian Scarlara and
Lois Thronson. An out of town
guest was Mrs. Herman Great
house of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Girl Reserve Council
Elects New Officers

At a meeting Of the Girl Re
serves Interclub council recent.
~ at the Y. w. c. A.. Miss
Lynn Brown. OF Lincoln high
school was elected president: Miss
Yoshiko Kubo, also of Lincoln, vice
president: Miss Virginia Martin.
OF Gig Harbor. secretary: Miss AT
dele Silver OF Stadium, treasurer;
and Miss Lorraine Adams. sta
dium, social chairman
The meeting considered business
relative 10 the senior high Girl
Reserve clubs.
There is u b q free swim hour
for all Girl Reserves on Saturday
mornings from II IN II in the
Y. W. pool. Health examination
will be required
Bus Drivers auxiliary uill meet
Tuesday evening w tho Pythisn
temple for = social evening.